At the same time, it expanded its facilities in Sydney, Adelaide and Brisbane. In 2002, Arnott's acquired Snack Foods Limited. In April 2008, Campbell Arnott's sold Arnott's Snackfoods to The Real McCoy Snackfood Co. and the company is now known as Snack Brands Australia. In July 2019, Campbell Soup Company agreed to sell Arnott's to KKR for $US2.2 billion. Just weeks after the sale, Arnott's was in a public dispute with Woolworths Supermarkets, which reportedly wanted to charge higher prices for marketing displays. Sources said the dispute had begun in May before agreement was reached for the sale of Arnott's to KKR. Products Arnott's are well known in Australia and internationally for producing several quintessentially Australian biscuits. Some of their major products include: Adora Cream Wafers: vanilla wafers.(Discontinued) Arno Shortbread: traditional shortbread flavour Bush Biscuits: originally developed by Adelaide company W. Menz & Co., similar to an arrowroot biscuit, but larger and harder, made for camping. (Discontinued) Butternut Snap Caramel Crowns: a plain biscuit, topped with caramel, and covered in chocolate Cheds: a savoury cracker that is perforated and sprinkled with cheddar cheese and salt Chocolate Butternut Snap: a crunchy oatmeal and coconut biscuit covered in chocolate Chocolate Dessert: a chocolate cream sandwiched between two chocolate biscuits; discontinued in 2005 due to low sales Chocolate Monte: a golden syrup, honey and coconut biscuit covered in dark chocolate Choc Ripple: a chocolate-flavoured biscuit that is commonly used by Australian home cooks as the basis of 'Chocolate Ripple Cake or Tassie Tiramisu' by adding layers of freshly whipped cream between each layer of biscuit and covering the whole construction in more cream and is then refrigerated overnight Chocolate Royals: a vanilla biscuit topped with various flavours of marshmallow coated in dark or milk chocolate, similar to the Scottish Tunnock's teacake or New Zealands mallowpuffs. The royal comes in two versions: dark chocolate (with white marshmallow) and milk chocolate (with pink marshmallow) Chocolate Wheaten: a product acquired after Campbell's takeover. A round, semi-sweet, whole wheat flour biscuit covered in either milk chocolate or dark chocolate. Brand acquired from George Weston Foods in 2003 Clix: a round savoury cracker but more buttery and saltier than Jatz with a softer texture Coconut Rings: a coconut biscuit shaped in a ring. Discontinued after Campbell's takeover Cracker Chips: A cross between a cracker and a chip. Available in Honey Soy Chicken, Balsamic Vinegar & Sea Salt, and