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Filippo Berio's Limited-Edition Tin Celebrates a Composer's Legacy

To commemorate the 100th anniversary of composer Giacomo Puccini's legacy, Filippo Berio created a limited-edition olive oil packaging design. The one-liter extra virgin olive oil tin is embossed with a custom graphic depicting the Madama Butterfly opera, one of the most popular operas by Puccini.

This limited-time olive oil tin draws ties between the birthplace of the famous Italian opera composer and the 156-year-old olive oil brand, Lucca, where Filippo Berio got its roots in 1867.

What's more, Filippo Berio will be a corporate sponsor of Florida Grand Opera's 82nd annual black-tie gala. The brand will be supporting the event with a collection of limited-edition one-liter olive oil tins and a trip for two to Tuscany, where the winners will be invited to an exclusive tour and tasting at Villa Filippo Berio.
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