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Who we are

Tradition and innovation

Our history began in the post-war period with Giovanni Rivoira, whose entrepreneurial spirit and vision gave rise to a business project destined to grow and innovate the fruit and vegetable sector.

A business spanning four generations, since 1950.

A great group, united by quality

The Rivoira Group coordinates more than 200 farms, including six directly managed companies, operating in Piedmont, Lombardy and Lazio, and contributing each year to the production of our varieties.

cold storage rooms at the Rivoira warehouse
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cold storage rooms at the Kiwi Uno warehouse
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people employed across the territory and connected to the Rivoira Group
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Storage capacity exceeding 100,000 tonnes of fruit
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farms
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Where technology meets quality

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Europe’s first fully automated fruit and vegetable warehouse

With an investment of €26 million, Rivoira has developed a facility that is unique of its kind: a fully automated warehouse capable of handling up to 100,000 tonnes of apples.

The facility includes an automated tower with a capacity of 6,500 tonnes (18,000 bins) and a pallet tower of 2,000 tonnes (1,680 pallets), ensuring maximum storage efficiency.

The site is equipped with 18 processing lines, capable of handling more than 150 trucks per week, as well as an automatic pre-grading system with a capacity of 35 t/h using radio-frequency forklifts, ensuring speed, precision and operational continuity at the highest level.

Italian roots, global presence

The Rivoira Group worldwide

For the Rivoira Group, exports have always been a key market strategy.

Boscolungo | 255 ha
Il Buttero | 110 ha
Monastero | 100 ha
Agricola Campiglione | 75 ha
Rivoira Lorenzo | 35 ha
Cinque Archi | 61 ha

The Rivoira Group currently exports to every corner of the world. Its main markets are Spain and Germany, the Middle East, South America and Southeast Asia.

Advancing health with science

3M3B strategy

3 More + 3 Better is our strategy to lead the market.

Italian fruit
since 1950