LiGA Cracotte Vezelrijk

LiGA is an iconic Dutch brand with a rich history dating back to 1923, originally founded in Bergen op Zoom as the 'LIGA fabriek'. It became famous for its nutritious biscuits, particularly as a staple for children. The Cracotte line, though originally developed by the French brand LU (Lefèvre-Utile), is marketed under the LiGA brand in the Netherlands to leverage LiGA's strong local reputation for health and nutrition.

Today, LiGA is owned by Mondelēz International, one of the world's largest snacks companies. While the brand remains quintessentially Dutch in its identity and heritage, its products are manufactured in large-scale production facilities across Europe. The Cracotte line is notably associated with production in France, where the specialized 'extrusion' process for these light crackers was perfected, though distribution and local brand management remain focused on the Dutch market.