National Biscuit Company (NBC)

The National Biscuit Company (NBC), now known as Nabisco, is a major American food manufacturer specializing in baked goods. Founded in 1898, it is renowned for producing popular snacks like Oreos, Ritz crackers, and Wheat Thins. NBC/Nabisco operates as part of Mondelez International and focuses on creating convenient, widely recognized brands that have become staples in households. Its products are distributed nationwide, emphasizing quality, innovation, and brand recognition in the competitive snack food industry.