Ocrim’s
latest technical day brought together the institutions, the academic and the
scientific worlds in a day full of exchanges and knowledge. The participation
of speakers who were skilled and clear in their explanations was key.
In the evening, attendees gathered at the Ocrim site for an aperitif and dinner which will be long remembered.
More than two hundred guests arrived early in the day at Ocrim’s historical site in Massarotti for an intense and productive conference day. The conference covered topics on corn, wheat and legumes. Quite uncommon topics, such as legumes, or topics covered in an unconventional manner, yet strictly pertinent, given the increasing presence on the market of alternative flours, for example. The conference day was presented and moderated by Marino Scarlino, Former Professor at the Istituto Arte Bianca of Turin.
Sergio Antolini, President of Ocrim, was the first to take the podium and welcome a large crowd, giving a friendly message yet with the intention of providing the results achieved in recent years and the objectives set for the future.
Then Gianluca Lelli spoke, national Head of the economic area of Coldiretti, underlining the importance of the national and international market of a company such as Ocrim, as it interacts constantly and proactively with many other businesses connected to the world of Coldiretti.
“Businesses such as Ocrim are crucial to enriching the engineering and innovation aspects intended for the farming industry as well. Concretely involving the Cremona-based company in the farming industry led to tangible and positive results, and I, as the national head of the economic area of Coldiretti, am pleased to be one of the witnesses and spokespersons”.
Federico Vecchioni, CEO of Bonifiche Ferraresi provided a financial and political overview of the Italian and European economy, to an international audience. He underlined the importance of the alliance between Ocrim and Bonifiche Ferraresi, defining it as “a journey that continues along the lines of growth and investments”.
Federico Vecchioni invited numerous entrepreneurs attending the conference to do the same, i.e. create a dialogue, join together, support each other, creating new alliances, helpful for themselves and for the economy of their countries.
Read more HERE.
In the evening, attendees gathered at the Ocrim site for an aperitif and dinner which will be long remembered.
More than two hundred guests arrived early in the day at Ocrim’s historical site in Massarotti for an intense and productive conference day. The conference covered topics on corn, wheat and legumes. Quite uncommon topics, such as legumes, or topics covered in an unconventional manner, yet strictly pertinent, given the increasing presence on the market of alternative flours, for example. The conference day was presented and moderated by Marino Scarlino, Former Professor at the Istituto Arte Bianca of Turin.
Sergio Antolini, President of Ocrim, was the first to take the podium and welcome a large crowd, giving a friendly message yet with the intention of providing the results achieved in recent years and the objectives set for the future.
Then Gianluca Lelli spoke, national Head of the economic area of Coldiretti, underlining the importance of the national and international market of a company such as Ocrim, as it interacts constantly and proactively with many other businesses connected to the world of Coldiretti.
“Businesses such as Ocrim are crucial to enriching the engineering and innovation aspects intended for the farming industry as well. Concretely involving the Cremona-based company in the farming industry led to tangible and positive results, and I, as the national head of the economic area of Coldiretti, am pleased to be one of the witnesses and spokespersons”.
Federico Vecchioni, CEO of Bonifiche Ferraresi provided a financial and political overview of the Italian and European economy, to an international audience. He underlined the importance of the alliance between Ocrim and Bonifiche Ferraresi, defining it as “a journey that continues along the lines of growth and investments”.
Federico Vecchioni invited numerous entrepreneurs attending the conference to do the same, i.e. create a dialogue, join together, support each other, creating new alliances, helpful for themselves and for the economy of their countries.
Read more HERE.
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