LU Figolu fig-filled biscuits

LU Figolu is a classic French confectionery product, introduced in 1961 by Lefèvre-Utile, a French biscuit manufacturer. The biscuit is renowned for its fig-filled center encased in a crumbly biscuit shell. In 2007, LU was acquired by Danone, and subsequently, in 2012, Danone's biscuit division, including LU, was sold to Kraft Foods, which later became Mondelēz International. This acquisition placed LU Figolu under the ownership of Mondelēz International, a leading global snack and beverage company headquartered in the United States. The production of LU Figolu is primarily based in France, reflecting its French heritage, but it is also produced in other locations to meet global demand. The brand LU continues to be associated with its French origins, while Mondelēz International manages its global distribution and marketing strategies.