Pringles Texas BBQ Sauce

Pringles — origin, product and ownership

Pringles is an American stackable potato-chip brand originally developed and launched by Procter & Gamble in the late 1960s; the product is known for its saddle-shaped chips and distinctive cylindrical packaging. (en.wikipedia.org)

The flavour shown in the photo is "Texas BBQ Sauce" — a regional/seasonal flavour variant produced and marketed under the Pringles brand. Pringles products are manufactured in multiple production facilities around the world rather than a single country, so packaging varieties and origin markings depend on the local production site and bottling/packaging plants. Historical factory locations have included facilities in the United States, Belgium, Poland, Malaysia and China, among others. (en.wikipedia.org)

Ownership history: Procter & Gamble created Pringles; the brand was sold to Kellogg (later known as Kellanova after the Kellogg split) in 2012. Mars, Incorporated announced and completed the acquisition of Kellanova (and its brands including Pringles) following final regulatory approvals, with the transaction closing in December 2025 — making Mars the ultimate owner and placing Pringles within Mars' snacking division (Mars Snacking). (en.wikipedia.org)

Practical identification notes: because Pringles are produced in multiple countries and the tube in the image doesn’t show a legible manufacturer address or barcode, the exact factory of origin for this specific can cannot be determined from the photo alone. Many markets receive locally produced Pringles cans tailored to regional flavours and packaging labels.