KDV Group OOO is a Russian company that produces confectionary products and snacks.

Kellanova is a leading company in global snacking, international cereal and noodles, and North America frozen foods, with iconic, world-class brands and strong underlying growth momentum and profitability.

The Kellogg Company is a manufacturer of ready-to-eat cereal and convenience food products. The Kellogg Company acquired the Pringles business from P&G in 2012.

The Kellogg Company plant in Jackson, Tennessee is the North American Production plant for Pringles

Kelly Snacks is a Largest manufacturer of chips and snacks in Austria. As of June 5, 2007 the company is part of Intersnack.

Kent Crisps are an award-winning range of hand-cooked crisps inspired by local flavours, made using British-grown potatoes.

KETTLE® Baked Chips are aimed at health-conscious female consumers who are looking for a lighter, ‘better-for-you’ snack without compromising on taste.

KETTLE® Bites are wholegrain and lentil snacks, made using a unique baked technology, which offer all the taste and quality that consumers expect from KETTLE® but with fewer calories and less fat.

Kettle Foods Inc. is the manufacturer of Kettle Brand Potato Chips. The company was founded in 1978 in Salem (Oregon). In 1988 production was started in Norwich in the United Kingdom.

Kettle Chip Company is a brand of The Griffin's Food Company, which uses New Zealand grown potatoes to produce Kettle Chips.

Kettle Foods Ltd is the European branch of the Kettle chips operation.

Kettle Studio is a producer of kettle chips and corns. Their kettle-cooked potato chips are made old-fashioned way, cooked in batches in kettles by artisans.

Kettle Veg Chips is a brand used by Kettle Foods Ltd in the United Kingdom for a range of vegetable chips.

Keybrand produces the freshest and highest quality salads and hand-rolled entrées. In addition to being available at grocery stores, they provide their quality products for foodservice partners.

Keystone Food Products Inc is a savory snack manufacturer in Pennsylvania, focused on the production of private label corn snacks and tortilla chips.

KeyStone Pretzels, a subsidiary of Utz Quality Foods, is baking pretzels since 1913 in the heart of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

KiMs has over 50 years of life experience in thrilling Norwegian taste buds, and after launching hundreds of different chips, KiMs understands better than anyone else how the world's biggest potato chips should taste.

KiMs was founded in 1965 and is the Danes' preferred supplier of chips and snacks. KiMs is the place where you can mash yourself in everything from the latest products to the good old classics. Some products are just here to stay. Among the Danes' clear favorites for coziness