Chio Oven Chips Sea Salt & Roasted Onion

Chio is a prominent German snack brand that was originally founded in 1962 by the Opel family. The name 'Chio' is an acronym derived from Carlo, Heinz, and Irmgard von Opel. It became the first potato chip brand in Germany and quickly expanded its presence across Europe. In 1968, the brand was integrated into the Funny-Frisch company, which eventually became part of Intersnack Group.

Today, Chio is a flagship brand of the Intersnack Group, a major European snack manufacturer. While the brand originated in Germany, its products are manufactured in multiple locations across Europe to serve different regional markets. The Oven Chips line is marketed as a lighter alternative to traditional fried snacks, featuring 60% less fat as highlighted on the packaging. The brand continues to be a staple in the European salty snack market under the management of the Intersnack Group.