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VOLPI FOODS: Employing New Age Processes delivers Old World flavor to authentic Italian meats

VOLPI FOODS: Employing New Age Processes delivers Old World flavor to authentic Italian meats


New Processes, Old-fashioned Flavor  “Producing meats that deliver Old World flavors by using state-of-the-art technology isn’t the complex process some might assume,” Pasetti says. Advanced ingredients,... Read More >
Volpi Foods, Inc.

Volpi Foods, Inc.


Publication: The Shelby Report of the Southwest Diced Prosciutto from Volpi Foods is made from traditional prosciutto ham, which is rubbed, salted and air-dried for a minimum of 210 days. It is placed... Read More >
Taste The Tradition

Taste The Tradition


Publication: The Magazine of La Cucina Italiana CURED MEATS ARE EASIER to find today than they were a few years ago. However, finding a high quality product has become more difficult with so many options... Read More >
That’s Italian, Too

That’s Italian, Too


Publication: St. Louis Business Journal Volpi Foods on the Hill gets a mention in the current edition of The Magazine of La Cucina ltallana, which covers Italian food, wine, travel and culture. Volpi’s... Read More >
2007 Top Women Business Owners: Lorenza Pasetti/Volpi Foods

2007 Top Women Business Owners: Lorenza Pasetti/Volpi Foods


Publication: St. Louis Small Business Monthly Like the famous family recipe passed from generation to generation, the blueprint for business success has been passed down to Lorenza Pasetti, owner of Volpi... Read More >
New Products: Volpi Foods

New Products: Volpi Foods


Publication: The Shelby Report of the Southwest Volpi Foods Inc., the St. Louis-based manufacturer of authentic Italian meat products, has added an Old World-style Chianti Wine Salami made with all natural... Read More >
Atsa Nice

Atsa Nice


Publication: St. Louis Post-Dispatch Fans of authentic Italian specialty meats can get a glimpse of some of the world’s best in the Magazine of La Cucina Italiana, which features St. Louis’... Read More >
Volpi Hot Salami Rotola

Volpi Hot Salami Rotola


Publication: St. Louis Post-Dispatch New to Volpi’s line of Rotola- spiral rolls of Volpi meats, mozzarella and herbs- is this one with the kick of hot salami. It’s fine by itself in slices... Read More >
Italian Family Knows Pork

Italian Family Knows Pork


Publication: The Houston Chronicle The Volpi family, Italian immigrants who settled in St. Louis in 1900, have been making salami for more than 100 years. We sampled the coppa and salamini and enjoyed... Read More >
Volpi’s New Artisan Salami

Volpi’s New Artisan Salami


Publication: The Daily Sauce In 1902, the Giovanni Volpi Co. started making and selling salami locally. Celebrity chef, Food Network star and  cookbook author Michael Chiarello was born in 1962. In... Read More >

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