Oreo Double Creme sandwich cookies

Oreo is an iconic sandwich cookie brand consisting of two cocoa disks with a sweet crème filling. Originally introduced in 1912 by the National Biscuit Company (Nabisco) in New York City, it has grown to become the best-selling cookie brand globally. The "Double Creme" variant shown in the image features a thicker layer of filling compared to the original recipe.

Today, Oreo is owned by Mondelez International, a global snacking powerhouse that was spun off from Kraft Foods in 2012. While the brand originated in the United States, manufacturing is highly decentralized to meet global demand. Products sold in Europe are typically produced in facilities in countries such as Spain, Hungary, or the Czech Republic, while other regions are served by local factories in the US, Mexico, China, and beyond. This distributed manufacturing model ensures freshness and local market efficiency for the brand's expansive catalog of flavors and formats.