24-01-2025

The project, which has already reached 560 classes and 14,000 students in Italy, currently involves 15 foreign schools in the Italian Higher Education Worldwide (SFIM). From Paris to London, from Madrid to Tirana, from Athens to Casablanca, and even as far as New York and Washington, the goal is to educate children about healthy food culture. The initiative was presented yesterday at a press conference at the Farnesina.

“The younger generations represent the future of our planet. All of us, from individuals to large companies, must contribute to their education by promoting awareness of fundamental issues, like those related to lifestyle choices and proper nutrition,” said Alberto Tripi, President of the Almaviva Group. “It’s important that children and young people grow up with the knowledge and references they need to face global challenges responsibly.

“As a company we’ve adopted a systematic and integrated approach to sustainability. In this sense our collaboration with 5 Colori views the growth of food culture as a valuable shared commitment.”

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