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  1. Nettuno Amalfi Coast anchovies. Nettuno is a family-run company founded in 1945 in Cetara, a charming fishing village on the Amalfi coast, on the Gulf of Salerno in Campania. Their production is completely artisanal, inspired by the simple but precise rules of the local anchovy traditions.

  2. 8 lut 2020 · The most famous Italian anchovies are from Campania, Liguria, Sardinia and Sicily. You should always have some in your pantry. A single jar can save a dinner. The anchovies are fished at night, from spring onwards.

  3. Francesco di Mauro, a retired Navy Captain, founded Ittica Alimentare Salerno (IASA) and was among the first companies to preserve the bounty of tuna and anchovies brought in by the local fishermen. IASA became well known throughout Italy when Francesco developed a new steam pasteurizer to preserve fish in glass jars.

  4. 5 cze 2019 · Looking for the best anchovies? These Italian anchovy products from Cetara, Italy will add savory flavor to pastas, salads, and more.

  5. There are two scales of production of processed anchovy in Italy: o Small-scale production: processing of Italian anchovy, product is marketed regionally; o Industrial scale production: this industry is partly based on imports, in particular from non-EU countries such as Albania, Morocco and Tunisia.

  6. 1 sie 2017 · The alici (or acciughe) of Italy are plump, flavourful and among the best in the world. Luciana Squadrilli takes us on a tour of the country’s most famous anchovy fishing villages, and how the local cooks turn them into incredible dishes.

  7. The other popular packaging medium for salted anchovies is glass containers9. Spain is the next largest producer of prepared and preserved anchovies with 8 700 tonnes of production in 2008, followed by Italy (6 600 tonnes), Croatia (2 300 tonnes) and other countries (2 800 tonnes).

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