Di Martino

A Rich History of PGI Gragnano Pasta 

The Italian town of Gragnano, just south of Pompeii, is known far and wide for its high quality pasta. Its rich tradition of artisan pasta-making set a young boy named Giuseppe Di Martino on a lifelong path when he was just 10 years old. The child studied the trade while working at a local pasta factory, taught by a man who had no sons to pass his business to. In 1912, the man left his factory to Giuseppe, and Pastificio Di Martino was born.

In the years that followed, the company survived the ravages of earthquakes as well as global events like WWII, during which time the factory was ransacked by fascists and German troops. Even when the Di Martino’s were reduced to surviving off of pieces of broken pasta stuck in the floorboards, they persevered. Today, they continue to bring the world all different types of pasta noodles in the Gragnano tradition.

More Than 100 Types of Gragnano Pasta

There are hundreds of types of Italian pasta, and you can find a huge selection of them when you shop Di Martino Gragnano Pasta. The brand boasts a wide variety of pasta shapes, including tube pasta, small pasta, and long pasta noodles. Find well-known favorites like rigatoni, penne, and tagliatelle pasta, or enjoy more unique pasta shapes like snail-shaped lumaconi and curly trottole. For soups and kids dishes, Di Martino offers tiny shapes like alphabet pasta and star-shaped stelline. All Di Martino Italian pasta noodles are made with pure local spring water and the best 100% Italian durum wheat.

Partnership with Dolce & Gabbana

Mutual pride in Italian culture brought Di Martino Gragnano Pasta and fashion giant Dolce & Gabbana together for an incredible packaging collaboration. A flamboyant, multi-colored, multi-patterned design envelopes many of the brand’s pasta types, fostering a one-of-a-kind authentic Italian experience for the customer. Feel as though you bought it from a local Gragnano shop when you order Di Martino Dolce & Gabbana pasta from Supermarket Italy!