100% Sorana beans. Single-ingredient product: pearly-white, small, thin-skinned dried Fagiolo di Sorana IGP beans grown along the Pescia river in Tuscany, Slow Food Presidium. No added ingredients. 250 g bag, EUR 7.00.
100% Sorana beans. Single-ingredient product: pearly-white, small, thin-skinned dried Fagiolo di Sorana IGP beans grown along the Pescia river in Tuscany, Slow Food Presidium. No added ingredients. 500 g bag, EUR 12.00.
Owned by: Terre di Cocomo (independent organic farm) / Sorana producers association
Ethical Info
✓ EU PGI since 2002 with traceability across growing, packaging and distribution; the variety was recovered by the non-profit Il Ghiareto association of small farmers on the Pescia riverbanks; Terre di Cocomo is certified organic
Why we rate it
Protected origin (PDO/PGI)
Traceable / single-origin
EU PGI since 2002 with traceability across growing, packaging and distribution; the variety was recovered by the non-profit Il Ghiareto association of small farmers on the Pescia riverbanks; Terre di Cocomo is certified organic
Worth checking
Extremely limited supply, among the most expensive beans in Italy; confirm the IGP mark
Where to buy
Harvested / grown in Sorana / Pescia valley, Pistoia, Tuscany (white 'piattellino' bean)
Worldwide via Passione Toscana
Questions
Is Fagiolo di Sorana IGP glyphosate-free?
No — Fagiolo di Sorana IGP is not certified organic. Holds IGP/PGI (geographical mark) and Slow Food Presidium status, not organic. Sourced vendor Terre di Cocomo describes itself as an organic/biodynamic farm but names no organic certifier for the bean
Is Fagiolo di Sorana IGP organic?
Yes. Fagiolo di Sorana IGP is certified organic (PGI/IGP (EU, since 2002))
Where are Fagiolo di Sorana IGP's beans grown?
Fagiolo di Sorana IGP's beans are single-origin from Sorana / Pescia valley, Pistoia, Tuscany (white 'piattellino' bean).
Is Fagiolo di Sorana IGP a whole food / single ingredient?
Yes. Fagiolo di Sorana IGP is whole, single-ingredient dried beans with nothing added.
Are Fagiolo di Sorana IGP's beans traceable?
Yes. Fagiolo di Sorana IGP publishes where its beans are grown.
Is Fagiolo di Sorana IGP pre-harvest desiccated with glyphosate?
Holds IGP/PGI (geographical mark) and Slow Food Presidium status, not organic. Sourced vendor Terre di Cocomo describes itself as an organic/biodynamic farm but names no organic certifier for the bean
Where can I buy Fagiolo di Sorana IGP and how much?
Ships to Worldwide via Passione Toscana.
Is Fagiolo di Sorana IGP worth it?
Fagiolo di Sorana IGP is one of the genuinely glyphosate-conscious, traceable beans options, which is the main reason to choose it over commodity pulses.
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