WHITE FIGS EXTRA JAM

Luxury Gastronomy & Specialty Stores: High-end food boutiques and "Fine Food" departments in major global cities. The focus is on the DOP certification and premium packaging.

Gourmet Catering (Ho.Re.Ca.): Michelin-starred restaurants and luxury hotels. Used as a sophisticated ingredient paired with aged cheeses, foie gras, or in haute patisserie.

Confectionery & Food Processing Industry: Artisanal producers of Panettone, high-end ice cream parlors, and pastry shops using the fruit as a premium inclusion for leavened sweets.

Health & Wellness Sector: Organic shops and "clean label" energy bar producers. Marketed as a natural, fiber-rich energy source for plant-based and fitness-oriented diets.

Corporate Gifting & Experience Tourism: High-level corporate gift baskets and airport gift shops, positioning the fig as a "gastronomic ambassador" of Italian culture.

1. The Gourmet Appetizer (Aperitivo)

The Scene: A sophisticated pre-dinner drink or a social gathering.

How to use: Pair the dried white figs with sharp blue cheeses (like Gorgonzola or Roquefort) or aged Pecorino. The natural sweetness of the fig perfectly balances the saltiness of the cheese. Add a drizzle of acacia honey or a few walnuts for a complete sensory experience.

2. High-End Breakfast & Brunch

The Scene: A nutritious yet luxurious start to the day.

How to use: Stir the Extra White Fig Jam into Greek yogurt or spread it over toasted sourdough bread with a layer of creamy ricotta. For a modern twist, add sliced dried figs to overnight oats or granola bowls for natural sweetness and texture.

3. Fine Dining & Culinary Creativity

The Scene: Elevating home-cooked gourmet meals or professional restaurant plating.

How to use: Use the figs as a stuffing for roast meats (such as pork tenderloin or duck) to add moisture and a subtle caramel flavor. Alternatively, serve them alongside foie gras or as a garnish for a refined radicchio and balsamic salad.

4. The Healthy Lifestyle Snack

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JAPAN ： Both direct and indirect transactions are acceptable

CANADA ： Both direct and indirect transactions are acceptable