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Olio extravergine di oliva biologico

Olio extravergine di oliva biologico

SOCIETÀ AGRICOLA KROTONESE

SOCIETÀ AGRICOLA KROTONESE

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Olio extravergine di oliva biologico
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  • Weight: 250.00kg
Prezzo: 7,90 euro
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L’azienda agricola biologica della famiglia Nicolazzi si dedica alla coltivazione di olio, legumi, cereali e arance tra gli altopiani della Calabria.
Lavoriamo la terra da sempre, ci occupiamo della coltivazione biologica e della distribuzione di cibo genuino in tutta Italia e nel mondo.
Terre Nicolazzi è una azienda agricola con certificazione biologica che vanta quasi 600 ettari di proprietà situati nelle valli del Marchesato, tra i comuni di Petilia Policastro, Mesoraca e Marcedusa. L’azienda intende trasmettere una forte identità: famiglia, esperienza, qualità e attenzione al futuro nel rispetto della tradizione.
1.
Tutela della salute
Si utilizzano solo sostanze presenti in natura. Sono quindi escluse le sostanze chimiche di sintesi per la concimazione ed il trattamento della terra (concimi, diserbanti, insetticidi).

2.
Tutela dell'ambiente
La lavorazione del terreno prevede un rivoltamento superficiale e la rotazione delle colture. Si intende conservare e migliorare il suolo per un modello di sviluppo che possa durare nel tempo.

3.
Microclima unico
Da 200 ad oltre 400 metri sul livello del mare, 50 km di distanza dalla costa ionica della Calabria. Le proprietà organolettiche dei prodotti sono estremamente caratteristiche.

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Orders are shipped directly from the farmers to your door. Our logistics is oriented towards minimizing the environmental impact. How? We limit delivery days to combine multiple orders and ship as many packages in one go. Furthermore, the products do not spend time in refrigerators and do not sit still on the shelves of a supermarket.

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AgriCook's direct sales model brings you closer to the origin of what you bring to the table, allowing you to precisely identify the region and farm it comes from, as well as the sustainable methods used in its production. This ensures that you receive a high quality, fresh product that has not gone through intermediaries or refrigerated warehouses that alter its taste.

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  • Promotion of sustainable agricultural practices: Farmers who sell directly to the consumer are often more responsible in their practices, as they are in direct contact with those who consume their products. This transparency can motivate them to adopt more sustainable and environmentally friendly practices.