Club Social Crackers

Club Social is a globally recognized brand of crackers that originated in Venezuela in 1963. It was created by the company Nabisco (National Biscuit Company) and became a staple snack across Latin America. The product is famous for its savory, buttery taste and rectangular shape, often sold in individual portion packs.

Today, Club Social is part of the extensive portfolio of Mondelez International, which took over the brand following the split of Kraft Foods. In Brazil, it is one of the most popular snack brands and is primarily manufactured in local facilities operated by Mondelez. The brand remains a dominant player in the biscuit and cracker category across several South American markets.