Biraghi Gran Biraghi Grated Cheese

Biraghi is a prominent Italian dairy manufacturer founded in 1934 in Cavallermaggiore, Cuneo. The company is best known for its Gran Biraghi, a long-aged hard cheese similar to Grana Padano, crafted from 100% Piedmontese milk. Biraghi is notable for its refusal to join the Grana Padano consortium, choosing instead to market its flagship product under its own autonomous brand identification.

The manufacturing takes place entirely in Italy at their facility in Cavallermaggiore, maintaining a closed-loop supply chain that emphasizes local agricultural heritage. The brand has a strong cultural presence in Italy, prominently serving as an official partner to the Italian National Football Team (FIGC), as seen in the packaging imagery. Today, Biraghi remains a family-owned company, representing one of the largest and most technologically advanced dairy productive units in the country.