Nestlé Bono Morango strawberry sandwich biscuit

Bono is one of Nestlé's most famous biscuit brands in the Brazilian market, recognized for its characteristic lattice-textured sandwich cookies. Although Nestlé is a Swiss-origin multinational company, the Bono brand was developed specifically to cater to Latin American tastes, particularly in Brazil, where it has been a household staple for decades.

The product is manufactured locally in Brazil across Nestlé's various industrial sites, such as the biscuit plants in Marília or Caçapava. In 2023, Nestlé further solidified its position in the Brazilian biscuit market by acquiring Grupo Garoto and investing heavily in local production lines. The ultimate owner remains Nestlé S.A., the world's largest food and beverage company, headquartered in Vevey, Switzerland, which manages a vast global portfolio of specialized local brands.