Mondelez International
CBH Care LLC has been serving as the official authorized distributor of Mondelez International, a U.S.-based food manufacturer, in Mongolia since 2013.
CBH Care LLC operates an extensive distribution network covering Ulaanbaatar and all 21 provinces of Mongolia, supplying products to over 5,000 retail outlets nationwide.
The company introduces and distributes some of the most well-known and beloved brands in the Mongolian market, including Alpen Gold, the original popping chocolate Alpen Gold Max Fun, the legendary Milka with over a hundred years of history, the world’s No.1 cookie Oreo, the children’s favorite Barni, the refreshing Dirol, the family-favorite Yubileynoye, and the popular snack 7Days.
As confectionery helps relieve fatigue and stress, the CBH Care team is committed to sharing happiness and joy with consumers every day.
In the Mongolian market, we distribute food products under the brands Alpen Gold, Max Fun, Milka, Dirol, Oreo, Barni, Yubileynoye, and 7Days. Our products are widely recognized for being non-GMO, free from harmful chemical additives, and enriched with essential nutrients.
Milka
Milka is one of the world’s most famous chocolate brands. Made with Alpine cow’s milk, Milka has been a top choice among consumers in Germany and many other countries since 1901.
Interesting facts:
Milka chocolate is produced in 15 countries worldwide.
Approximately 150,000 Milka chocolates are sold globally every hour.
The name Milka comes from a combination of two German words: “Milch” (milk) and “Kakao” (cocoa).
Oreo
Oreo is one of Mondelez International’s most in-demand products, generating an annual turnover of approximately USD 2 billion. First introduced in the United States in 1912, Oreo has become the world’s best-selling cookie and is enjoyed in over 100 countries worldwide.
Interesting facts:
Oreo cookies are sold in more than 100 countries around the world.
The number of Oreo cookies produced each year would be long enough to circle the Earth five times.
The street in New York where the first Oreo was produced is known as “Oreo Way.”
