Celebrating Legacy, Innovation, and Global Leadership in Potato Farming
Adelaide, AUSTRALIA – Mitolo Family Farms proudly accepted recognition from the World Potato Congress during a prestigious Industry Award Ceremony. This landmark achievement marks the first time an Australian grower has been honored at this esteemed event, highlighting the family’s profound impact on the global potato industry.
Established over half a century ago, Mitolo Family Farms has cultivated a legacy of innovation and excellence in potato farming. The recent accolade, bestowed upon them for their dedication and contributions, celebrates not only their achievements but also the ongoing commitment of founders Bruno and Angela Mitolo, continued by their successors Frank, John, and Darren Mitolo.
“We are deeply honored by this recognition,” said a spokesperson for Mitolo Family Farms. “It underscores our relentless pursuit of excellence and innovation in potato cultivation.”
The award ceremony, held in Adelaide, brought together industry leaders, agronomists, and entrepreneurs from around the world. It served as a platform to celebrate advancements in potato farming practices, showcasing the pivotal role Mitolo Family Farms plays in driving industry standards forward.
The recognition from the World Potato Congress is a testament to Mitolo Family Farms’ dedication to sustainable practices and technological advancements in potato production. Their commitment to quality has not only contributed to the growth of their own operations but has also inspired and influenced the broader agricultural community.
“We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the World Potato Congress for this prestigious honor,” continued the spokesperson. “We also congratulate all the fellow recipients who share our passion for advancing the potato industry.”
Looking ahead, Mitolo Family Farms remains steadfast in their commitment to pushing the boundaries of innovation in potato farming. As they embark on the next phase of their journey, they aim to continue setting benchmarks for sustainability, productivity, and quality in the agricultural sector.
