I sure don't.  A friend/business associate was in town visiting, and was very thoughtful to bring a variety of Swiss goodies, mostly made by a company called Frey, which he says are representative, typical, standard retail candy in Switzerland.  Of the variety shown in my poor, florescent-illuminated photos, I have only tried two types - the Noxana, in the blue wrapper, which is basically milk chocolate with hazelnuts, and the Supreme Citron Poivre, which is a rich, dark chocolate, with some kind of pulverized lemon hard candy granules mixed in.  Both were delicious, and I can't wait to try some others, though I'm loathe to make myself sick by gorging on chocolates.  Oh, I did also try the biscuits/cookies in the white bag, which are kind of like a very sweet gingerbread cookie, with a hint of lemon/orange flavor.  They seem like a good companion for tea or coffee, if one were into that sort of thing (I'm not).  Anyway, this stuff's kind of expensive, compared to American "equivalents," but our Swiss friend is somewhat enthusiastic about having me and the Mrs. setup to import this stuff.  I just have no real frame of reference for marketing this kind of thing, so I'm airing it out here.

While Swiss Chocolate is good stuff, you'll be competing against established companies like Toblerone and Lindt...probably more hassle than you might want.  

AFARR

From what I gather so far, that stuff is the cheap stuff specifically made for American grocery stores, like Kroger.  The Swiss, apparently, don't think much of Toblerone.  I don't think it's the same kind of market at all.  I do, however, wonder if it might be too much hassle, given that I'm not of the tea biscuit set.

check to see if "World Market" already imports it.  they have all sorts of genuine foreign goodies

I wouldn't call Lindt cheaper chocolate...

When I get chocolate it usually comes in 5kg bars:



(haven't done much cooking lately so haven't bought much...looks like prices went up a bit since the last time I bought).

AFARR

It's made in Switzerland by naked elves out of unicorn sweat... Good stuff.