Grown in Campania
Nestled near Mount Vesuvius, the Agro Sarnese Nocerino region is renowned for its fertile volcanic soil and long-standing tradition of cultivating San Marzano tomatoes.
At Cento, quality begins long before a tomato reaches the can. Every Certified San Marzano Tomato starts its journey in the fertile Agro Sarnese Nocerino region of Campania, Italy, where generations of farmers have cultivated tomatoes in the rich volcanic soil surrounding Mount Vesuvius.
Through our Find My Field traceability program, you can go beyond the label and discover the origins of the tomatoes in your can. Simply enter the lot code from a participating Cento product to connect your tomatoes to their growing area in Italy.
Knowing where your food comes from is an important part of understanding its quality. Find My Field gives you a closer look at the origins of your Cento tomatoes, connecting each participating product to the growing areas and traditions behind its harvest.
By linking lot codes to documented production information, the program supports product authenticity, quality assurance and greater transparency throughout the supply chain. It's another way Cento helps bring confidence from the fields of Italy to your kitchen.
Great tomatoes begin with great growing conditions. Cento Certified San Marzano Tomatoes are grown in the Agro Sarnese Nocerino region of Italy, where the rich volcanic soil and generations of agricultural tradition help produce their distinctive flavor and quality. From cultivation to harvest and packing, traceability connects every participating product to its origins.
Nestled near Mount Vesuvius, the Agro Sarnese Nocerino region is renowned for its fertile volcanic soil and long-standing tradition of cultivating San Marzano tomatoes.
From planting and growing to harvesting, each stage follows established standards and practices designed to preserve the authenticity and quality of the tomatoes.
Through documented lot information, Find My Field connects participating Cento products to their growing areas, giving you a closer look at where your tomatoes began their journey.
Every can has a story that begins in Italy. Explore the Cento Certified San Marzano Tomato products participating in our Find My Field program, from traditional favorites to organic varieties, and discover how each connects you to its origins.
Discovering the origins of your Cento tomatoes is easy. Every participating product features a unique lot code that connects your can to its growing area in Italy. Follow these four simple steps to trace your tomatoes back to their roots.
Choose the Cento Certified San Marzano Tomato product and size you want to trace.
Find the lot code printed on the top or bottom of your tomato can.
Type your lot code into the Find My Field search tool below.
Explore the growing area in Italy connected to your tomatoes.
The lot code is located on the top or bottom of your can of Cento Italian tomatoes. These lot codes allow us to trace every can to the farm in Italy where the tomatoes were picked.
Sample Code: NG1F199
TRANSPARENCY FROM THE SOURCE
Knowing where your food comes from matters. Cento works with third-party organizations and traceability programs to support responsible sourcing, connect products to their origins, and give you greater confidence in every purchase.
Product traceability
PAC verifies traceability and sustainability standards and connects products to their geographic origins, supporting greater transparency and consumer confidence.
Lot-level records
Trace Register electronically connects lot information with products. Cento describes this program in connection with Back to My Boat, which lets customers trace tuna to its fishing vessel.
From the ocean to the olive grove, explore more ways Cento connects you to the origins of your favorite products through our traceability programs.
Discover the journey behind your Cento tuna. Trace participating products back to the fishing vessel, catch location and fishing method through our Back to My Boat program.
Follow your Cento olive oil back to its origins in Italy. Enter your bottle's lot code to discover more about the regions and groves connected to its production.
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