Pringles Original Crisps

Pringles is a brand of stackable potato crisps that originated in the United States in 1968, developed by Procter & Gamble (P&G). The crisps are known for their uniform shape and packaging, which distinguishes them from traditional potato chips. In 2012, P&G sold the Pringles brand to Kellogg Company, and in 2022, Kellogg's North American cereal and plant-based businesses, including Pringles, were spun off into a new company named Kellanova. As of 2024, Kellanova agreed to be acquired by Mars Inc., making Mars the ultimate owner of the Pringles brand. Pringles are manufactured in multiple countries worldwide, including the United States, to meet global demand.