Producing fruit for today's market involves passion, professionalism and the
appropriate technical methods. Mazzoni Nurseries utilizes its thirty years of
experience to produce strawberry plants, fruit plants, rootstocks, asparagus
crowns and vine rootstocks in order to meet the needs of the most demanding
producers.
Productivity, reduction of farming costs, general health of both the plants and
fruit, as well as respect for the environment are all values that inspire us
daily in our research for innovative solutions.
The importance of the region
Mazzoni Nurseries works mainly on the land around the Adriatic coast. The
climate is very favourable and the soil is classified as sandy, which favours
the development of the plant root system.
Leading technology
Mazzoni Nurseries boasts first class technological equipment, making it one of
the leading European companies in the sector: each year it is dedicated to the
open field production of more than 200 hectares of plants and 15 hectares of
greenhouses with electronically controlled irrigation systems to grow the
misted tips, minitrays and trays.
Our expert technical staff monitor all open field production.
Mazzoni Nurseries has been directly producing fresh strawberry plants in Poland
for the last three years.
The CIV (Consorzio Italiano Vivaisti), of which Mazzoni Nurseries has been a
founding member since 1983, carries out research into new strawberry, apple and
pear varieties, ever closer to the desires of consumers whilst also being
conscious of production requirements. CIV has discovered and patented more than
20 new varieties of strawberries and two important apple varieties: RUBENS® and MODI'®.
The MAZZONI AGRICULTURAL COMPANY, certified by EUREP-GAP® and TESCO NATURE
CHOICE take part in important brand chain projects. The main fruit products are
apples and pears; while the vegetables include carrots, potatoes, processed
tomatoes, watermelons, melons and garlic.
MAZZONI S.p.A. has marketed fresh and frozen fruit and
vegetables across Europe for more than 50 years.