Barilla Mulino Bianco Ringo biscuits

Ringo is one of Italy's most iconic biscuit brands, best known for its sandwich cookies with vanilla or chocolate cream. The brand was originally created by Pavesi, a prominent Italian confectionery company founded in Novara in 1937. Today, it is part of the Barilla Group's expansive portfolio under the Mulino Bianco or Pavesi branding depending on the specific market and product line.

Technically, while the history of Ringo is tied to the Pavesi name, it is managed by the Barilla Group, the world's leading pasta maker and a major player in the European bakery sector. Most Ringo products are manufactured in Barilla's dedicated bakery plants across Italy, specifically ensuring adherence to Italian quality standards. The brand remains a staple in Italian households and continues to be owned by the Barilla family through their global food corporation.