Oreo Sandwich Cookies

Oreo is an iconic sandwich cookie consisting of two cocoa wafers with a sweet fondant filling. Originally introduced by some of the most prominent names in American baking, it has grown to become the best-selling cookie brand in the world. Its history is deeply rooted in the American snack food industry, having been first created as an imitation of a similar cookie before eventually surpassing its competitors in global popularity.

While the brand originated in the United States, its manufacturing footprint is now truly global. Production occurs in numerous countries to supply local and regional markets, including major facilities in the United States, Mexico, Spain, Egypt, India, China, and Indonesia. This distributed manufacturing model allows the product to maintain its presence in over 100 countries while adapting certain ingredients to meet local regulatory and taste requirements.

Today, the brand is owned by a leading global snacking powerhouse that was spun off from a major North American food conglomerate. The ownership structure reflects the consolidation of the global food industry, ensuring that the brand remains a dominant force in the biscuit and snack categories across all continents.