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Doritos is a globally recognized brand of flavored tortilla chips produced since 1964. Originally created at Disneyland in California, the brand was developed by Frito-Lay, a subsidiary of PepsiCo. This specific 'Nacho Cheese' variety, first introduced in 1972, is one of the brand's most iconic and best-selling flavors worldwide.
The product's manufacturing is decentralized to serve local markets efficiently. For the European market, as indicated by the Nutri-Score labeling on the package, production typically occurs in regional facilities such as those in the Netherlands or the United Kingdom. This localized strategy ensures freshness and reduces environmental impact through shorter logistics chains.
Today, Doritos is owned by PepsiCo, a multinational food and beverage leader. As the ultimate owner, PepsiCo manages the brand’s global distribution and marketing, maintaining Doritos' position as a dominant player in the savory snack market through continuous flavor innovation and high-profile advertising campaigns.
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