Ritz. Nabisco introduced Ritz crackers in 1934. Mondelez acquired the brand after Kraft bought Nabisco in 2000 and subsequently spun off its grocery business in 2012.

Standard Brands bought creator Curtiss Candy Company in 1964, and in 1981, Nabisco bought Standard and quickly focused some innovative marketing efforts on the Baby Ruth, already a very old candy.

Nabisco Brands was already a merged company. It had been created in 1981 by combining two food companies, Standard Brands and Nabisco. The CEO of the original Standard Brands, F. Ross Johnson, had ...

Chips Ahoy! was introduced in 1963 – 51 years after its sister brand Oreo, , according to the two cookie brands’ parent company Mondelēz International, which acquired Nabisco in 2000 for $18. ...

Adding Nabisco's top-selling brands such as Ritz crackers, Oreo cookies, Grey Poupon mustard and Planters nuts will give Kraft a total of 73 brands with sales of more than $100 million each, and ...

The Nabisco sign on the building greets you just ahead of the aromas. The plant produces baked goods under the Nabisco brand, including staples such as Oreo, Lorna Doone and Teddy Grahams.

That mistaken link may well have led the old Planters/Curtiss division of Standard Brands Inc. (which later merged with Nabisco) to introduce a World Series brand candy bar in the mid-1970s.

The Nabisco brand is having fun with one of the more elaborate online theories that posits that the name is meant to reflect the structure of the sandwich cookies, with the “Os” standing in for the ...

The runner up choice, Nabisco's Honey Maid Grahams, were originally launched in 1925 by Pacific Coast Biscuit Company, which was later purchased by Nabisco in 1930. And Daily Meal is not alone in ...