The Innocenti & Mangoni Piante since 1950 produces and sells ornamental outdoor plants, with over 250 hectares of nurseries, producing more than 1500 varieties of outdoor ornamental and with over 11000 items always available. 
The company is among the leaders of the European nursery.

Innocenti & Mangoni Plants is:
EXPERTISE
High entrepreneurship and far-sighted vision, assisted by the use of the most modern working methods, allows Innocenti & Mangoni Piante to be able to better grasp the uniqueness of the territory in which the company has its roots. Unique raw materials that allow a wide and highly specialized production.
INNOVATION
Nursery today is the fruit of tradition, enterprise spirit and creativity, which, combined with technological and scientific knowledge, have made it a very complex activity. Innocenti & Mangoni Piante has a vision projected into the future, which leads it to set itself daily new goals to achieve, for which are necessary, in addition to experience, cutting-edge methods and tools, the search for new varieties of plants, the continuous training of specialized personnel. 
TRANSPARENCY
In its relations with all partners, Innocenti & Mangoni Piante researches and develops relationships based on familiarity and fairness, with the aim of establishing direct and lasting ties.
The Innocenti & Mangoni Piante is the first Italian nursery company that has equipped itself with a Business Organization Model according to Legislative Decree 231/2001®.
SUSTAINABILITY
The achievement of products with a higher and constant quality can not disregard, now more than ever, both environmental and social sustainability. 
The Innocenti & Mangoni Piante is always attentive to innovations that can allow the continuous increase of sustainability and our first step was the achievement of the MPS certification, issued in class A with a very high score: this recognition confirms the virtuosity of our work that was already carried out in respect of the environment.

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