The Coral and Cameo Consortium of Torre del Greco Is Now a Reality: Strong Participation and Dialogue on the Future of the Sector
A united, engaged, and proud Torre del Greco set the stage on Friday, May 16, 2025, for the official presentation of the Coral and Cameo Consortium of Torre del Greco β a new entity established by the members of Assocoral with the ambitious goal of protecting, enhancing, and promoting the artisanal excellence of the territory.
The event took place in the splendid setting of the Circolo Nautico di Torre del Greco, a symbolic location suspended between sea, history, and identity. The audience brought together companies, artisans, political and institutional authorities, stakeholders, and citizens β all united around a project that looks to the future while remaining deeply rooted in tradition.
The event opened with the reading of a message from the Italian Minister for Made in Italy, Adolfo Urso, who extended his congratulations to the association for its commitment and vision, recognizing the sectorβs vital role within the national framework.
Institutional Greetings
β’ Antonio Marchiello, Regional Councillor for Productive Activities β Campania Region
β’ Luigi Mennella, Mayor of Torre del Greco
β’ Vincenzo Giannottti, President of D.Or. Campania
Each speaker underlined the strategic importance of this sector for the economy and cultural identity of the region.
The Presentation of the Consortium
Vincenzo Aucella, President of Assocoral, officially presented the Coral and Cameo Consortium, illustrating its origins, mission, new logo, and medium-term action plan β a path that has already delivered tangible results just a few months after its foundation.
The event also offered an important opportunity to give guests a closer look at our world: often described only in words or images, Torre del Grecoβs artisanal craftsmanship was showcased in all its authenticity β through skill, creativity, natural beauty, and hospitality. The occasion was enriched by the discovery of local products and the warm welcome of the community.
Focus on the IGP Round Table
A key moment of the initiative was the round table discussion titled:
βProtected Geographical Indications (PGI) for Artisanal and Industrial Products: A New Challenge.β
The debate featured leading national and international experts:
β’ Matteo Farsura, Global Exhibition Manager β Jewellery & Fashion Division, IEG
β’ Roberto Luongo, Advisor to the Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy β Secretary General of Comitato Leonardo β Italian Quality Committee
β’ Steven Tranquilli, Director of FEDERPREZIOSI Confcommercio
Moderated by journalist Giovanni Micera, Editor-in-Chief of Preziosa Magazine, the speakers explored a crucial topic: the pursuit of PGI (Protected Geographical Indication) status for Torre del Grecoβs coral and cameo craftsmanship β a recognition that could represent a major step forward in terms of protection, authenticity, and international competitiveness.
The strong interest shown by participants β particularly artisans and local businesses who filled the hall β reflected a shared desire to continue growing together, with awareness and determination.
A Shared Vision for the Future
The Coral and Cameo Consortium of Torre del Greco thus emerges not only as a new operational entity, but also as a platform for dialogue, representation, and shared vision β ready to embrace the challenges of today and tomorrow.
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