Red Baron Deep Dish Singles Pepperoni Pizza

Red Baron is a prominent American brand of frozen pizza that was launched in 1976. The brand is named after the famous World War I German fighter pilot Manfred von Richthofen, commonly known as the Red Baron. It was designed to provide a premium frozen pizza experience that balanced quality and convenience, quickly becoming a staple in North American freezers. The packaging shown features bilingual English and French text, indicating it was packaged for the Canadian market, though the product itself is produced in the United States as noted on the box label.

Today, the brand is owned by Schwan's Company, which is a subsidiary of the South Korean multinational food company CJ CheilJedang. Schwan's Company, headquartered in Marshall, Minnesota, handles the production and distribution of Red Baron alongside other major brands like Tony's and Freschetta. Since the acquisition by CJ CheilJedang in 2019, the brand has benefited from global supply chains while maintaining its traditional American product identity and manufacturing facilities across the U.S.