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26<br />

The Veronesi Group<br />

Satisfying consumer tastes and expectations is our daily commitment,<br />

anticipating and enhancing their desires is our challenge<br />

The Veronesi Group is the sixth largest Italian<br />

Agrifood company (2008 net turnover equal to<br />

2,224 million d), the national leader in animal<br />

feed products carrying the Veronesi trademark;<br />

first company in Europe within the poultry sector,<br />

bearing the AIA trademark; and amongst<br />

the first leading Italian producers of charcuterie<br />

products with Negroni, Montorsi, Fini Salumi<br />

and Daniel trademarks.<br />

Its organization includes four operational divisions:<br />

Agrifood & Livestock Breeding Division,<br />

Fresh Products Division, Charcuterie Division<br />

and Services Division.<br />

The first plant belonging to the Veronesi Group,<br />

operating in the animal feed production field,<br />

was built in 1958 by the family patriarch Apollinare<br />

Veronesi. The strides that have been<br />

taken since then led to the establishment of<br />

another six feed-producing factories that flank<br />

the one originally set up 50 years ago in Quinto<br />

di Valpantena (Verona). The founder Apollinare<br />

Veronesi turned then his interest towards new<br />

challenges in other production sectors, leading<br />

the business with great intuition and curiosity.<br />

He successfully viewed scenarios before others<br />

did, investing his funds in innovative technologies,<br />

opening up new markets and then developing<br />

them.<br />

The Agricola Italiana Alimentare S.p.A. company<br />

was founded in 1968, working in the field of<br />

animal husbandry, the production and marketing<br />

of poultry, rabbits and eggs both in Italy and<br />

abroad. In the matter of twenty years’ time, the<br />

company became the leading Italian trademark<br />

in this sector - well-known to its vast clientele<br />

under the AIA acronym.<br />

In 1975 the company inaugurated the pork meat<br />

sector, with the production of model livestock<br />

breeding farms and the progressive acquisition<br />

of historical charcuterie factories such as<br />

Montorsi, Italsalumi and (in 2002) Negroni - the<br />

most illustrious Italian producer of charcuterie.<br />

The Group’s strong points have always been its<br />

great involvement in innovation/research and<br />

its complete control over the entire production<br />

chain, even prior to this term becoming synonymous<br />

to product traceability.<br />

Control of the integrated chain begins with animal<br />

feed, continuing with breeders, incubators,<br />

animal husbandry, butchering and processing,<br />

up until final product distribution. It is an<br />

extremely rigorous organization model, that<br />

places safety at the top of the list and carries<br />

out spot-checks at every stage of the process.<br />

Today 13% of the Group’s turnover is within international<br />

markets, turning it into an ambassador<br />

of the “Made in Italy” label that reaps so<br />

much success even in countries that are very<br />

distant from Italian food traditions - another<br />

reason for their being so attracted to its best<br />

products.<br />

The company today produces more than 2.6 million<br />

tonnes of animal feed annually, thanks to<br />

the efficient work of 7 plants stationed all over<br />

the national territory. These important results<br />

confirm the Veronesi trademark as leader in the<br />

Italian sector, with a 20% market share.<br />

In the picture: Veronesi feed plant in Acquanegra Cremonese<br />

Guaranteeing quality and competitiveness<br />

for our partner livestock breeders.

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