Kraft Foods Group

The old Kraft split into two separate companies in the final quarter of 2012. The slimmed-down Kraft Foods remains one of North America's leading food companies, but the old group's extensive portfolio of snack brands now form the core of a new and even larger global business under the name Mondelez International. Kraft kept hold of a large range of well-established grocery products sold primarily in North America, such as Kraft cheese, Philadelphia cream cheese, Kool-Aid drink mixes, Oscar Mayer meats and Maxwell House coffee. Mondelez has the faster-growing cookie business, comprising the heritage Nabisco portfolio and the substantial Lu division acquired from Danone in 2007. It also houses the extensive Cadbury confectionery and gum division, as well as the Suchard chocolate brands previously owned in Europe by the old Kraft.

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Kraft Cheese	Boca Burger
Oscar Mayer	Cheez Whiz
Philadelphia cream cheese	Lunchables
Miracle Whip	Kool-Aid
Maxwell House	Minute Rice
Velveeta	Kraft Easy Mac
Jell-O	Cool Whip
Polly-O Mozzarella	Crystal Light
Athenos	Handi-Snacks
Country Time	Stove Top Oven Classics

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