Mondelez Global LLC

Mondelez Global LLC is a Delaware limited liability company used within the corporate structure of Mondelēz International, Inc., the Chicago-area-headquartered food company whose portfolio includes biscuits, chocolate, candy, gum, cheese and other snack products. Public company-directory material identifies the entity as having been founded in 2012 and serving customers in Illinois, with a listed address in Deerfield, Illinois. Other directory material describes its activities across several food-manufacturing categories, including crackers and biscuits, chocolate, chewing gum, cheese and miscellaneous food products. The entity should not be confused with Mondelēz International, Inc. itself or with any single consumer product brand such as Oreo, Cadbury, Chips Ahoy!, Milka, Toblerone or Trident. Rather, Mondelez Global LLC is a legal and operating entity connected to the broader Mondelēz corporate house. The parent company was created in 2012 when Kraft Foods separated its global snack-food business from its North American grocery business; the Mondelez name subsequently became associated with a broad international portfolio of snack brands. Public sources identify Dirk Van de Put as a key principal of Mondelez Global LLC, while he is also the chief executive of Mondelēz International. The company’s business context is therefore packaged food manufacturing and marketing rather than financial services or regional banking. Its activities are linked to the production, distribution and commercial administration of branded snacks and related food products. The wider group operates internationally through regional businesses and local legal entities, although the specific public profile for Mondelez Global LLC describes its direct customer service footprint in the United States. Available references do not provide a separate consumer-facing website, standalone product portfolio, independent financial statements or a complete list of officers for Mondelez Global LLC. Financial figures reported by commercial databases generally refer to Mondelēz International, Inc. and should not be attributed to this LLC without entity-level documentation. The entity remains active in the available corporate-profile references, but its precise legal role within the parent group requires further verification from corporate filings or state business records.

Mondelez Global LLC appears in public corporate directories as a U.S. limited liability company founded in 2012 and located in the Chicago metropolitan area. Bloomberg’s company profile identifies a February 10, 2012 founding date and describes the entity as a manufacturer of processed cheese serving Illinois customers. Dun & Bradstreet presents a broader manufacturing profile covering crackers, biscuits, chocolate, chewing gum, cheese, beverage bases and other food products, and names Dirk Van de Put as a key principal. The entity’s formation coincided with the corporate reorganization that created Mondelēz International. In 2012, Kraft Foods separated its global snack business from its North American grocery operations. The snack company adopted the Mondelēz name and assembled a portfolio centered on biscuits, chocolate, candy, gum and related packaged foods. Mondelez Global LLC is best understood in that context: it is a legal entity associated with the parent company’s U.S. and international operating structure, not a separately marketed snack brand with its own recognizable product line. The group’s business model relies on branded consumer foods manufactured through a network of plants and legal entities and sold through supermarkets, mass retailers, convenience stores, food-service channels and e-commerce. The brands commonly associated with the parent include Oreo, Cadbury, Chips Ahoy!, Milka, Toblerone and Trident. Publicly available information does not establish which of those brands are legally owned, manufactured or sold directly by Mondelez Global LLC, so they are treated here as flagship offerings of the wider corporate house rather than confirmed LLC assets. The entity also appears in the record of a 2015 Commodity Futures Trading Commission lawsuit involving trading in December 2011 wheat futures contracts. The conduct predated the Kraft Foods separation, and the litigation named both Kraft Foods Group and Mondelēz Global. This matter illustrates the continuity of legal obligations and historical activities across the corporate restructuring, but it should not be read as evidence that the LLC independently operated the entire predecessor business. In later years, public reporting focused mainly on Mondelēz International’s consolidated performance, portfolio transactions and consumer-snacking strategy. For example, the parent announced the sale of developed-market gum operations to Perfetti Van Melle in 2022, and trade coverage reported improved consolidated results in 2022 and 2023. No reliable source supplied a separate revenue figure, standalone stock listing, consumer website or comprehensive management roster for Mondelez Global LLC. Further research into corporate filings and state records is needed to document its exact legal ownership, operating functions and current officers.

• 2022

  Developed-market gum business sale announced

  [4]Mondelez Global LLC News and Mediavendingtimes.com

  Mondelēz International agreed to sell its developed-market gum business to Perfetti Van Melle; the transaction is a parent-group event and is not separately allocated to the LLC in the available material.

• 2015

  CFTC wheat-futures complaint

  [3]Mondelēz International investor filing discussing CFTC litigationir.mondelezinternational.com

  The Commodity Futures Trading Commission filed a complaint naming Mondelēz Global LLC and Kraft Foods Group over December 2011 wheat-futures trading.

• 2012

  Mondelez Global LLC founded

  [2]Mondelez Global LLC — Company Profile and Newsbloomberg.com

  Bloomberg’s company profile records the LLC’s founding in 2012, during the period in which Kraft Foods separated its global snack business and Mondelēz International was established.

A corporate operating entity within Mondelēz International’s global branded-snacking and packaged-food portfolio.

• Packaged foods

  Biscuits and crackers

  The company profile places crackers and dry biscuits among the entity’s manufacturing activities. These categories align with Mondelēz International’s broader biscuit portfolio, although public sources do not identify which specific products are manufactured or sold by Mondelez Global LLC itself.

• Confectionery

  Chocolate confectionery

  Chocolate is listed among the entity’s industries and is a core category of the wider Mondelēz portfolio. Associated parent-company brands include Cadbury, Milka and Toblerone, but the available references do not establish direct legal ownership or production responsibility at the LLC level.

• Confectionery

  Chewing gum and candy

  Directory material identifies chewing gum and sugar-confectionery manufacturing as relevant activities. Trident and other gum brands belong to the broader Mondelēz brand portfolio; the parent’s later divestiture of developed-market gum operations changed the group context in 2022.

• Dairy and packaged foods

  Cheese and other food products

  Bloomberg describes Mondelez Global LLC as a processed-cheese manufacturer serving Illinois, while Dun & Bradstreet also lists natural and processed cheese and other food manufacturing. The sources do not provide product-level specifications or confirm the current extent of these activities.

• 2015

  CFTC wheat-futures litigation

  The CFTC filed a federal complaint against Kraft Foods Group and Mondelēz Global LLC concerning December 2011 wheat-futures trading. The trading occurred before the Kraft Foods business separation. The available reference confirms the complaint but does not provide a reliable final disposition for this dossier.

  Source

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• 2022

  Sale of developed-market gum operationsM&A

  Background

  Mondelēz International reviewed its portfolio while focusing on core snacking categories. Public reporting described the developed-market gum business in the United States, Canada and Europe as being sold to Perfetti Van Melle.

  Action taken

  The parent company agreed to divest the specified gum operations. Available material does not identify the precise Mondelez Global LLC assets affected.

  Aftermath

  The transaction reduced the parent group’s developed-market gum exposure and changed the context for the Trident-related portfolio. No separate operational aftermath for the LLC is documented.

  Reported transaction consideration. $1.35 billion (2022 announcement)

  Source

• 2023

  Mondelēz International reported stronger third-quarter revenue and earnings[4]Mondelez Global LLC News and Mediavendingtimes.com

  Other

  Trade-media coverage reported year-over-year increases in Mondelēz International’s third-quarter revenue and earnings. The report applies primarily to the publicly traded parent company, not separately disclosed results for Mondelez Global LLC.

• 2022

  Mondelēz International agreed to sell developed-market gum business[4]Mondelez Global LLC News and Mediavendingtimes.com

  M&A

  Mondelēz International announced an agreement to sell its developed-market gum business in the United States, Canada and Europe to Perfetti Van Melle for reported consideration of $1.35 billion. The transaction concerned the parent group’s portfolio rather than necessarily a standalone Mondelez Global LLC asset.

1. 1Mondelez Global LLC Company Profilednb.com
2. 2Mondelez Global LLC — Company Profile and Newsbloomberg.com
3. 3Mondelēz International investor filing discussing CFTC litigationir.mondelezinternational.com
4. 4Mondelez Global LLC News and Mediavendingtimes.com