Italian bagged salad supplier La Linea Verde has established a new operation the company suggests could see it producing thousands of additional packs a day.
La Linea Verde has set up a new production division called Antiga Sardegna Società Agricola to grow baby leaf and other open-field vegetables, much of it destined for the island’s domestic market.
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Production has already started at sites in the province of Oristano and La Linea Verde said there is the potential to create 10,000 packs of salad a day from there.
The operation consists of a processing plant of 3,000 sq m in Manerbio in the municipality of Oristano Marrubiu, agricultural production in the same place and further production in nearby San Nicolò d’Arcidano.
Andrea Battagliola, general manager of the Manerbio business, said: “The social impact on the territory is important and positive. In fact, we have made 25 appointments to support the operation and this is only a first step.”
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