Cantina Rauscedo Marks 75th Anniversary with Sustainability Report and International Expansion Plan

The Friuli‑Venezia Giulia cooperative Cantina Rauscedo celebrated its 75th anniversary on 1 August 2026, highlighting a history that began in 1951 and now includes more than 300 members and vineyards covering over 1,900 hectares. The event, attended by regional officials such as assessor Stefano Zannier, President Antonio Zuliani, Director Flavio Geretto, Bishop Giuseppe Pellegrini and local mayors, also launched the cooperative’s first Sustainability Report, outlining its environmental and social commitments.

During the ceremony, President Zuliani presented the report and stressed the importance of quality, innovation and continuous professional development for members. New General Manager Flavio Geretto outlined a strategy to strengthen Cantina Rauscedo’s international brand presence while preserving its regional identity, citing investments in production infrastructure, qualified staff and process improvements. Video messages from Agriculture Minister Francesco Lollobrigida and Governor Massimiliano Fedriga underscored governmental support for the cooperative’s growth.

The celebration reaffirmed Cantina Rauscedo’s position as the leading regional producer of white‑grape wine and its commitment to sustainable development and market expansion over the coming years.