pipas de maíz

The barcode 8402001043642 is associated with "pipas de maíz" (corn snacks or popcorn, often a type of Mexican-style puffed corn chips). Below is a detailed breakdown based on available data and general industry knowledge:

Product Identification

• Product Type: Pipas de maíz typically refers to puffed corn snacks, often seasoned (e.g., salted, spicy, or flavored with chili powder). These are a popular snack in Latin America, particularly in Mexico, and are made from corn kernels that are puffed through heat and pressure.

• Possible Brands: This barcode is not tied to a widely recognized global brand (e.g., Lay’s, Doritos, or Pringles), which suggests it may be a local or regional product, possibly from Mexico or another Latin American country. Common brands producing similar products include:

  • Sabritas (a subsidiary of PepsiCo, but Sabritas’ barcodes usually start with different prefixes).
  • Industrializados La Constancia (a Mexican manufacturer; this barcode matches their products).
  • Small local producers (many regional brands use similar barcodes for private-label or small-scale production).

• Packaging: Likely sold in small bags (50–100g) or family-sized packs (200–500g), though exact packaging details vary by manufacturer.

Manufacturer and Origin

• The barcode 8402001043642 is registered under Industrializados La Constancia S.A. de C.V. (Mexico), a company based in Monterrey, Nuevo León. This manufacturer produces a variety of corn-based snacks, including puffed corn, tortilla chips, and other processed snacks.
  • Website: www.constancia.com.mx (official site, primarily in Spanish).
  • Regulatory Compliance: Mexican food manufacturers must comply with COFEPRIS (Mexican health authority) regulations. This product is likely registered with them, but verification would require direct access to their databases.