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Cooperation, sharing of knowledge and resources, the 'love of the land can be an opportunity to give birth agrave & activities; productive of success. Ne & egrave; a striking example of the Cooperative Agricultural and Forest Berries of Val Sangone, born dall''unione four farms in nell''omonima valley. & nbsp;
Thursday 4 June 2015 4 minutes reading time
South of the Susa Valley and the slopes of the Hautes Alpes, is the Val Sangone, in part of the territory of "Park Hautes Alpes". In recent years, institutions and individuals have used a lot of energy for improving land and protecting natural dell''habitat.
The Cooperative of Val Sangone Berries & egrave; born with the 'aim of enhancing the' agriculture, offering high quality products & agrave; cultivated with care and respect dell''ambiente. Crops fruits and vegetables are, in fact, biological and their conversion is based on craftsmanship skills.
Strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, blackberries, currants and gooseberries are the specialty & agrave; the cooperative. All berries are organically grown in the mountain ranges. The fruits are harvested ripe and are sold directly to the market. The cooperative is also involved in transforming their products into juice (rich in anthocyanins and antioxidants) jams and dried fruit.
The 'love for their land has brought the members of the cooperative to rediscover ancient varieties and replant & agrave; apple, very aromatic, which are dried in the cold, to maintain the flavor, sugars and vitamins.
Un''attenzione particular is given to the chestnut, in a period where in many areas Italu the chestnut trees are suffering. The Mundaj are the highlight of dell''azienda: sweet chestnuts in syrup jar.
The cooperative also produces honey and vegetables, especially pumpkins and potatoes.
Being an agricultural cooperative and forest means to be in constant connection with the territory. Sangone & egrave; a territory rich, to be preserved; members of the cooperative, with the 'intent to exploit the territory, manage forests, take care of the maintenance of the trails, play park maintenance, perform culling controlled treeclimbing and collaborate with local authorities for the protection of mountain areas.
The Cooperative Agricultural and Forest Berries of Val Sangone also has a factory outlet for direct sales at the headquarters in & nbsp; B.ta Maddalena 9 - Giaveno TO.
For more information: www.piccolifruttidellavalsangone.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Piccoli-Frutti-della-Val-Sangone
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