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Sabritas, S. de R.L. de C.V. is a
Mexican snack company owned by PepsiCo. They are best
known for
manufacturing chips,
Sabritas is the
Mexican name of...
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regions of the
world in the 2000s,
including Smith's in Australia, and
Sabritas and
Gamesa in Mexico. As a
result of
these international arrangements,...
- was the top
selling line of
syrups and
pancake mixes within this region.
Sabritas and
Gamesa are two of PepsiCo's food and
snack business lines headquartered...
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Lucero was
invited by
PepsiCo to be the main
image of the new
product Sabritas for Mexico. With only
three TV
spots and ads the
company managed to sell...
- (drink) Rold Gold
Rosquinhas Mabel (Brazil)
Ruffles Russkiy Dar (Russia)
Sabritas Sakata (Australia)
Saladitas Sandora (Ukraine)
Santitas 7UP (only outside...
- (Egypt and the West Balkans);
Tapuchips (Israel);
Margarita (Colombia); and
Sabritas (Mexico). As with most
snack foods, the Lay's
brands contain very few vitamins...
- in 1994. The
disks were
added to the
products of
Mexican snacks company Sabritas and were
named after the
expression taconazo (to kick with the heel) which...
-
Enrique covered a one-minute
excerpt of "Ven Devórame Otra Vez" for a
Sabritas potato chips commercial. The
commercial features Shakira singing the duet...
- chicharrón made from pig skin and fat, snack-food
companies Barcel and
Sabritas have
commercialized vegetarian versions (primarily made of
puffed cornmeal...
- Colombia. In 1990, they were
acquired by PepsiCo, also
owner of Pepsi,
Sabritas and Sonric's in Mexico.
Gamesa also
sells cookies in the
United States...
