LU Prince Mini Stars biscuits

LU Prince Mini Stars are a popular snack brand originally hailing from France. The LU brand (Lefèvre-Utile) was founded in 1846 in Nantes, France, and has become a household name across Europe. The Prince line, featuring its iconic mascot, is specifically designed for the snacking market, combining crunchy biscuits with chocolate fillings.

Manufacturing for Prince biscuits currently takes place in several factories across Europe, primarily in Belgium and France, to serve various regional markets like the Benelux and France. The brand underwent several changes in corporate ownership over the decades. Originally a French family business, it eventually became part of Danone before being sold to Kraft Foods. Today, LU and the Prince brand are owned by Mondelēz International, a global snack food powerhouse headquartered in the United States, which manages the production and distribution of the product globally.