Daily attention to the welfare of our buffaloes and to their nutrition. Everything starts here, on our seven farms, where the animals have spaces suited to their needs and are also fed with fodder grown on our 3,800 hectares of land, cultivated with grass and legume forage crops and alfalfa meadows.
Selected and controlled fodder, contributing to a balanced diet.
Eyes, arms and hearts that follow them at every stage of their life.
In 2026, the buffalo milk produced by the Group’s farms accounted for 60% of all the buffalo milk processed in our facilities.
Fattorie Garofalo Husbandry Farms
In 2020, Fattorie Garofalo acquired 100% of Fattoria Apulia from the Amadori Group.
One of the largest agricultural companies in Italy, it lies on the Adriatic side of Puglia, within the PDO area of Mozzarella di Bufala Campana. It is equipped with two photovoltaic plants, of 999 kWp and 187.50 kWp respectively, which contribute to the generation of renewable electricity for part of the Group's operations.
Renewable energy
On the Group’s farms we invest in generating electricity from renewable sources through photovoltaic and biogas plants.
These plants contribute to the electricity used for part of the Group’s operations.
Quality control on finished products starts on the field and in the stables.
Every company has its own specific role.
Here are some examples:
Az. agricola Fattoria Arianuova – FATTORIE GAROFALO, in the central Caserta area, is dedicated to agricultural and organic production. Part of the milk used for our Organic range comes from this farm.
Az. agricola Sant’Aniello – FATTORIE GAROFALO, in the heart of what was once called “Terra di Lavoro”, and Az. agricola Fattoria Arianuova – FATTORIE GAROFALO are equipped with biogas plants that together generated 3,800,000 kWh of renewable electricity in 2025.
Az. agricola Fattoria Reale di Torcino – FATTORIE GAROFALO is located in the northern Caserta area, in a territory that was once home to one of the Bourbon royal hunting estates, among forests, hills and the plain along the Volturno river, on the border between Campania and Molise.
