The Thames to “Tuttaunaltracosa”

We will also be there at the fourth Paduan edition of Tuttaunaltracosa, a national fair trade festival that will be held in Piazza Capitaniato in Padua, Friday 22, Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 September.
“The Festival is an opportunity to get to know directly those who work every day with sustainable development projects and producers of organic agriculture, of the economies of alternative supply chains, supply chains that are the economic expression of how sustainable development goals can be achieved, through trade and in line with the 2030 Agenda, already embedded in the 10 principles of fair trade.”
The El Tamiso Cooperative will be present to tell the story that will lead it, in 2024, to celebrate its fortieth year of activity. A constantly evolving path, always looking for the best ways to enhance sustainable agricultural activities for man and for the earth. With these objectives, El Tamiso, together with other agrobiological organizations on the national scene, is one of the founders of Rete Humus: a social network established to reaffirm the founding values of the movement founded more than forty years ago. Values watered down over time following the spread of “over-the-counter organic” in large retailers.
To reiterate these concepts on Saturday, at the Tamiso stand, all day long, and in particular at fifteen, we will re-propose “Cruditer”, a journey to discover the fertility of the earth. You will be accompanied by soil biologist Federico Gavinelli, in the evaluations of the various lands of the members of the cooperative. You will discover how different areas have soils of different texture and quality and how these can be detected by our senses: sight, smell and touch! We are waiting for you!

Watch the festival program here