Bauducco Panettone and Baked Goods

Bauducco is a symbol of Italian-Brazilian heritage in the food industry. Founded in 1952 by Carlo Bauducco, an Italian immigrant who brought his family’s traditional panettone recipe to São Paulo, the brand has grown into one of the world's largest manufacturers of baked goods. Its flagship product, the Panettone, remains a cornerstone of its global identity, particularly during the holiday season.

While its origins and primary production hubs are located in Brazil, specifically in Guarulhos and other regions, the company has significantly expanded its international manufacturing footprint. Notably, it has established a large-scale manufacturing presence in the United States, including a major production facility in Zephyrhills, Florida, to serve the North American market. Today, Bauducco remains a family-owned enterprise under the Pandurata Alimentos group, maintaining its status as a leading global exporter of cookies, wafers, and traditional cakes.