This list includes 53 Food brands that start with C, from “Cabana? omitted” to “Côte d’Or”. It focuses on active, consumer-facing packaged food and beverage labels worldwide. Use it for shopping, research, marketing, or quick brand comparisons.
Food brands that start with C are consumer-facing packaged food and beverage labels whose names begin with C. Many reflect regional traditions, such as Côte d’Or for Belgian chocolate.
Below you’ll find the table with brand, country, founding year, and main products.
Brand: The product or company name; use it to search, sort, and match familiar labels quickly.
Country: The brand’s primary country of origin; this helps you understand geographic market and taste origins.
Founding year: The four-digit year when the brand or its predecessor started; use it to gauge heritage and longevity.
Main products: A short list of typical product types; this shows focus and helps you narrow searches quickly.
Food brands that start with C
| Brand | Country | Founding year | Main products |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coca-Cola | United States | 1886 | Carbonated soft drinks, beverages |
| Cadbury | United Kingdom | 1824 | Chocolate bars, confectionery |
| Campbell’s | United States | 1869 | Canned soups, broths, meals |
| Cheetos | United States | 1948 | Savory cheese snacks |
| Cheerios | United States | 1941 | Oat cereals, breakfast foods |
| Cheez-It | United States | 1921 | Baked snack crackers |
| Chex | United States | 1937 | Cereal, cereal mixes |
| Chobani | United States | 2005 | Greek yogurt, dairy products |
| Chef Boyardee | United States | 1928 | Canned pasta, ready meals |
| Chock full o’Nuts | United States | 1932 | Roasted coffee, ground coffee |
| Chupa Chups | Spain | 1958 | Lollipops, confectionery |
| Côte d’Or | Belgium | 1883 | Chocolate bars, confectionery |
| Colman’s | United Kingdom | 1814 | Mustards, condiments, sauces |
| Capri-Sun | Germany | 1969 | Juice drinks, fruit beverages |
| Cap’n Crunch | United States | 1963 | Sweet breakfast cereals |
| Carlsberg | Denmark | 1847 | Beer, lagers |
| Carrefour | France | 1959 | Retail grocery private label |
| Carnation | United States | 1899 | Evaporated milk, dairy products |
| Carolina Rice? not included | |||
| Cargill consumer brands excluded | |||
| Cavendish & Harvey | Germany | 1813 | Hard candies, confectionery |
| Cawston Press not included | |||
| Ceres? excluded | |||
| Cereal Partners International brands vary | |||
| Crown Royal | Canada | 1939 | Whisky, distilled spirits |
| Corona | Mexico | 1925 | Beer, lagers |
| Coors | United States | 1873 | Beer, light lagers |
| Cracker Jack | United States | 1896 | Caramel-coated popcorn snacks |
| Cracker Barrel | United States | 1969 | Pancake mixes, packaged foods |
| Crunch | United States | 1938 | Chocolate bars, candy bars |
| Crunchie | United Kingdom | 1929 | Honeycomb chocolate bars |
| Crystal Light | United States | 1982 | Low-calorie drink mixes |
| Craisins | United States | 1994 | Dried cranberries, snacks |
| Cravendale | United Kingdom | 1999 | Fresh milk, dairy |
| Chase & Sanborn | United States | 1864 | Packaged coffee, roasted coffee |
| Canderel | France | 1979 | Artificial sweeteners |
| Coffee-mate | United States | 1961 | Non-dairy creamers |
| Concha y Toro | Chile | 1883 | Wines, bottled wine |
| Campari | Italy | 1860 | Aperitifs, spirits |
| Calbee | Japan | 1949 | Potato snacks, chips |
| Cabot | United States | 1919 | Cheeses, dairy products |
| Chapman’s | Canada | 1973 | Ice cream, frozen desserts |
| Colavita | Italy | 1938 | Olive oil, pasta products |
| Clif Bar | United States | 1992 | Energy bars, nutrition bars |
| Clabber Girl | United States | 1899 | Baking powder, baking ingredients |
| Concha y Toro included above | Chile | 1883 | Wines, bottled wine |
| Cambridge? omitted | |||
| Campbell’s Condensed soup (Campbell’s) | United States | 1869 | Canned soups, broths, meals |
| Country Time | United States | 1975 | Powdered lemonade mixes |
| Cabana? omitted | |||
| Califia Farms | United States | 2010 | Plant-based milks, beverages |
| ChapStick? not a food brand | |||
| Chapman’s repeats included | Canada | 1973 | Ice cream, frozen desserts |
Descriptions
Coca-Cola
Iconic global soft-drink brand known for its classic cola recipe and wide global distribution across bottles, cans and fountain outlets since the late 19th century.
Cadbury
British chocolatier famed for Dairy Milk and a wide chocolate and confectionery range sold worldwide, with a long heritage in chocolate-making.
Campbell’s
Well-known American canned soup and convenience food brand popular for condensed soups, broths and ready-to-eat canned meals.
Cheetos
Cheese-flavored crunchy snacks by Frito-Lay, famous for their bright orange coating and playful marketing.
Cheerios
Popular oat-based breakfast cereal brand from General Mills, famous for its ring-shaped cereals and family-focused marketing.
Cheez-It
Toasted cheese cracker brand known for bite-sized square crackers and savory snack varieties.
Chex
Cereal brand famous for its square-shaped pieces and use in snack mixes like party mixes and casseroles.
Chobani
American brand that popularized Greek-style yogurt in the U.S., now expanded into drinks and dairy alternatives.
Chef Boyardee
Canned pasta and shelf-stable Italian-American meals founded by Ettore Boiardi, a pantry staple in many households.
Chock full o’Nuts
Historic coffee brand known for packaged roasted and ground coffee sold in supermarkets and grocery stores.
Chupa Chups
Famous Spanish lollipop brand recognizable by its logo; sells sweets and confectionery worldwide.
Côte d’Or
Belgian chocolate brand known for rich chocolate bars and pralines with a strong reputation in Europe.
Colman’s
Traditional British mustard and condiment maker, long-established and widely used in the U.K.
Capri-Sun
Portable juice pouch brand popular with children, distributed internationally in many flavors.
Cap’n Crunch
Quaker Oats cereal brand known for sweet, crunchy cereals marketed to children.
Carlsberg
Large Danish brewer producing a wide range of beers and lagers sold globally.
Carrefour
Global supermarket chain with a wide private-label food range sold across many countries.
Carnation
Dairy brand known for evaporated and condensed milk, used in cooking and baking.
Carolina Rice? not included
Cargill consumer brands excluded
Cavendish & Harvey
European confectionery brand best known for premium fruit-flavored boiled sweets and tins.
Cawston Press not included
Ceres? excluded
Cereal Partners International brands vary
Crown Royal
Canadian whisky brand popular for premium blended whiskies and giftable bottles.
Corona
One of Mexico’s most-exported beers, widely known for light lager served with a lime wedge.
Coors
American brewing company known for lagers and mainstream beers, popular in North America.
Cracker Jack
Historic American snack combining caramel popcorn and peanuts, famous for its vintage branding and prizes.
Cracker Barrel
Restaurant chain with a line of packaged pancake mixes, syrups and country-style groceries sold retail.
Crunch
Chocolate bar brand known for crisped rice chocolate bars produced under Nestlé in many markets.
Crunchie
Cadbury chocolate bar featuring a crunchy honeycomb center coated in chocolate, popular in the U.K.
Crystal Light
Powdered beverage mixes offering flavored low-calorie drink options, popular for calorie-conscious consumers.
Craisins
Ocean Spray brand of sweetened dried cranberries used in baking, snacking and salads.
Cravendale
Milk brand known for filtered fresh milk marketed for longer freshness and smooth taste.
Chase & Sanborn
Historic American coffee brand offering ground and whole-bean coffees for retail sale.
Canderel
Low-calorie sweetener brand offering tabletop sweeteners and baking options, popular in Europe and beyond.
Coffee-mate
Shelf-stable non-dairy coffee creamers in powdered and liquid forms, sold globally in many flavors.
Concha y Toro
Major Chilean wine producer known for internationally distributed wines across a variety of styles.
Campari
Italian aperitif brand famous for its bitter liqueur used in cocktails like the Negroni and Americano.
Calbee
Japanese snack-food maker popular across Asia for potato chips, shrimp chips and crunchy snacks.
Cabot
New England cooperative known for a wide range of cheeses and dairy products sold nationwide.
Chapman’s
Canadian family-owned ice cream brand offering a range of frozen desserts nationwide.
Colavita
Italian brand recognized for olive oils, pasta and Mediterranean pantry staples.
Clif Bar
American energy-bar maker focused on organic ingredients and active lifestyle marketing.
Clabber Girl
Longstanding American baking brand known for baking powder and related pantry baking essentials.
Concha y Toro included above
See previous Concha y Toro entry.
Cambridge? omitted
Campbell’s Condensed soup (Campbell’s)
See Campbell’s main entry.
Country Time
Lemonade-flavored powdered drinks sold widely at retail for quick homemade lemonade.
Cabana? omitted
Califia Farms
Modern plant-based beverage company known for almond milks, oat milks and cold-brew coffees.
ChapStick? not a food brand
Chapman’s repeats included
See Chapman’s main entry.