Our Producers

Straight from Italy — Our Artisan Partners

“We source directly from small companies and rural producers — what Italy calls KM Zero. Everything we import is high quality and biologically produced.”

The producers below are just some of our long-standing Italian partners. Our full network spans dozens of artisan suppliers across every region of Italy — from the Alps to Sicily. If you are looking for a specific product or producer, just ask.

☕ Coffee

Mokasirs SPA – Pavia, Lombardia

In 1954, Cavalier Giovanni Migliorini started a small business in Pavia, roasting coffee and selling colonial goods. His aim: to give customers the opportunity to enjoy an excellent cup of coffee at the bar, just as they would at home.

🍪 Sweets, Pastries & Cookies

Fraccaro Spumadoro – Castelfranco Veneto, Veneto

Since 1932, the Fraccaro family has been crafting exceptional baked goods from their historic bakery in Castelfranco Veneto — panettones, focaccias, plum cakes and festive specialities that have become a benchmark for Italian confectionery excellence.

🫒 Olive Oil, Taggiasca Olives & Pesto

Olio Boeri Giuseppe – Taggia, Imperia, Liguria

With over 130 years of history, the Boeri family has been producing exceptional Taggiasca extra virgin olive oil from the hills of Taggia, in the heart of the Ligurian Riviera. Proud holders of the DOP Riviera Ligure designation, their oils are renowned for their delicate, fruity flavour and outstanding quality. The entire production chain — from grove to bottle — is managed in-house, guaranteeing full traceability and authenticity.

🌾 Flour & Grain Products

Mulino Caputo – Napoli, Campania

Since 1924, grinding wheat with generosity and passion to offer professionals and baking connoisseurs the very best quality flour — produced with great respect for raw ingredients and tradition. Three generations of Master Neapolitan Millers guaranteeing extremely high standards.

🌾 Rice

Cascina Alberona – Mortara, Lombardia

Farm Ferraris Luigi, in the heart of Lomellina — the kingdom of rice — produces Carnaroli, S. Andrea and Centauro varieties across 130 hectares. Uses crop rotation techniques to limit pesticides and chemical fertilizers. Part of the Venere Rice Chain for guaranteed quality.

🍝 Pasta

Pastificio Agricolo Lenato – Caltagirone, Sicilia

Born in 1929 among the hills of Caltagirone, the Lenato family has cultivated durum wheat for generations — from field to table. Their pasta is made exclusively from their own grain, slow-dried to preserve the full flavour and nutritional profile of Sicilian wheat. Certified for traceability (UNI EN ISO 22005) and recognised as an Italian excellence.

🧀 Salumi & Charcuterie

Vecchio Varzi – Varzi, Pavia, Lombardia

Deep in the Oltrepò Pavese hills, Vecchio Varzi produces the legendary Salame di Varzi DOP — a product with a thousand-year history rooted in the unique microclimate of the Staffora Valley. Made exclusively from Italian pork, with noble cuts, natural aromas, no gluten and no artificial additives. Awarded three forks by Gambero Rosso — the highest Italian food recognition.

🍄 Truffles & Forest Specialities

Tartufi Bianconi – Alta Valle del Tevere, Umbria

Since 1990, Saverio and Gabriella Bianconi have dedicated their lives to the truffle — gathering, processing and sharing the extraordinary black and white truffles of the Upper Tiber Valley in Umbria. Renowned worldwide for preserving the full intensity of fresh truffle flavour using only natural conservation methods.

🏭 Wholesale & Distribution

For larger volumes and a wider range of Italian specialities, Sologusto works with a selected network of premium Italian wholesale distributors. This allows us to offer competitive pricing on bulk orders while maintaining the quality standards our members expect.

Interested in wholesale or HoReCa quantities? Write to business@sologusto.com

🇮🇹 And Many More

Our network covers every region of Italy — from Sicilian olive oil to Piedmontese wines, from Calabrian ‘nduja to Venetian prosecco. These are just some of the names behind the products you find in our catalog. New producers join our family every year.

Other Sologusto partner producers

Looking for Something Specific?

If it’s made in Italy, we can find it for you. Write to business@sologusto.com and tell us what you’re looking for.

“Every producer we work with shares our values — quality, authenticity and respect for the land.”

— Sologusto