Chiuddía
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- Since 2017
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ORGANIC COMPANY.
In twenty years of activity we have built a solid company that combines respect for traditions and nature with a modern and rational approach.
A thousand almond trees and almost 4000 olive trees are our main resource. We harvest the fruits partly by hand and partly with compressor harvesters which do not damage the plant.
The Cumbo oil mill of Aragon, with its one hundred and fifty years of activity in compliance with the canons of the master millers, deals with cold milling, with great care for every phase of the process. The oil produced is then stored in steel silos under nitrogen to preserve its organoleptic characteristics.
Legend has it that in ancient times an ox used to suddenly crouch down while plowing a field. The farmer, intrigued, wanted to dig where the ox knelt every day and found a wooden cross, which is still preserved today in the church of S.Cross and is considered one of the oldest finds of the early Christian era.
The lands around our company are steeped in this fantastic tale and we like to think that the soil that nourishes our olive trees and our almond trees still retains that ancient sacredness. At the same time we are well aware that the secret of quality lies in the right balance between tradition and innovation.
In twenty years of activity we have built a solid company that combines respect for traditions and nature with a modern and rational approach.
A thousand almond trees and almost 4000 olive trees are our main resource. We harvest the fruits partly by hand and partly with compressor harvesters which do not damage the plant.
The Cumbo oil mill of Aragon, with its one hundred and fifty years of activity in compliance with the canons of the master millers, deals with cold milling, with great care for every phase of the process. The oil produced is then stored in steel silos under nitrogen to preserve its organoleptic characteristics.
Legend has it that in ancient times an ox used to suddenly crouch down while plowing a field. The farmer, intrigued, wanted to dig where the ox knelt every day and found a wooden cross, which is still preserved today in the church of S.Cross and is considered one of the oldest finds of the early Christian era.
The lands around our company are steeped in this fantastic tale and we like to think that the soil that nourishes our olive trees and our almond trees still retains that ancient sacredness. At the same time we are well aware that the secret of quality lies in the right balance between tradition and innovation.
