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Learn How We Source Wholesale Pasta | Atlante UK

Written by Atlante | Jun 13, 2023 10:10:01 PM

Atlante prides itself with working with the best Italian pasta producers to source the best wholesale Italian pasta for UK large-scale operations.

A hunger for authentic pasta

Pasta is the quintessential expression of Italy’s food culture and there’s no doubt it has won the hearts of UK consumers too. Spag bol may be an Anglicised family favourite, but Brits are also hungry for authentic Italian pasta in which quality, taste and interesting shapes are key. In 2020, the UK retail market for ambient, or dried, pasta was worth more than £500m and had grown 15% by value year on year. Atlante prides itself on sourcing the best Italian products for export markets, and our pool of pasta suppliers is 100% Italian. Some of these are based in Gragnano, home of the Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) protected Pasta Di Gragnano. This guide looks at the pasta production and the pasta supply chain, how Atlante works with its customers and producer partners, and the opportunities and challenges in the UK ambient pasta market.

Why work with Atlante?

Motivated by passion for our work and the ability to innovate, we brainstorm side by side with our partners to create winning products that interpret market trends and satisfy customer needs. Atlante is unique as we are neither an agent nor broker. We see ourselves as a value-adding link between retailers and producers. We do not represent producers and, being totally independent, use our expertise to identify the producers best suited to meet a customer’s standards, requirements and expectations. The experience we have gained from working with highly professional, structured and demanding organisations, such as leading UK supermarkets, is an invaluable asset when it comes to assessing the strengths and weaknesses of producers. Our customers receive a tailor-made, hassle-free, time-saving and cost-efficient package of products and supporting services.

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