Elma Chips Ovinhos de Amendoim

Elma Chips is a prominent Brazilian brand of snacks created in 1974 through the acquisition and merger of the Elma and Chips companies by PepsiCo. The brand is synonymous with large-scale snack production in Brazil, ranging from potato chips like Lay's to regional favorites like peanut-based snacks (Ovinhos de Amendoim) and corn-based options.

Manufacturing for the Brazilian market occurs locally in various PepsiCo industrial plants across Brazil, such as those in Itabu, Curitiba, and Sorocaba. As a global subsidiary of the American multinational PepsiCo, Elma Chips represents one of the strongest snack portfolios in South America, benefiting from the global infrastructure and distribution power of its parent company.