Food producer

A well-organized and mature, semi-artisan company producing quality salami from local and Italian-raised pork, fed on vegetable protein. The soft traditional salami (a non-certified ciauscolo alongside the IGP version) is made from Cinta Senese pork, raised locally and processed without...

For years now, the Bertolini family patisserie has been producing the special soft nougat for which the small town of Cologna Veneta is renowned. To make it as "refined" as possible, they only use hand-picked almonds, fresh egg whites, acacia...

The company, founded in 1967 in the Casa Zanellino district, moved to its new plant in Cecima, Valle Staffora, in 2001. It produces artisanal charcuterie, carefully selecting the meat from heavy pigs reared in Lombardy, Piedmont and Emilia Romagna. Upholding...

Artisanal bresaola makers since 1986, the Mottolini family have always stood by traditional values, focusing on their partnership with the farming and processing industries. They source their meat from Italy, Europe and South America depending on the product. The key...

A winning combination, both in the restaurant business and as a specialty butchery. Stefano Masanti and Stefano Ciabarri, chef and sous chef at the Cantinone restaurant in Madesimo, produce excellent deli sausages on high, at 1650 meters elevation, without preservatives...

Luigi Caccamo made his dream come true in 2002 when he started up a company whose only product, ‘nduja, is among the best-loved in his area. To produce it, the meat of Italian-bred pigs is processed at Spilinga into 1,000...

Agronomist Alberto Valier, from an ancient family of Venetian nobles that has owned the business since 1474, took over the estate 40 years ago and converted part of it into walnut groves. There are three main varieties of walnuts, which...

The family-run Casabona charcuterie factory is situated in the upper Crotone countryside, in a the district of Santa Barbara, hence the product brand name. It produces typical regional charcuterie like soppressata, capocollo, dried sausages, etc., from its own free-range Cinta...

Giuseppe Santoro and Piero Caramia started about 40 years ago in local butcher shops before opening their charcuterie factory in 2000. The pigs come from supervised local farms and live in the semi-wild, feeding on undergrowth in the surrounding forests....

The company has been on the go for a decade, its mission always to promote typical regional produce, particularly San Marzano PDO and Antico Pomodoro di Napoli tomatoes, a Slow Food Presidium (from the native smek 20 variety), both of...