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13 Affordable Places to Visit in Europe — From Country Escapes to Stunning Cities © Provided by Travel + Leisure Eve Livesey/Getty Images Editors Note: Those who choose to travel are strongly encouraged to check local government restrictions, rules, and safety measures related to COVID-19 and take personal comfort levels and health conditions into consideration before departure. If you have big dreams of jetting off to Europe, but worry that your bank account isnt quite ready, dont worry. ...

Weighing and labelling round products is now easier Working together is the starting point for great ideas, and this is exactly what happened between the Italian Cooperativa Bilanciai and Agricola Don Camillo. The weighing and labelling of round products such as melons and watermelons has always been difficult and sometimes inaccurate, because the products move from one conveyor to another. "A year ago, we sat down with the sales managers and engineers of the Cooperativa Bilanciai to discuss ou...

Article content The COVID-19 pandemic has confined us to home for almost a year now, leaving many with a thirst to travel as soon as possible. Today we try to fill the gap by taking you to Europe for less than $20 a day, sort of. The idea is to take you there via a bottle of wine selling for less than $20. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Anthony Gismondi: Around the world for less than $20 a bottle Back to video The wine world has long been car...

Donnalia introduces Sicilian almonds to its high-end assortment "We are moving in the direction of premium products and we never miss an opportunity to supply our customers with the best fruits from Sicily. Almonds, which we grow in our family business, are no exception," said Angelo and Vincenzo Dipasquale about their latest initiative. Vincenzo and Angelo Dipasquale "We are entering the dried fruit segment. The care we take in this new venture is the same we have been known for with our peach...

Not everyone knows how to run a short supply chain "The sales results of our consortium have been very rewarding, with a new milestone of € 12.5 million and an increase of over 16% compared to 2020," said Antonio Fricano, president and member of the BIA Consortium, who is also a producer of Sicilian lemons and early potatoes, with a company located in the area of Bagheria (PA). Antonio Fricano  "Part of this successful outcome is due to the coronavirus, but it is also largely thanks to the a...

Siena: a new potato variety for the Italian and international market Its name already recalls a certain Italian character: Siena. It is a new potato variety, with a cycle of 90 days, very early, in its third year of trial in the red soils of the province of Lecce, in Apulia. An exclusive collaboration is born between the owner of the variety, the Dutch company The Potato Company (TPC), and the Apulian company RO.GR.AN for the Italian market. Greenhouses of Siena potatoes (Image provided by RO.G...

IDS - Italian Doc Screenings Industry to discuss the future of Italian documentaries Italiano vero by Davide Giorni and Alessandro Giordani “Do The Right Move": it’s with this slogan that the 14th edition of the international documentary showcase sponsored by Doc/it – The Association of Italian Documentary-Makers, IDS - Italian Doc Screenings Industry, is scheduled to kick off on 4 March, unspooling entirely online this year on account of Covid, and running until 6 March. “Making the ri...

Most people have never experienced anything like the current Covid-19 pandemic, its effect on societies and economies. Young people have been particularly hard-hit. Supporting them with quality education and sustainable jobs is essential, not only for this generation, but for the future of Europe. You can also read this content in Italian.  By Jan Wilker and Gesa Spätling on behalf of the StartNet Project at the Goethe-Institut Brüssel. Already before the COVID-crisis, youth unemployment w...

Vino-Vino opened in a Siesta Drive space right at the end of 2020. By Cooper Levey-Baker 2/18/2021 at 11:47am Puglia is known for its orecchiette pasta, which translates to "little ears." Puglia, or Apulia as its often spelled in English, makes up the heel of the boot of the Italian peninsula. An important agricultural area, its commonly known as the breadbasket of Italy, an important supplier of olive oil and wheat that is used to make all types of pastas and breads. Now, a newish Sarasota res...

TIM has turned on ultrabroadband fibre coverage for 99.4% of households in Apulia; a move it said makes the region the first in Italy to "close the digital divide".