The Greek PDO cheeses (of which there are more than 20 different types), with their unique flavor, explain why yearly consumption per capita consumption in Greece surpasses every other European country’s. Every Greek cheese is produced with appetite, knowledge, and a lot of talent.
MOREGreek olive oil is distinguished by an additional quality index and rare organoleptic ingredients. It ranks among the best olive oils in the world and stands out for its fruity taste, delicate aroma and golden green color.
MOREPart of our national culture and infinite Greek dishes. The potatoes from the producers-members of the Union of Agricultural Cooperatives of Naxos, arrive at the Potato Packing Unit and, after the necessary quality tests (in order to remove the unsuitable tubers), they are standardized and stored in the refrigeration facilities.
MOREThe cultivation of tomatoes in Santorini began at the end of the 19th century. Initially, its processing was based on home processing and later on industrial, since thanks to its high quality, Santorini tomato paste quickly became a brand name and gained recognition in the market.
MOREFava, in the past, was the main source of protein for the inhabitants of Santorini and other areas. In Santorini we find a special indigenous variety of lathouri and specifically Lathyrus clymenum L, which is cultivated exclusively on the island for 3,500 years.
MOREIn Greece, wine was never missing from any table. Wine was at the center of the table, in the easy and difficult days. Greek wine is part of our lives.
MORECorinthian Raisin is the natural product that results after the drying of the grapes of the respective Greek vine variety with the scientific name VitisViniferaL. It is cultivated in Greece and especially in the coastal parts of the Northern and Western Peloponnese and in the Ionian Islands.
MOREThe final event of the three-year long program “Little Treasures of Europe” took place in Athens on Monday, the 29th of May 2023, with great success. The PDO (Protected Designation of Origin) & PGI (Protected Geographical Indication) products by Greek co-ops that participate in NEA PASEGES’S (Greek Confederation of Unions of Agricultural Cooperatives) program, “Little […]
THE BENEFITS OF THE PROGRAM “LITTLE TREASURES OF EUROPE” THE BENEFITS OF THE PROGRAM “LITTLE TREASURES OF EUROPE”“Little Treasures of Europe”, NEA PASEGES’S (Greek Confederation of Unions of Agricultural Cooperatives) program, had as its aim the promotion of Greek co-op PDO & PGI products, as well as the raising awareness for the concept of co-ops. All the communication and informational actions took place in the Greek marketplace, in order to firstly incentivise […]
Informational events by “Little Treasures of Europe” in Athens and Thessaloniki Informational events by “Little Treasures of Europe” in Athens and ThessalonikiOver the course of the three-year program, “Little Treasures from Europe”, by NEA PASEGES (Greek Confederation of Unions of Agricultural Cooperatives) aimed to promote Greek PDO & PGI co-op products, as well as raise awareness for the concept of co-ops. Three events were thus organised in Athens and Thessaloniki. More specifically, on the 4th of […]