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Scarica La Brochure Civi-Italia 2014 CIVI-ITALIA Servizio Nazionale di certificazione volontaria del materiale di propagazione vegetale del Ministero delle Politiche Agricole, Alimentari e Forestali K.S.B. UNAPROA Co.Vi.P. Italia ASSOCIATO Ortofrutta Co.Vi.L. Ministry of agriculture, food and forestry policies - Italy National Service for Voluntary Certification of Fruit Plant Propagating Material List of the - Italian nurseries producing certified plant propagating material - Varieties and rootstocks officially registered in the Italian certification scheme 2015 CIVI-Italia - Corso V. Emanuele II n. 101 - 00186 Roma - Tel. e fax 06.6852342 - Mobile: 349.0022383 [email protected] - [email protected] - www.civi-italia.it Elenco dei Vivaisti Aderenti alla Base Sociale di Civi-Italia e tipologie di prodotto List of nurseries associated to CIVI-Italia with their productions SOCIO MEMBER TEL. PHONE (+39) FAX FAX (+39) IND. ADDRESS EMAIL / WEB [email protected] Via Tebano, 45 CAV 0546 47150 0546 47189 www.cavtebano.it Centro Attività Vivaistiche 48018 Faenza (RA) [email protected] Via Mattei, 28 [email protected] COVIL 0835 954775 0835 954775 Consorzio Vivaisti Lucani 75020 Scanzano J. (MT) www.covilvivai.com Via Ceglie, 9 COVIP 080 4606247 080 4606206 [email protected] Consorzio Vivaistico Pugliese 70010 Valenzano (BA) [email protected] Forderung und Via degli Artigiani Sud 1 FENO 0471 813336 0471 821507 [email protected] Entwicklung Neuer Obstsorten 39044 Egna (BZ) www.feno.it Via Alessandria, 199/c [email protected] ITALIA ORTOFRUTTA 06 8551695 06 8417810 Unione Nazionale 00198 - Roma www.italiaortofrutta.it [email protected] Binnenland KSB Consorzio Vivaisti Frutticoli 0471 811114 0471 802640 [email protected] Altoatesini Soc. Coop. arl. 39040 Ora (BZ) www.ksb.coop UNAPROA [email protected] Via XX Settembre, 4 Unione Nazionale tra le Organiz- 06 424521 06 47822822 [email protected] zazioni di Produttori Ortofrutticoli, 00187 Roma Agrumari e di Frutta in Guscio Scarl www.unaproa.com [email protected] VITIVER Via Molinara, 50 [email protected] Consorzio per la valorizzazione dei +39 335 7769101 Prodotti Ortoflorovivaistici Veronesi 37012 Bussolengo (VR) [email protected] www.vitiver.it SOCIO MEMBER SETTORI PRODUTTIVI PRODUCTIVE SECTORS PAGINA PAGE CAV 3 COVIL 5 COVIP 5 FENO 6 KSB 7 VITIVER 9 AGRUMI CITRUS FRAGOLE STRAWBERRY OLIVO OLIVE POMOIDEE POME FRUIT ORTICOLE VEGETABLE PLANTS PRUNOIDEE STONE FRUIT PORTINNESTI FRUTTIFERI FRUIT ROOTSTOCK VITE GRAPES 2 Vivai associati al CAV Nurseries associated to CAV CAV TEBANO Centro Attività Vivaistiche soc. coop. agricola www.cavtebano.it Tel. 0546 47150 - Fax 0546 47189 - [email protected] - [email protected] - Via Tebano, 45 - 48018 Faenza (RA) RAGIONE SOCIALE TELEFONO FAX MOBILE SETTORI COMPANY PHONE (+39) FAX (+39) MOBILE (+39) E-MAIL/WEB SECTOR Az. agr. Molari & Gatti di Molari Gilberto [email protected] 0547 630540 0547 639364 335 6953676 Via Cerchia di Martorano, www.vivaimolari.it 891 - 47023 - Cesena (FC) Az. agr. Quadrifoglio Vivai 347 4001341 [email protected] Via Boncellino, 35 0545 64518 0545 926456 347 4001197 www.quadrifogliovivai.it 48012 - Bagnacavallo (RA) Consorzio Italiano [email protected] Vivaisti Viticoli Ampelos 0546 47150 0546 47189 328 9439543 www.ampelositalia.com Via Tebano, 45 - 48018 - Faenza (RA) Consorzio Co.ri.pro [email protected] Via Marconi, 17 - 51012 0572 444530 0572 453488 366 3728321 www.coriprolivi.it Castellare di Pescia (PT) Co.v.e.r. Società Cooperativa Agricola [email protected] 0545 35918 0545 32381 335 7423145 Via Provinciale Cotignola,29 www.coverpiante.com 48022 - Lugo (RA) Co.vi.f.e.r. Cons. Viva. Ortoflorofrutticolo Emilia Romagna 0546 43051 0546 43184 339 7621672 [email protected] Soc. Coop. Agricola a r.l. Via Firenze, 419 - 48018 - Faenza (RA) Coviro Soc. Cons. a.r.l. [email protected] Via Romea Nord, 180 0544 994501 0544 994712 www.coviro.it 48015 - Cervia (RA) Dalmonte Guido & Vittorio [email protected] s.s. soc. agr. 0546 81037 0546 80061 www.dalmontevivai.com Via Casse,1 - 48013 - Brisighella (RA) Geoplant vivai s.r.l. Società agricola [email protected] 0544 533269 0544 532861 Via Chiavica Fenaria, 22 www.geoplantvivai.com 48123 - Savarna (Ra) Mediterranea Vivai Soc. Coop. 339 3865543 mediterraneavivai Via Maceo, 338 - 98050 090 9782509 090 9782509 345 5528166 @tiscali.it Terme Vigliatore (Me) AGRUMI CITRUS FRAGOLE STRAWBERRY OLIVO OLIVE M.i.v.a. Moltiplicatori [email protected] POMOIDEE POME FRUIT ORTICOLE VEGETABLE PLANTS PRUNOIDEE STONE FRUIT Italiani Viticoli Associati 055 2321494 055 2320401 338 9256429 www.associazionemiva.com PORTINNESTI FRUTTIFERI FRUIT ROOTSTOCK VITE GRAPES Via De’ Buondelmonti, 62 - 50125 Firenze 3 Vivai associati al CAV Nurseries associated to CAV RAGIONE SOCIALE TELEFONO FAX MOBILE SETTORI COMPANY PHONE (+39) FAX (+39) MOBILE (+39) E-MAIL/WEB SECTOR Soc. agr. Salvi Vivai s.s [email protected] 0532 785533 0532 785531 335 1312464 Via Bologna, 714 - 44124 - Ferrara www.salvivivai.it Soc. agr. Vivai Rosatti & c.s.s. Via Portomaggiore, 13 0533 650161 0533 652147 330 770426 [email protected] 44020 - San Vito di Ostellato (FE) Vitroplant Italia srl [email protected] società agricola 0547 56449 0547 56711 329 6606015 www.vitroplant.it Via Loreto, 170 - 47023 - Cesena (FC) Vivai F.lli Zanzi di C. vivaizanzi@ Zanzi & c.s.s. soc. agr. 0532 719072 0532 60028 329 2356987 vivaizanzi.it Via Del Gorgo, 137 - 44124 www.vivaizanzi.it Gorogo di Fossanova S. Marco (FE) Raggi Vivai “Sapore e Salute” [email protected] Via Cerchia di S. Egidio, 3000 0547 382171 0547 631874 335 1420627 www.raggivivai.it 47023 - Cesena (FC) Vivai Braun s.s. [email protected] Via Lamm, 23c - 39057 0471 660640 0471 660190 www.braun-apple.com Cornaiano (BZ) C.i.v. - Cons. Italiano Vivaisti [email protected] Statale Romea Km. 116 - 44020 0533 399431 0533 399441 www.civ.it S. Giuseppe di Comacchio (FE) C.t.v. Centro Tecnologia Vivaistica 0547 56449 0547 56711 Via Loreto, 170 47521 Cesena (FC) Dalmonte Natale e FiglI s.s. soc. agricola [email protected] 0546 43051 0546 43184 339 7621672 Via Firenza n. 419 www.dalmontenatale.com 48018 - Faenza (RA) Maccanti Vivai di Maccanti Luciano e Gabriele s.s. 0533 652112 [email protected] 0533 650551 335 8114990 Via Imola, 35/A 0532 428871 www.maccantivivai.it 44020 - Ostellato (FE) Soc. agr. Vivai Mazzoni [email protected] Via del Mare, 4 0533 607511 0533 607890 www.mazzonigroup.com 44039 - Tresigallo (FE) New Fruits s.a.s. [email protected] Via Cerchia di S. Egidio, 3000 0547 382171 0547 631874 www.newfruits.it 47521 - Cesena (FC) Battistini Vivai Piante [email protected] soc. agr. ss. 0547 380545 0547 384400 www.battistinivivai.com Via Ravennate, 1500 - 47522 Cesena (FC) 4 Vivai associati al COVIL Nurseries associated to COVIL Consorzio Vivaisti Lucani - Tel. +39 0835 954775 - Fax. +39 0835 954775 www.covilvivai.com Via Mattei, 28 - 75020 Scanzano J. (MT) - [email protected] - vitovitelli.blogspot.it RAGIONE SOCIALE TELEFONO FAX MOBILE SETTORI COMPANY PHONE (+39) FAX (+39) MOBILE (+39) E-MAIL/WEB SECTOR Az. agricola vivaistica di Natale Filippo [email protected] 0835 973339 0835 973339 392 600436 Via L. Romeo n. 6 www.vivaidinatalefilippo.com 75025 - Policoro (MT) Az. agricola Iocoli Vivai [email protected] C.da S. Croce - 85037 0973 619344 0973 618905 333 2902810 www.iocolivivai.it S. Arcangelo - (PZ) Azienda vivaistica La Malfa Salvatore [email protected] 0835 901169 0835 901169 338 7550500 Via Nazionale, 34 www.vivailamalfa.com 75025 - Policoro (MT) Vivai associati al COVIP Nurseries associated to COVIP Consorzio Vivaistico Pugliese [email protected] Tel. 080 4606247 - Fax 080 4606206 - Via Ceglie, 9 - 70010 Valenzano (BA) RAGIONE SOCIALE TELEFONO FAX MOBILE SETTORI COMPANY PHONE (+39) FAX (+39) MOBILE (+39) E-MAIL/WEB SECTOR Milone Vivai soc. agr. di Milone Antonino e [email protected] Milone Carlo & c.s.s. 0968 209067 0968 209067 335 5765658 www.vivaimilone.it C.da Cerasia, 32 88046 Lamezia Terme (CZ) Vivai Caruso [email protected] Via Europa, 60 - 98056 0941 83059 0941 83059 336 869347 www.vivaicarusogaetano.it Mazzarà S. Andrea (ME) Vivai Fortunato [email protected] Strada Canale - Km 2,5 080 8910188 080 8910188 333 8590027 www.vivaifortunato.it 70010 - Sammichele di Bari Vivai Giannoccaro [email protected] C.da Canale SP 139 - Km 4 080 8918219 080 8917133 337 822855 www.vivaigiannoccaro.it 70010 - Sammichele di Bari Vivai Serratore [email protected] Loc. Aglioca, Z.I 0968 209813 0968 209813 329 0518767 www.vivaiserratore.it 88040 - Lamezia Terme (CZ) 5 Vivai associati al COVIP Nurseries associated to COVIP RAGIONE SOCIALE TELEFONO FAX MOBILE SETTORI COMPANY PHONE (+39) FAX (+39) MOBILE (+39) E-MAIL/WEB SECTOR Vivai Spinelli [email protected] C.da Canale SP 139 - Km 6,5 080 8910734 080 8910734 330 840084 www.vivaispinelli.com 70010 - Sammichele di Bari Vivai Top Plant [email protected] Via Mazzoni, 125 E 045 7660205 045 6187147 335 6283133 www.vivaitopplant.it 37035 - S. Bonifacio (VR) Vivai associati al FENO Nurseries associated to FENO FENO - Forderung und Entwicklung Neuer Obstsorten Via Artigiani Sud 1 - 39044 Egna (BZ) Tel. +39 0471 813336 - Fax +39 0471 821507 - www.feno.it - [email protected] - [email protected] RAGIONE SOCIALE TELEFONO FAX MOBILE SETTORI COMPANY PHONE (+39) FAX (+39) MOBILE (+39) E-MAIL/WEB SECTOR Curti Ernst Via Fabio Filzi, 11 0471 951005 0471 955772 335 7076451 [email protected] 39055 - Laives (BZ) Fruitplant [email protected] Via degli Artigiani sud 1 0471 813336 0471 821507 www.fruitplant.it 39044 - Egna (BZ) Kaneppele Reinhard & co. [email protected] Strada del Vino, 12 0471 810671 0471 810997 335 207742 www.kaneppele.com 39040 - Termeno (BZ) Rautscher Paul baumschule.rautscher Via S. Apollonia, 5 - 39057 0471 633373 0471 633373 335 7815370 @rolmail.net Missiano/Appiano (BZ) Vivaio Werth [email protected] Riva di Sotto, 65a - 39050 0471 637030 0471 637600 335 5316386 www.baumschule-werth.it S.
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