Unox Soup, Knorr Good Snacks, and Proper Corn

This image displays a promotional flyer from the Dutch retailer Albert Heijn, featuring three prominent food brands. Unox, at the top, is a classic Dutch brand founded in Oss, Netherlands, originally part of the Hartog meat processing company. It is deeply integrated into Dutch food culture, best known for its rookworst (smoked sausage) and various soups. Today, it is a key brand within the Unilever portfolio.

Knorr, shown in the middle, is a globally recognized culinary brand that originated in Heilbronn, Germany, in 1838. Founded by Carl Heinrich Theodor Knorr, it specialized in drying vegetables and later pioneering dehydrated soups and bouillon. Like Unox, Knorr is currently owned by the British multinational Unilever.

Proper (formerly Propercorn), featured at the bottom, is a contemporary snack brand founded in London, UK, in 2011. It quickly grew from a specialized popcorn startup into a broader snack company known for healthy alternatives. It is now part of the Warburtons-backed 'The Proper Snack Co,' which operates under the ownership of the investment group Exponent Private Equity following a merger with Eat Real.