But the Turin brand will remain autonomous and managed by the two founders
Large multinationals continue shopping between brands of the 'Made in Italy' and this time, end up in foreign hands, it is the homemade ice cream for excellence: Grom.
Unilever, the Anglo-Dutch giant to over 48 billion in revenue and 172,000 employees, will buy the Turin-based company, founded by Federico Grom and Guido Martinetti in 2003. They were in their thirties with many ideas and dreams to produce the "best ice cream in the world "They have increased the ice cream shop in Piazza Paleocapa, Turin, until it became a global group of 67 stores and 600 employees spread across Dubai, Jakarta, Hollywood, Malibu, New York, Osaka, Paris. Today drive - and they will continue to lead - a reality that can mix ingredients "hand-made" and international character, which have focused partners from Japan and Qatar over the Illy Group, present in the capital with a share of 5 percent.
[Source: lastampa.it]
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