Quaker Low Sodium Rice Cakes

Quaker Low Sodium Rice Cakes are a popular light snack produced by the Quaker Oats Company. The brand is well-known for providing whole-grain alternatives to traditional snack foods, focusing on simple ingredients and low calorie counts per serving.

Originally founded in the late 19th century in Ravenna, Ohio, the Quaker Oats Company has become a household name globally. The brand underwent a significant transition in ownership in 2001 when it merged with PepsiCo. Since then, the product line has been integrated into PepsiCo's extensive global distribution network.

Today, the manufacturing of Quaker products, including these rice cakes, is centered primarily in North America to serve the US market, though PepsiCo's vast supply chain means production can vary depending on the regional market. The brand remains a subsidiary of the multi-national giant PepsiCo, which manages its operations from its headquarters in Purchase, New York.