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Since 1905, Matilde Vicenzi has been synonymous with high quality “Made in Italy” products. Established as a small patisserie producing cookies and pastries, it has successfully diversified its production over the years to become the Vicenzi Group, an international company that exports on over 100 foreign markets products. The company is the leading producer for: ladyfingers, macaroons, puff pastries, Grisbì filled cookies. The values that have guided this Verona-based company are longstanding experience in the production of refined pastries, selecting quality raw materials.

BioAlimenta produces exclusively gluten free foods since 2000, in Fara San Martino (Abruzzo, Italy.) Our dedicated 100% gluten free and artisanal factory is authorized by the Italian Ministry of Health and we hold several quality certificates. Our wide product range includes: potato gnocchi, dry and fresh pasta, flours, snacks (salty and sweet), cookies, ready to use sauces and baking aids. Our aim is to make "free from" products that taste good, using the natural resources of our land (pure air and water) and the latest innovations in processes and machineries.

Tomato Farm S.p.A. is the only company from Piedmont specializing in tomato processing. The main activity consists of the production of conventional and organic semi-finished products for the Food Service sector and for industrial use. The formats include: 220 kg aseptic drums, 1000 kg big bags also packaging forHo.Re.Ca. (bag in box of 5,10,15 and 20 kg, tin of 2.5 and 4.1 kg). Tomato Farm is also the Italian exclusive of Tritordeum, a cereal born from the cross between durum wheat and wild barley, characterized by its high digestibility.

For 20 years, in Tuscany, we have been cultivating and producing products made from Farro (spelt). A single raw material, Farro, transformed into a wide range of products: from breakfast, to pasta, to side dishes and biscuits. All following traditions and the agricultural culture of the areas where the raw material is sown, cultivated and harvested. The process starts with the selection of the seeds, cultivated respecting the farmers and the lands, then combining the knowledge of the cereal, with the daily experience and the most modern techniques of cultivation, transformation and milling.