M&M's Crispy

M&M's are one of the world's most iconic confectionery brands, famous for their chocolate-covered candies with a colorful hard shell. The 'Crispy' variety, featured in the image, was first introduced in 1999 and consists of a puffed rice center covered in milk chocolate.

The brand was originally founded in the United States by Forrest Mars Sr. of Mars, Inc. and Bruce Murrie, the son of Hershey Chocolate's president (hence the name M&M). Today, the brand is owned by Mars, Incorporated, a massive global private corporation.

M&M's are produced globally to meet demand, with major manufacturing facilities in the United States, France, and Poland. The specific bag shown, weighing 309g, is a typical size found in European and international markets, where the product is often distributed by local Mars subsidiaries.