Mondelez International snacks and confectionery

Mondelez International is a premier global snacking company with a vast manufacturing footprint spanning approximately 160 countries. The company operates numerous production facilities across North America, Europe, Latin America, and Asia to serve local and international markets. Iconic products like Oreo, Cadbury, and Milka are often produced in regional hubs to ensure freshness and efficiency, making its manufacturing truly global.

The brand's lineage is deeply rooted in American corporate history, originating from the National Dairy Products Corporation founded in 1923 and the legendary Kraft Foods Inc. founded by James L. Kraft in 1903. In 2012, Kraft Foods Inc. underwent a strategic split, spinning off its North American grocery business while rebranding its global snack and confectionery division as Mondelēz International. The name combines the Latin word mundus (world) with a creative play on delicious.

Today, Mondelēz is a publicly traded multinational headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. It owns an extensive portfolio of billion-dollar brands, including Nabisco, Toblerone, and Ritz. The company continues to expand through strategic acquisitions of brands like Clif Bar and Ricolino, maintaining its position as a dominant force in the global snack food industry well into 2026 and beyond.