Lay's Stax Lime Flavor potato chips

Lay's Stax Lime Flavor (branded in Mandarin as 乐事无限 - Lèshì Wúxiàn) is a popular potato chip snack variant specifically tailored for the Chinese market. While the Lay's brand originated in the United States in 1932 under founder Herman Lay, the 'Stax' line was introduced in 2003 as a uniform, canister-packaged alternative to traditional sliced chips.

In China, these chips are manufactured locally by PepsiCo's food division to ensure freshness and cater to regional taste profiles, such as this zesty lime variety. The brand is globally owned by PepsiCo, an American multinational corporation. The product is identifiable by its distinctive blue cylindrical canister, which differs from the cardboard tubes used by competitors like Pringles, utilizing a plastic structure common for the Stax line in Asian markets. Today, Lay's remains one of the leading snack brands in China, known for its extensive range of innovative and localized flavors.