In addition to Lidl shoes, the other product sold like hot cakes these days was undoubtedly i ravioli chocolate of Giovanni Rana. In limited edition, they are linked to a solidarity project in support of the most needy, in collaboration with Bank feeding.
Ravioli with chocolate, how they are made
Giovanni Rana, with his new product, immediately attracted attention to himself. The chocolate ravioli consists of a cocoa pastry folded into a crescent, filled with soft chocolate and chopped hazelnuts. You can fry them in a pan or cook them with butter and sugar, then garnish them with ice cream or a sprinkling of powdered sugar: a dedicated section of the company’s website suggests various recipes.
During the entire duration of the project, the Giovanni Rana Pastificio will document and certify on its website, through third parties, each package purchased. Every week it will publish sales data at large retailers, certified by IRI (Information Resources, Inc®).
In addition, as already happened in the previous activities in collaboration with Banco Alimentare, all delivery notes relating to the donated Rana products and the relative delivery notes of Banco Alimentare to the charitable structures will be made known, thus making it possible for every consumer to tracking of each package.
Giovanni Rana’s chocolate ravioli, what is the beneficial purpose
The CEO, Gian Luca Rana, explained the initiative. The idea is because, in this historical period, Italian families need sustenance. In the spring of 2020, half suffered a sharp reduction in family income: in some cases it has reached 50% or more of the total income.
A given that, along with those in possession of Food Bank, alarmed the company: there was a 40% increase in the number of needy people helped through the structures accredited to the Onlus. Among the most affected categories are young people aged between 18 and 34, but also families with dependent minor children.
For these subjects, Giovanni Rana has relaunched the sweet chocolate ravioli: for each package purchased between October 2020 and February 2021, the pasta factory will donate two fresh Giovanni Rana products to Banco Alimentare which, thanks to its 2,000 volunteers and its 8,000 charitable structures throughout Italy, supports people in difficulty through the distribution of food.
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