Calbee, Inc. is a large Japanese snack food company listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange and headquartered in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. Founded in 1949, Calbee introduced its shrimp chips with classic natural sea salt flavour in 1964, followed by potato snacks in 1972, and new products such as potato chips, French fries, nutritious breakfast cereals, and vegetable chips in 1977. Some of Calbee's most popular products among Chinese consumers include the Hokkaido Calbee French fries three brothers and breakfast cereals.

Calbee cherishes nature's gifts to create delicious and joyful products that contribute to people's healthy lives. Since its establishment, Calbee has focused on providing customers with high-quality products and services. In the crispy and flavorful world of potato chips, Calbee conducts strict quality control throughout the entire process, from breeding varieties of raw potatoes and researching cultivation and storage technologies to procurement, production, and processing, as well as store sales. This ensures that customers receive only the best and most assured products. On Calbee's website, customers can easily access information about the relevant potato farmers, growing regions, and processing plants by entering the production date and processing plant code listed on the product packaging.