The Rice of Anatra Felice

Our family has been growing rice for generations. We are dedicated to the land and passionate about the rice which we grow.
The tradition began with my great-great grandfather and has been passed down through the generations.From the sowing of the fields to the harvest, the tradition remains to this day.
The quality of our rice is second to none. We produce limited amounts as we take responsibility for overseeing all areas of production.
We want to ensure that we are providing the highest quality product available. Our rice is truly ‘from the earth’ as it travels from field to mill
to plate. For these reasons we have chosen to distribute our rice only to companies who share our vision of quality.

More than ever consumers are demanding high quality, natural products. As Our rice fits this description. As and we aim to meet the increasing demand by we have begun producing several new milling degree varieties. We have introduced vialone nano and carnaroli
half-hulled.

The vacuum sealed packaging

We take the greatest care when packaging our rice to ensure freshness and longest possible shelf life. The vacuum sealed packaging which we provide will allows the rice to last on the shelf  maintain its freshness(i.e., cool and dry place)
for up to 2 years.
This type of packaging also provides ample space
for placement of a co-brand logo
(i.e., from  business partner) in addition to our label.

Rice History

Rice is an annual plant, belonging to the family of Poaceae, and it is a staple food for a large part of the world’s population.
Originally, just two species were cultivated:

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Vialone Nano Veronese PGS Rice Tour

The tour kicks off at Buttapietra, about 15 km south of Verona, following the provincial road leading to Vigasio, and immediately coming across Villa Giuliari at Settimo di Gallese. Built in the seventeenth century from a design by architect Alessandro Pompei, the villa took on its current neoclassical appearance the following century. A short detour to the municipal road "Alpone" will lead you to the isolated Corte Zera Bampi, which dates back to the late seventeenth century, and its oratory dedicated to St. John the Baptist.

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