China's best-selling snack brands of 2025
The top 3 according to 0 votes from people: Three Squirrels · Bestore · Be&Cheery. (Updated May 23, 2026.)
China's snack brand sales ranking for the first quarter of 2025, compiled from Euromonitor and China Chain Store Association data and e-commerce sales (Toutiao): Three Squirrels first, Want Want fourth and Weilong sixth.
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Top 10
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Three Squirrels
No. 1. The online snack benchmark founded in 2012, grown from nuts to every category.
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Bestore
No. 2. Founded in 2006, focused on premium snacks online and in shops.
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3
Be&Cheery
No. 3. The 'snack explorer' founded in 2003, known for collaborations and festive gift boxes.
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Want Want
No. 4. A childhood memory for generations: Wangzai milk, rice crackers and QQ gummies.
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5
ChaCheer
No. 5. Leader in bagged sunflower seeds; its daily nuts in yellow bags are a hit.
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Weilong
No. 6. The 'king of latiao' that turned spicy gluten strips into a viral snack, plus konjac snacks.
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Daliyuan
No. 7. Daliyuan pies, Haochidian biscuits, Kebike crisps and more.
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Laiyifen
No. 8. 'Fresh snacks' sold in more than 3,500 shops.
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Yanjin Puzi
No. 9. The self-manufacturing snack brand that rules supermarket aisles.
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Hsu Fu Chi
No. 10. Owned by Nestlé, synonymous with Chinese New Year candies and sachima.
How is this ranking ordered? By people's votes: each ▲ adds a point and each ▼ takes one away. Anyone can vote and add what is missing.
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