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Orange flavoured oil
Seasoning based on extra-virgin olive oil flavoured with Sorrentine lemons PGI.
Especially recommended for dressing Mediterranean salads... |
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Solagri's main product is the "Sorrentine oval lemon PGI". The taste for lemons is ancient and
common to many people the world over. The uses made of this fruit are infinite: from fish, vegetables,
fruit salads, or rice seasoned with lemon to the uses made of it in cakes, biscuits, puddings and ice-creams.
The Sorrentine oval lemons are particularly aromatic and perfumed and so they make every dish more special, filling it with flavour... |
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Cooperativa Solagri's mission
Solagri's first objective is to commercialise the oval lemon with European Union Protected
Geographical Indication status that is produced by its associated fruit farms in Sorrento's hinterland and on the island of Capri.
Secondly, Solagri works to revive the traditional cultivation techniques of Sorrento
gardens, avoiding the use of chemical fertilisers and pesticides in order to restore biological balance
to the plants. Thus we return the lustre to this fruit of fundamental dietary importance and irreplaceable flavour. |
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The Sorrentine lemon has a "Protected Geographical Indication"
The cultivation of lemons on the Sorrentine Peninsula has thousands
of years of history. Here is a widely grown cultivar that takes the name of the area: Sorrento's "common
oval Femminello lemon", a lemon citrine yellow in colour, with a skin of medium thickness, rich inessential oils,
with a strong, intense aroma and perfume and full of juice. The presence of the lemons in the whole coastal area of Campania has
been recorded since time immemorial. Splendid lemon trees are depicted in paintings and mosaics that came to
light during the excavations of Pompeii and Herculaneum, cities destroyed by the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD.
They continued cultivating lemons in Medieval times and ... |
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The Sorrentine lemon has a "Protected Geographical Indication"
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Protected Geographical Indication
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Organic Agriculture
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Registered Denomination of Origin
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IS.ME.CERT. Food and Agricultural Certification
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