Christie Biscuits

Christie is an iconic Canadian biscuit brand that has been a staple in households for over 150 years. The brand's history dates back to 1853, when it was founded by William Mellis Christie in Toronto, Ontario. Known for its tagline "Mr. Christie, you make good cookies," the label has become synonymous with beloved snacks such as Dad's Oatmeal Cookies, Peek Freans, and various cracker varieties.

Today, the brand operates as part of a global snacking powerhouse. While it maintains a deep cultural connection to Canada, it is owned and managed by Mondelez International. Manufacturing is predominantly centered at large-scale facilities in Canada, particularly in the Toronto area, though production of specific lines may occasionally occur in other North American facilities to meet regional demand and distribution requirements.

Ownership of Christie shifted through several major corporate mergers and acquisitions, moving from Nabisco to Kraft Foods, and eventually to Mondelez International during the company's 2012 spin-off. This transition has allowed Christie to leverage global supply chains while maintaining its identity as a premier Canadian legacy brand.