Jean Neuhaus was a Belgian chocolatier born in 1857, known for founding the famous chocolate company Neuhaus. He is credited with inventing the praline, a chocolate confection filled with various ingredients, which revolutionized the chocolate industry. His passion for quality and innovation helped establish Belgium as a leading country in chocolate production. In 1912, Neuhaus introduced the first chocolate-covered box, allowing customers to enjoy a selection of chocolates in a beautifully packaged form. His legacy continues today, as Neuhaus remains a prestigious brand, celebrated for its artisanal chocolates and commitment to craftsmanship.