Belin Croustilles Emmental

Belin is a French brand renowned for its variety of snack products, particularly its Croustilles line of cheese-flavored corn crisps. These crisps are made primarily from cornmeal, palm oil, whey powder (from milk), and cheese powder, with Emmental cheese powder constituting 2.9% of the product. The crisps are lightly salted and contain flavor enhancers such as monosodium glutamate, disodium inosinate, and disodium guanylate. The product is manufactured in France, reflecting the brand's French heritage. Belin S.A., the original company behind the brand, was acquired by Mondelez International, Inc., an American multinational company known for its extensive portfolio of snack brands. Mondelez International is headquartered in the United States, making it the ultimate owner of the Belin brand. There are no known local subsidiaries or distributors for Belin in other countries, indicating that the brand operates directly under Mondelez International's ownership.