Lay's Potato Chips

Lay's is a renowned brand of potato chips, established in 1932 by Herman W. Lay in the United States. The brand has evolved over the decades, introducing various flavors and product lines to cater to diverse consumer preferences. In 1961, Lay's merged with Frito Company, forming Frito-Lay, which later became a subsidiary of PepsiCo in 1965. Today, Lay's operates globally, offering a wide range of potato chip flavors and products, with manufacturing facilities in multiple countries to meet international demand. The brand's commitment to quality and innovation continues to make it a leading choice among snack enthusiasts worldwide.