Type segmentation classifies biscuits by formulation and sensory profile, independent of end‑use. Sweet biscuits—including chocolate‑coated, vanilla‑flavored, and fruit‑infused varieties—capture the largest share, roughly 60 % of type‑based sales, owing to strong consumer preference for indulgent yet safe treats. Savory biscuits, such as cheese‑flavored or herb‑infused, hold about 22 % of the market, appealing to snack‑pairing occasions and the growing demand for low‑sugar alternatives. Oat‑based gluten‑free biscuits, leveraging certified gluten‑free oats, account for 10 %, driven by perceived health benefits and fiber content. Nut‑based formulations, which incorporate almond or cashew flour, represent the remaining 8 %, targeting premium and protein‑focused niches. This taxonomy clarifies how product‑type differentiation influences pricing, channel strategy, and competitive dynamics within the Gluten‑Free Biscuits market, providing a granular view for stakeholders assessing portfolio expansion or entry strategies.