Protein that feeds tomorrow
The Italian Protein Company
For us, being The Italian Protein Company means serving as a benchmark in the agri-food sector, driven by an educational approach to nutritional storytelling. For Amadori, white, yellow, pink, and green proteins are not merely product categories—they form a clear visual language that conveys the quality and variety of our animal and plant protein sources. This color classification enables us to communicate the balance needed for a healthy diet simply and directly.
In tune with evolving eating habits, we continuously expand and diversify our range of protein sources to ensure broad access to a balanced diet where protein plays a central role. It is a model that combines innovation, responsibility, and nutritional care to bring taste and quality to the table every day, satisfying every dietary need
we paint the table
with a wide range of proteins:
white, chicken and turkey,
yellow, eggs,
pink, pork,
green, veggy products,
to color your life with wellness."
Guiding our progress is our integrated supply chain, a foundation that has enabled us to evolve from our origins in poultry into a multi-protein provider. Today, it remains pivotal in expanding our offerings to new protein sources, allowing us to meet changing tastes and dietary needs while keeping quality at the center of everything we do. es, while always putting quality at the center.
The history of the Group begins in the 1930s, with the Amadori family.
Since then, the company has grown, transforming into an integrated supply chain, paving the way for product innovation and becoming a national leader.
Built on strategic investments, targeted acquisitions, and forward-thinking approach, this trajectory now culminates in our unified identity: Amadori – The Italian Protein Company.
The Amadori family begins marketing poultry and farm animals.
Distribution expands across the national market.
Amadori launches its first elaborate products and advertising campaigns debut.
Amadori establishes itself as a benchmark for poultry meat in Italy.
2001
The Il Campese project begins in Puglia, free-range, plant-fed, non-GMO chicken.
Innovation and investment drive growth.
2017
Campese also becomes antibiotic-free.
2019
Amadori celebrates its 50th anniversary.
Partnership with Forno d'Oro.