Pepperidge Farm Milano cookies

Pepperidge Farm Milano cookies are a well-known snack brand originally founded in the United States. The brand was established by Margaret Rudkin in 1937, starting as a small bakery in Connecticut. Today, it is part of the Campbell Soup Company's portfolio, following their acquisition of the brand in 1961. The product is primarily manufactured in the United States, with major facilities located in states like Pennsylvania.

The Milano line is famous for its signature sandwich-style biscuits with a variety of chocolate and flavored fillings. As a subsidiary of the Campbell Soup Company, Pepperidge Farm benefits from a massive global distribution network, though its manufacturing remains largely concentrated in its domestic market to maintain the quality associated with its heritage.