Casa del Gusto 2025 has started in Monsampolo del Tronto. The event takes place between the period of 8-10 October and attracts over 200 producers across every corner of Italy. This is the 13th edition of this huge showcase, which is organized by Conad Adriatico.
The event is an area of interaction between producers and retailers. It is prepared to demonstrate the worth of Italian food supply chains. Casa del Gusto 2025 puts the focus on quality, on products linked to local culture, and on sustainable ways of working.
Three Days Of Community And Food
Producers of Abruzzo, Marche, Molise, Puglia and Basilicata are in the spotlight over three days. They are accompanied by producers of other regions in Italy. All of them offer products which belong to the local traditions. The event allows them the opportunity to sell their talents, their meals and their labor with supermarkets.
Conad Adriatico uses Casa del Gusto 2025 to show its way of doing business. The cooperative ties the development of supermarkets to the development of the communities. This implies the assisting of farmers, food manufacturers and the local economies. It is also about assisting customers in discovering products that are real, authentic and environmental friendly.
Conad Adriatico’s Identity
The incident reveals the name of Conad Adriatico. Food is not the only thing sold by the cooperative. It also establishes proper rapport with the food producing people and regions. Casa del Gusto 2025 shows how important these ties are.
The event is more than a fair. It is a means of narrating good stories. Every product has something to say about the land it originates and people who create it. This provides supermarkets with an opportunity of explaining to the customer why these products are unique.
Casa del Gusto 2025 is also about the future. Conad Adriatico demonstrates that supermarkets can be at the forefront in creating growth that benefits both producers and shoppers by opting quality and sustainability.
Casa del Gusto 2025 will close on 10 October, but its message will continue in stores, in supply chains, and in communities across the cooperative’s regions.
