The European Art Of Taste Brings The True Flavor Of Italy With Tomato Sauce And Processed Vegetables

The difference in 2020 is the Asian market which recorded an increase of + 6% compared to 2019, the result of investments and new commercial agreements with between Europe and Asia. A fundamental step also made possible by promotional campaigns such as The European Art of Taste, funded by the European Union and CSO Italy, to spread and promote the high quality of Italian production. The difference in 2020 is the Asian market which recorded an increase of + 6% compared to 2019, the result of...

The difference in 2020 is the Asian market which recorded an increase of + 6% compared to 2019, the result of investments and new commercial agreements with between Europe and Asia. A fundamental step also made possible by promotional campaigns such as The European Art of Taste, funded by the European Union and CSO Italy, to spread and promote the high quality of Italian production.

Processed vegetables such as tomatoes are not only a tasty ingredient to give recipes a unique taste, but are real allies for health, as they are cholesterol-free and low in carbohydrates. Tomato sauce provides excellent levels of vitamin C and pro vitamin A, in particular of lycopene and is a suitable food for all diets. It has no contraindications for metabolic diseases and overweight and does not contain lactose and gluten. The tomato sauces produced and certified in the European Union are a guarantee of safety, in which the best raw materials are chosen directly from the most suitable areas.

The European Art of Taste project, funded for 3.7 million euros by CSO Italy and the European Union, represents the main Italian producers of transformer vegetables such as Conserve Italia which, together with the other leading companies (Oranfrizer, Mazzoni Group, Jingold, KingFruit, Joinfruit, Rk Growers) are known all over the world for their quality and their fruit and vegetables.

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