Grana Padano, an Italian emotion

In the heart of the Piedmont hills, the province of Asti is a land where vineyards, fields, and farms have coexisted for centuries. Milk from these countryside areas is destined for the production of Grana Padano PDO.

At the foot of the Biella Alps, the area alternates green valleys, hills, and small rural settlements. In these areas, cattle farming feeds the supply chain of the most beloved Italian PDO in the world.

A large province rich in landscapes, between fertile plains and Alpine valleys. Here, livestock traditions coexist with the presence of Grana Padano PDO member companies.

Between historic rice fields and irrigated plains, the Novara area is deeply connected to agriculture. Local cattle farms contribute to the production of milk destined for the most widely consumed PDO in the world.

From the plains of Canavese to the Alpine valleys, the Turin area features a wide variety of rural landscapes. In these areas, cattle farming takes part in the supply chain of the most beloved Italian PDO in the world.

Overlooking Lake Maggiore and surrounded by mountains, the province features Alpine landscapes and green valleys. Farms in these areas contribute their milk to the production of Grana Padano PDO.

A land of vast rice fields and wide plains, the province of Vercelli is one of the agricultural hearts of Piedmont. Local cattle farms take part in the supply chain of the most beloved PDO in the world.

From the Prealps to the plains, the Bergamo area offers a wide variety of rural environments. Here, farms and member companies contribute to the production tradition of Grana Padano PDO.

Between Lake Garda, the plains, and the Alpine valleys, the province of Brescia is characterized by a rich and varied territory. In this context, alongside livestock farms and dairies, there is also the headquarters of the Grana Padano Consortium in Desenzano del Garda.

Between lake and mountains, the Como area is characterized by hills and forests. Cattle farms in the agricultural areas contribute to the production of the most widely consumed PDO in the world.

In the heart of the Po Valley, Cremona is a land historically linked to milk production. Farms, dairies, and member companies take part in the creation of Grana Padano PDO.

Between lake and mountains, the province of Lecco is characterized by green valleys and Alpine landscapes. Farms in the rural areas contribute to the supply chain of the most beloved Italian PDO in the world.

The province of Lodi has always been one of the areas most suited to cattle farming in Lombardy. Here, farms and member companies take part in the production of Grana Padano PDO.

A land of fertile plains crossed by the Po and numerous irrigation canals. Farms and dairies in the area are an integral part of the supply chain of the most widely consumed PDO in the world.

Next to the large urban area, the Milanese territory preserves vast agricultural zones of the Lombard plain. Here, farms, dairies, and aging facilities contribute to the production of Grana Padano PDO.

In the heart of Brianza, between cities and countryside, agricultural areas linked to Lombard tradition still survive. Farms in the area take part in the supply chain of the most beloved Italian PDO in the world.

From the rice fields to the hills of Oltrepò Pavese, the Pavia area is rich in agricultural landscapes. Here, farms and member companies contribute to the production of our PDO excellence.

In the heart of the Lombard Alps, the province of Sondrio is characterized by valleys and mountainous landscapes. Here, mountain farms and dairies take part in the Grana Padano PDO supply chain.

Between lakes, hills, and the Prealps, the Varese area features a rich and varied natural landscape. Local farms contribute to the production of milk destined for the most beloved PDO in the world.

Surrounded by the Alps, the province of Trento is characterized by valleys, pastures, and mountainous landscapes. Here, farms and member companies take part in the production of Grana Padano PDO.

In the heart of the Venetian plain, the province of Padua is characterized by fertile countryside and modern farms. Local livestock farms and dairies take part in the supply chain of the most widely consumed PDO in the world.

Located between the Po and the Adige, the province of Rovigo is marked by a landscape of plains and canals. Local farms, dairies, and aging facilities contribute to the production of Grana Padano PDO.

Between plains and gentle hills, the Treviso area is rich in agricultural traditions. Here, farms, dairies and aging facilities take part in the production of our PDO excellence.

Beyond the lagoon, the province of Venice includes vast flat agricultural areas. In these countryside areas, cattle farming contributes its milk to the supply chain of the most beloved PDO in the world.

From the hills of Valpolicella to the Veronese plain, the area features a great variety of agricultural landscapes. Farms, dairies and aging facilities in the area take part in the production of Grana Padano PDO.

Between plains, hills and the Prealps, the province of Vicenza boasts a long agricultural tradition. Here, farms and member companies contribute to the supply chain of the most beloved Italian PDO in the world.

Between the Po Valley and the first Apennine hills, the Bologna area is rich in agricultural traditions. Local cattle farms take part in the production of milk destined for Grana Padano PDO.

A province of vast plains crossed by rivers and canals, Ferrara is deeply connected to agriculture. Local farms contribute to the supply chain of the most widely consumed PDO in the world.

Between the Romagna plain and the Apennine hills, the territory of Forlì-Cesena maintains a strong agricultural vocation. Cattle farms in the area contribute to the production of milk for Grana Padano PDO.

The western gateway to Emilia-Romagna, Piacenza combines the Po Valley and Apennine hills. Here, farms and agricultural businesses take part in the production of our PDO excellence.

Between the Adriatic Sea, pine forests and fertile countryside, the Ravenna area features a rich and diverse agricultural landscape. Local farms supply milk to the supply chain of the most beloved PDO in the world.

Between the Adriatic coast and the inland hills, the Rimini area preserves a strong agricultural tradition. Cattle farms contribute to the production of milk destined for Grana Padano PDO.

In the heart of the Alps, the province of Bolzano is characterized by alpine valleys and mountain pastures. The farms in the area take part in the supply chain of the most beloved Italian PDO in the world.