Frit Ravich Tronkess cheese snacks

Frit Ravich Tronkess is a popular cheese-flavored extruded corn snack produced by the Spanish company Frit Ravich. The brand was established in 1963 in Maçanet de la Selva (Girona), Spain, by Josep Maria Viader. What began as a small family operation focused on potato chips has grown into a major international player in the snacking industry.

The product is manufactured primarily at the company's state-of-the-art production facilities in Girona, Spain. Frit Ravich remains a 100% family-owned business, currently managed by the second generation of the Viader family. The company operates a unique dual business model, both manufacturing its own extensive line of chips, nuts, and snacks like Tronkess, while also serving as a major distributor for global brands like Mars, Nestlé, and Ferrero within the Iberian Peninsula.