Misko

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Misko SA (Greek: Μίσκο Α.Ε.)is a Greek company, now owned by Italian Barilla Group, that produces and sells pasta in Greece. It also serves other parts of the world, particularly the Greek diaspora.^{[citation needed]}

Misko, now the largest pasta producer in Greece, was founded in Piraeus in 1927 and was acquired by Barilla in 1991, selling Barilla's pasta and sauces along its own product line-up. In 2000 the company built a new production facility in Viotia which is the third largest in Europe.^[1]

Logo

Its logo is not the same as the current logo since it was changed in the late-1990s. Its logo features the durum wheat. Its color is magenta.

See also

• List of companies in Greece

References

External links

• http://www.miskocareers.gr/

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