Our products
Our productions are technically assisted by trained and certified technicians with specific production regulations, and are sold in Sassari and Alghero markets as well as in major cities of northern Italy (wholesale and centers of G.D.O. markets).

Who are we
The corporation SARDORTAGGI is a franchised cooperative society founded in the early '70s, currently consists of about 30 members whose companies that are located in the territories of Sassari, Alghero, Ittiri, Usini, Uri, Olmedo, Sorso, Sennori, Porto Torres Valledoria, represent about 300 hectares of the main vegetable cultivations in the province.
Why are our artichokes unique?
Our products have characteristics that compose the basic foundation that unites them with their territorial island, which is particularly suitable for both traditional farming techniques according to the favorable climatic and morphological conditions. The joint existence of these factors allows to obtain a product that stands out, not only for its aesthetics, but also its organoleptic characteristics, such as limited astringency, pleasant flavor, that result in a balanced blend of bitter and sweet notes accompanied by the tenderness of the pulp that favor consumption of the product in a raw state.
How do our products make it to the market a month in advance?
The high quality of the land where our artichokes are produced allows us to kick-start commercialization as compared to other areas of production that enables us to start sale in advance, by mid-October.
Our artichokes have found their natural habitat and climatic conditions that are ideal for their development in coastal areas, where they enjoy particular microclimates, in the bottom of the valley and in the central plains of the island that are located at the sides of the most important creeks. In addition to the intrinsic location of the territory, our farmers with their well-kept tradition, experience and ability, help us with the manual tasks of collecting, sorting and grading the selection of the best artichokes.
Why are we guaranteeing provenance?
