Artiach Filipinos chocolate biscuit

Artiach Filipinos is a renowned brand of chocolate-coated biscuit doughnuts produced by Artiach, one of Europe's oldest biscuit companies. Founded in 1907 by brothers Gerardo and Gabriel Artiach Astegui in Bilbao, Spain, Artiach has a rich history of crafting high-quality biscuits. The company is headquartered in Orozko, Bilbao, where it continues to produce a variety of biscuit products, including the popular Filipinos line. In 2012, Artiach became part of Adam Foods, a leading Spanish food company. Adam Foods is known for its diverse portfolio of food brands and operates primarily in Spain. The Filipinos brand is sold in over 40 countries, including Spain, France, Portugal, and Nordic countries, under the Artiach name. In the Netherlands, the biscuits are produced and sold under the Verkade brand, a subsidiary of United Biscuits. In the Philippines, the cookies are sold under the brand name Chiquilin. The Filipinos biscuits are available in various flavors, such as milk chocolate, white chocolate, dark chocolate, caramel, and berries. The name 'Filipinos' is believed to be inspired by the Philippine delicacy rosquillos, which are ring-shaped cookies originating from Cebu. The biscuits are characterized by their crunchy texture and chocolate coating, making them a popular snack choice in many countries.