The Vegetable Gardens
of Taste
News
Edition 19
30.01.2026
There is still an Italy that loves the land and cultivates it with passion and patience. Kitchen gardens and farms, often family-run, pass down daily gestures, ancient knowledge, and an honest relationship with nature and the seasons. An approach that can only yield sincere, flavorful products, rich in vitality. A true heritage that reaches the table in the form of sauces, dressings, preserved vegetables in oil, and plant-based specialties, satisfying the desire for good food while passing on a culture of respect.
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Bio Orto
Since 2002, this company has told a love story dedicated to the land and its fruits. At the foot of the Gargano National Park, a unique microclimate, pure air, and mineral-rich water nourish fields cultivated with care and respect. Here, through dedicated attention to the seasons and hand-harvested crops, vegetables, fruit, and organic extra virgin olive oil are born, capturing the authentic taste of well-being.
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Cappellini laboratorio vegetale
Wholesome, nourishing vegetables designed for a balanced diet, even when time is short. Only fresh raw materials, sourced from small local producers, are processed artisanally without preservatives: hand-washed, slowly cooked, and carefully preserved, ready to be gently reheated.

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Eccellenze Nolane
On the slopes of Mount Vesuvius, a social agricultural cooperative preserves the true flavors of the past. Through the recovery of ancient seeds and organic farming, this company brings preserves, sauces, and native vegetables with an authentic taste to the table. A project that brings together tradition, the Campania region, and quality, ensuring the story of food is not lost.

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La Giardiniera di Morgan & Giorgio Poeta
Color, crunch, and flavor are born from the union of vegetables grown in Morgan’s gardens, cultivated in carefully selected areas and processed artisanally, and the honey produced by Giorgio Poeta’s small nomadic bees, which, by flying over those gardens, fertilize them with new life.

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La Tavola dei Briganti
In Altino, in the Chieti province, a family project is dedicated to preserving the agricultural soul of the land. Between biodiversity, sustainability, and ancient recipes, the company highlights native varieties such as the Sweet Pepper of Altino, now a Slow Food Presidium. A story of tradition, passion, and innovation that transforms history into authentic flavor.

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MAB Masseria agricola Buongiorno
In Basilicata, at the edge of the Pollino National Park, this masseria promotes the excellence of Lucanian cuisine: the “Peperone di Senise IGP,” also known as “Red Gold.” At the heart of production is the Crusco pepper, fried in extra virgin olive oil.

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Perché ci credo
Behind this name lies the philosophy of a company in Salento that produces without preservatives or additives, using only zero-kilometer raw materials. Homemade sauces for pasta in up to 15 ways, alongside toppings for bruschetta and appetizers.

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Podere Francesco
The “Orto e Dispensa” line brings together essential products of Italian gastronomy: the Passata ai Tre Pomodori, rich and naturally sweet; the Giardiniera, fresh and delicate with low acidity; and peaches in syrup, naturally crisp and sweet. A collaboration with Michelin-starred chef Davide Di Fabio also gave rise to the “Frutti Audaci” line, embracing a zero-waste philosophy, from tomato water preserved during passata production to green apricots and peach blossoms saved from thinning.

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Quintosapore
An innovative, vertically structured agricultural project rooted in the rediscovery of ancient seeds. Freshly harvested organic vegetables become artisanal preserves made in Umbria, including aglione tomato sauce and pumpkin and truffle soup.

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Solotreviso
A Treviso-based company that has made late-harvest red radicchio the star of preserves in its oil and sauces. The secret lies in the processing: the radicchio rests for 20 days in whitening tanks, becoming both tender and crisp. It is then cold-processed with water, salt, vinegar, and spices, allowing it to “cook” without altering its organoleptic properties, flavors, or texture.

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