Labello Original lip balm

Labello is a classic lip-care stick (lip balm) originally introduced in 1909 and commonly sold in the blue "Original" twist-up tube shown in the photo. The brand was developed by Oscar Troplowitz and has been marketed under Beiersdorf since its launch. (en.wikipedia.org)

Manufacturing: Labello lip balm sticks are produced primarily in Germany and Austria, with additional production and regional packaging in other locations depending on market distribution. Production volumes and primary sites are operated by Beiersdorf’s manufacturing network. (en.beiersdorf-me.com)

Brand & ownership: Labello is a Beiersdorf brand — Beiersdorf AG (Hamburg, Germany) is both the original company of origin and the current ultimate owner. Beiersdorf is a long-established personal-care company (founded 1882) that also owns NIVEA and other skin-care brands, and it manages global marketing and regional brand licensing; in some countries Labello products are marketed under the NIVEA/Liposan family names. (en.wikipedia.org)

Summary: The pictured product is Labello Original lip balm (personal care — lip balm stick), a German-origin brand owned by Beiersdorf AG and manufactured primarily in Germany and Austria, with regional production in other locations for certain markets. (en.wikipedia.org)