Pringles Original Potato Crisps

Pringles is one of the world's most iconic snack brands, known for its unique hyperbolic paraboloid shape and uniform stacking in cylindrical cans. Originally developed in the United States, the brand was created to address common consumer complaints about broken, greasy, and stale potato chips. The specific manufacturing location varies by region, with major facilities located in the United States, Belgium, Poland, and China to serve global markets.

The brand was famously invented by Procter & Gamble (P&G) in the late 1960s. For decades, it remained a staple of P&G's food division until it was sold in 2012. Today, Pringles is a flagship brand under the ownership of Kellanova, the company formed following the corporate spinoff of Kellogg Company's snack and international cereal businesses. Kellanova operates as a global snacking powerhouse with a presence in nearly every major international market.