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Bruno Fine Foods adds new brand to its portfolio

Image of Casa Marrazzo products.
The tomatoes are exclusively grown in a 3sqkm region of Agro Nocerino-Sarnese. (Source: LinkedIn)

Bruno Fine Foods has added San Marzano tomatoes to its premium portfolio through a partnership with Italian producer Casa Marrazzo.

The DOP (Denominazione d’ Origine Protetta)-certified tomatoes are exclusively grown in a 3sqkm region of Agro Nocerino-Sarnese, making them rare and expensive.

The partnership was formed after the Bruno Fine Foods team first met with the family-owned brand in 2023 and found that they shared a vision for quality and a respect for the land.

Bruno Fine Foods will launch Casa Marrazo in Australia through a campaign featuring warehouse altars and field-side installations, in a bid to embody both tradition and creativity.

Casa Marrazzo’s hand-picked produce is now available to Australian retailers, chefs and hospitality venues.

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