dinosaurus.es
A Spanish biscuit brand offering dinosaur-themed cookies, cereals and fan merchandise for consumers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-15
About dinosaurus.es
Dinosaurus is a consumer brand offering dinosaur-shaped biscuits, cereal products and themed merchandise, including plush toys, backpacks and tins.
Its products are aimed at consumers and fans of the Dinosaurus characters. The brand also runs promotional activities and a birthday-registration feature.
Product: Dinosaur-themed biscuits, cereal products and branded merchandise.
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