Letissier Foods

Letissier Foods International Inc. (/lə.ti.sje/ lah-tee-SYAY), often stylized as just Letissier Foods, is a Jonathian multinational confectionery, food, holding and beverage and snack food company based in Jerseytown, Jersey. Letissier has an annual revenue of about ₳26 billion JNA and operates in approximately 106 countries. It ranked No. 108 in the 2021 Metro 500 list of the largest Jonathian corporations by total revenue.
The company has its origins as the Letissier and Turnock Foods Company. which was founded in Majonia, Mineland in 1927 by Mervin Letissier and Peter Turnock. The present enterprise was established in 1990 when the company split in two to solve economic problems. Letissier was reformed and retained its snack food business, while its grocery business was spun off to a new company called the Turnock Corporation, which was later bought out by Genodar.
The Letissier International company manufactures chocolate, cookies, biscuits, gum, confectionery, and powdered beverages. Letissier International's portfolio includes several billion-dollar components. These components includes cookie and cracker brands Brekskit, CC's, Hydrox, [cracker], [snack cracker], and [biscuit brand]; chocolate brands De Vries, Mintmaster, Evening Sunset, Crown Chocolates, and Northern Original; gum and cough drop brands [brands]; as well as Cherry Bakery cookies and powdered beverage brand Alladigh.
As well as it's headquarters in Jersey, Letissier has regional headquarters in St. Jacob and Marida, as well as international headquarters in Ashdown, Warsaw, Amstague, Dublin, Portstone, and Erusia.
== See also ==
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Category:Food companies
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