Pavesi Ringo Ice Cream

Ringo is a famous Italian snack brand, best known for its iconic cream-filled sandwich cookies. Launched in 1967 by the Pavesi company, it was named after the Beatles drummer Ringo Starr and was marketed heavily through sports and youthful energy. The brand became a cultural staple in Italy, recognized for its dual-color (chocolate and vanilla) biscuits.

While the original brand was founded by Mario Pavesi in Novara, Italy, it is currently owned by the Barilla Group, a global leader in the pasta and bakery sectors. The ice cream variant of Ringo shown in the image is typically produced under license or as a joint venture with frozen food specialist Unilever (Heartbrand) or produced directly through Barilla's industrial network, maintaining the brand's strong Italian manufacturing roots.