Fermento and Federico Visinoni’s line: when pizza becomes identity

There are paths that begin far from the kitchen and, for that very reason, eventually find a clearer direction. Federico Visinoni’s journey is one of them. A background in economics, a completely different idea of the future, and then a turning point. Not sudden, but gradual, driven by a decisive factor: the response of the public. (more…)

Walter Musco, when pastry becomes matter

There are moments when pastry stops being just technique and taste, and becomes language. In Walter Musco’s work, this transition has been evident for some time, but with his Easter collection it reaches an even more radical form: the egg is no longer simply something to consume, but a surface for reflection. (more…)

Neapolitan pizza as a global language: AVPN launches the new Vera Pizza Day

Neapolitan pizza continues to speak to the world, confirming itself not only as a gastronomic product but as a true universal cultural language. 2026 opens with a packed agenda for the Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana (AVPN), which kicks off the year with a strong focus on education, training and digital innovation, without losing sight of the social dimension that has always accompanied the Neapolitan art of pizza making. (more…)

Flos Olei 2026: Extra Virgin Olive Oil as Culture, Identity and Future

From the voices of Marco Oreggia and Laura Marinelli comes the story of a guide in constant evolution.

Flos Olei returns to Rome, reaffirming its role as an international observatory on extra virgin olive oil. The 2026 edition unfolds as a global journey encompassing 57 countries, 500 producers, 92 territorial maps and more than 760 selected oils. Numbers that confirm the guide, created by Marco Oreggia and Laura Marinelli, as the most authoritative map of high-quality olive growing worldwide. (more…)

VICO Pizza&Wine: contemporary pizza finds its home in Piazza Rondanini

In the heart of Rome, between the Pantheon and Piazza Navona, VICO Pizza&Wine brings a contemporary vision of pizza into a late-16th-century building rich in frescoed ceilings and historical details linked to the Tudor presence in the area. Within this setting, the project combines high-quality doughs, a carefully curated atmosphere and an approach to hospitality that is informal yet attentive. (more…)

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