Doria Bucaneve Maxigocce XL

Bucaneve Maxigocce XL is a larger, chocolate-enriched variation of the classic flower-shaped Bucaneve biscuit. The brand Doria was established in Italy following the end of WWII when the Zanin family began producing bread and later sweets. The brand became famous for its iconic flower-shaped biscuit, Bucaneve, which remains a staple of Italian breakfast culture.

In terms of corporate ownership, Doria was acquired in 2006 by Bauli S.p.A., a leading Italian confectionery group based in Verona. Manufacturing primarily takes place in Italy, specifically at the Orsago (Treviso) facility. Bauli Group, while expanding internationally, remains an Italian-headquartered company focused on traditional confectionery products.