TIL LU is not French but part of Mondelez since 2012
TIL LU is not French but part of Mondelez since 2012
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The factories are still in France though
LU France is a company in the Biscuits division of the American group Mondelez International (formerly Kraft Foods), acquired by the Danone group in 2007. The LU brand, whether under the Danone or Kraft Foods brand, is the number one biscuit manufacturer in France. It is also the number one in Europe for dry, sweet, and savory biscuits. Since its incorporation into the Kraft Foods group, the company has become the world leader.
The company consists of:
- 9 production plants: Besançon, Cestas, Charleville-Mézières, Château-Thierry, Granville, Jussy, La Haie-Fouassière, Toulouse, and Vervins;
- 2 central warehouses;
- 2 headquarters in Rungis and Vélizy.
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Interesting! Well, it's kind of a tough case. If anyone here knows someone who works for LU, how has things changed since they belong to Mondelez? Maybe there is a difference, but it's not like Kraft or Danone are pop and mom stores
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Mondelez is the former snack-food branch of Kraft food. They renamed it and it went an independent company.
Kraft Group stayed for the grocery branch. Eventually, Kraft Group and Heinz merged into Heinz Kraft later.
If they was a change, it would be between Danone and Kraft. It's not the same management culture.
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Most global American food companies have food plants around the globe.
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Most global
Americanfood companies have food plants around the globe.
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