Ferreros

Ferreros is the plural form of the Italian surname Ferrero. The name is associated with a prominent Italian family that founded and developed the Ferrero confectionery group, a major multinational known for chocolate and other confections.

Originating in Alba, Piedmont, Pietro Ferrero established the family business in the mid-20th century. He produced hazelnut–chocolate confections that formed the basis of the company's early success. His son Michele Ferrero built the business into a global company, introducing iconic products such as Nutella, Ferrero Rocher, and Kinder chocolates and expanding production and distribution around the world.

Giovanni Ferrero, Michele's successor, led the group as executive chairman and under his leadership the company continued to expand. The Ferrero Group remains privately held by the Ferrero family.

Notable products associated with the Ferreros include Nutella, Ferrero Rocher, Kinder Surprise and Kinder Bueno, Tic Tac, and Mon Chéri. The company emphasizes a portfolio based on hazelnut and cocoa flavors and a mix of confectionery and snacking brands.

Notable individuals with the surname include Pietro Ferrero, founder of the group; Michele Ferrero, long-time head of the company; and Giovanni Ferrero, a later executive leader. The surname has several other bearers in various fields.

See also: Ferrero SpA; Nutella; Ferrero Rocher; Kinder.