Mondelēz to acquire Undercover Snacks in expansion of better-for-you portfolio
The addition of the quinoa crisps brand comes as CEO Dirk Van de Put says the Oreo maker's portfolio “needs to evolve towards healthier snacks.”
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The addition of the quinoa crisps brand comes as CEO Dirk Van de Put says the Oreo maker's portfolio “needs to evolve towards healthier snacks.”
After years of sky-high cocoa prices and steep price hikes, Mondelez is seeing volumes recover: the maker of Oreo, Côte d'Or, and Toblerone is growing again by selling more…
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The snack giant has previously released gluten-free versions of Oreo and Chips Ahoy! as brands look for growth by catering to a range of dietary needs.
Sales of the snack giant’s smaller cookie offerings, such as Nutter Butter and Nilla Wafers, are accelerating as consumers embrace familiarity.
Mondelēz International, the company behind brands such as Oreo, Côte d'Or, LU, and Milka, has appointed Richard Trechman as Senior Vice President of its operations in Northwestern…
The chocolate-coated marshmallow cookie is only available seasonally and in select markets, but it has carved out a valuable niche for the Oreo maker as a steady, dependable…
The snacking giant said the overhaul of the 100-year-old cookie brand, with nearly $5 billion in sales, will include new packaging, price points and formulas.
The Oreo and Chips Ahoy! maker is turning to innovation and marketing to woo more consumers inundated with other choices, such as chips and candy.