OUR STORY

The values of a history told by time

A story that began with an artisan laboratory and evolved into a large third-party pasta factory: find out how Ferraro Food Industry was born and grew over time.

1952

Industria Alimentare Ferraro was founded as an artisan laboratory, forged by the passion for pasta held by its founder, Cavalier Pietro Ferraro. Soon after came the production of egg pasta and durum wheat semolina pasta in a range of forms.

1970

Thanks to the commercial development, the dedication of all the members of the founding family and the investments that have always been aimed at technological evolution and transformation, over the years it has specialized first in the production of lasagna sheets and then in various formats of tagliatelle in their typical folded shape.

1994

Industria Alimentare Ferraro became one of the first companies in the food sector to achieve ISO 9002 certification.

2001

With the acquisition of another company in the area, the company specializes in the production of different types of filled pasta and ready-made first courses.
Becoming in this way a relevant reference for the distribution and production operators of the market, passing from a local presence to an expansion towards the Italian one, and then on the main international markets.

2011

Industria Alimentare Ferraro moves to Mussolente, combining the two production plants into a single innovative headquarters, consisting of 10 different production lines. It creates an innovative hub, with high production capacity, with modern and efficient production and environmental technologies but at the same time still strongly rooted, above all and in particular due to the high presence of the local workforce.

From 2017 to nowadays

Have joined a project in the food sector sponsored by an “equity fund”, the company begins a process of corporate and managerial strengthening with the integration of an additional production plant located in the province of Treviso. Today the company can counts on thirteen production lines divided between the various types of product and about 150 employees between production and offices.