From modest beginnings several decades ago, Bertocchi Smallgoods has developed into one of the nation's most-loved producers of continental delicacies. Walk into any Australian supermarket or delicatessen today, and chances are you'll find a host of products proudly bearing the green and red Bertocchi logo. The company is the largest continental smallgoods manufacturer in Australia with an extensive range of award winning products, including hand-crafted hams, bacon and continental deli meats.
Its commitment to tradition and quality has never wavered as the company is led by three generations of family heritage with solid foundations of tradition and authenticity. Its products are promoted as still being made according to traditional methods, artisanal, hand-crafted and using the finest local produce and Bertocchi’s wealth of processing skill and experience.
It's this approach that's allowed Bertocchi Smallgoods to win countless awards from various food industry associations and acquire a reputation for quality delicious products. At the 2017 Australian Food Awards, Bertocchi won the prestigious Champion Australian Producer/Manufacturer award in the Large category. At these awards, Bertocchi products also won a total of 16 medals - 7 GOLD MEDALS, 4 SILVER MEDALS and 5 BRONZE MEDALS. Bertocchi products also picked up 20 medals at the last RAS Sydney Fine Food Show – 1 Championship Black medal, 3 Gold, 8 Silver and 8 Bronze medals.
That’s a total of 36 medals at these two events, the two premiere food award events in the land.
This achievement validates the level of excellence in the quality of products commercially manufactured by Bertocchi, a 100% Australian owned company and this award is a testament to the passion, the spirit and the hard work devoted by a great team at Bertocchi.
Bertocchi's ongoing commitment to providing its customers with the finest quality smallgoods is something that is sure to continue for many generations to come. The next chapter in the history of the Company will be even more exciting.
