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The Agricultural Products quality mark was introduced as a quality incentive in support of typical local varieties such as fine red radicchio from Treviso, variegated radicchio from Castelfranco Veneto, white and green asparagus from Badoere, (all PGI - Protected Geographical Indication), pale green radicchio (or "verdon") from Corteo di Roncade. Another priority aim is the promotion of cheeses such as PDO Casatella Trevigiana and typical local fish such as trout, eel and sturgeon from the Sile. To sell these products, systems generating economies of scale have been set up.
Considered as a resource of drinking water, the drainage basin of the Sile involves a vast area which affects the quality of the environment well beyond the geographical borders of the Park. Other crops benefit in terms of distinctiveness and genuineness. Fruit and vegetables such as peaches, peppers and the sweet potato from Zero Branco are examples of special products, closely associated with the land of origin.

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Tiramisu
Tiramisu is one of the most famous desserts, both in Italy and in the world. It belongs to the category of layer desserts, like the trifle: the originality of the tiramisu recipe lies in its ingredients, including zabaglione, coffee, mascarpone, and biscuits...
Category: Sweets
Casatella Trevigiana PDO
The origins of the name The name Casatella does not come from the Latin Caseus, meaning "cheese", but from "casa" (home), not only referring to the place housing the ancient rural families formed by many people, but also to the main member of the family,...
Category: Cheese
Asparagus from Badoere PGI
The asparagus (Asparagus officinalis) is one of the protagonists of the spring cuisine of Veneto. Asparagus from Badoere is appreciated for its taste in the characteristic recipes elaborated with skill and patience and combining tradition and creativity....
Category: Vegetables and Legumes
Pale Green Radicchio or Verdòn da cortèl
A niche product announcing spring, that has been gradually rediscovered. It looks like a tiny rose and is sown under the vineyard rows, at the edges of the fields. The event/exhibit "Radicio verdòn da cortèl e tabari", held in Piazza dei...
Category: Vegetables and Legumes
Red Radicchio from Treviso PGI
The winter flower According to some historians and experts like Giuseppe Maffioli, the credit of having transformed the winter chicory variety that has always characterized the countryside surrounding Treviso into the red and crunchy radicchio we know...
Category: Vegetables and Legumes
Variegated Radicchio from Castelfranco Veneto PGI
Variegated Radicchio from Castelfranco Veneto PGI was born from a 19th century cross between Treviso Radicchio and endive. Its cultivation was particularly successful and considerably widespread already in the early latest century. Known and appreciated...
Category: Vegetables and Legumes
Zero Branco Batata or Sweet Potato
Batata is an herbaceous plant: perennial if growing spontaneously, annual if cultivated. Its place of origin is controversial: first it was thought it came from Antilles, because Columbus found it in these islands. However, in subsequent explorations...
Category: Vegetables and Legumes
Zero Branco Sweet Pepper
Sweet peppers have been cultivated since ancient times in cool areas rich in resurgence waters. Sweet pepper is a vegetable coming from South America and reaching the European tables in the 16th century. According to some researchers, this vegetable...
Category: Vegetables and Legumes
European Sea Sturgeon
A primitive fish dating back to approximately 250 million years ago, it has a cartilaginous skeleton, osseous plates on the body, no fishbone and scale, a shark-shaped body, ventral mouth with four barbels, no teeth, heterocercal tail. The sea sturgeon...
Category: Fish
Sile Rainbow Trout
The Rainbow Trout is a freshwater fish of the Salmonidae family. It is characterized by a slender body scattered with black spots (including fins and tail) and small scales. Rich in multicolor reflections, with green, violet, and blue nuances, it has...
Category: Fish
The Eel (el Bisàto)
The reproduction of the eel has been a mystery for centuries, since also the biggest male specimens seemed lacking of reproductive organs. Therefore, since ancient times, fanciful hypotheses have been formulated: among them, the theory according to which...
Category: Fish
Porchetta Trevigiana
History: Porchetta is a dish coming from Lazio. Its history dates back to the Roman Empire, and its processing methods are even mentioned in some works by scholars and artists of 400 BC. It seems that it was the favorite dish of Emperor Nero, famous for...
Category: Autochthonous Breed and Meat
Luganega trevisana
Luganega trevisana differs from all the other sausages produced all over Veneto for its size. The meat of the pork jowl and neck (coming exclusively from local breeding activities) are minced, flavored with salt and pepper, and packed into the bowels...
Category: Cold Cuts
Sopressa
Sopressa, whose name derives from the Provençal term saupres-sado, meaning salted and pressed, is produced in the whole Veneto area, in different versions with common features. The sopressa produced in Treviso is exclusively obtained from Italian...
Category: Cold Cuts
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