Started in the United States in 1912, the world-renowned "black and white" biscuits, entered China in 1996, and its "twist, lick, and soak" eating method is widely spread

Founded in 1912 in New York, USA, Oreo is now the world's No. 1 selling biscuit brand with annual sales of $1.5 billion. One of the most recognizable "black and white" biscuits, the Oreo has a delicate embossed pattern around the outer rim. The classic "twist, lick, and bubble" eating method has been widely spread among consumers, creating countless warm and touching "Oreo moments". In 2012, consumers around the world sent birthday wishes to Oreo in different ways to celebrate his 100th birthday.

The first Oreo was sold in West Jersey, USA, at the time in bulk at 30 cents a pound. In New York City, between 9th and 10th Avenues, there is a street named after Oreo, and the original Oreo was born on this street Nabisque Bakery. By 2000, 362 billion Oreo cookies had been sold worldwide. If the cookies are arranged in sequence, it can go back and forth from the Earth to the Moon six times. Fifty percent of people worldwide who eat Oreo cookies twist it before eating it, and women are more likely to do so than men.

China development

In 1996, Oreo crossed the ocean to China, the second largest market in the world after the United States, where it originated. The brand has also continued to innovate with new products such as Oreo Gold, Oreo Soft Snacks and Oreo Birthday Cake flavors, which have strengthened the "Oreo" family.