Bahlsen Leibniz Vollkorn biscuits

Leibniz is an iconic biscuit brand with a history dating back to 1891, when it was first introduced by the Bahlsen company in Hanover, Germany. Named after the philosopher Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, these biscuits are famous for their distinctive rectangular shape and scalloped edges. The 'Vollkorn' variety shown in the image represents the wholemeal version of the classic butter biscuit, catering to consumers looking for higher fibre content while maintaining the traditional crunch.

Today, Bahlsen remains a family-owned enterprise, retaining its independence and heritage. The products are primarily manufactured in Germany across several production sites, including their main plants in Barsinghausen and Varel. The company has successfully expanded globally, making Leibniz one of the most recognised biscuit brands in Europe and beyond, while maintaining its headquarters and core production within Germany.