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  • THE MEDITERRANEAN DIET AND THE BIODIVERSITY

    THE MEDITERRANEAN DIET AND THE BIODIVERSITY

    THE MEDITERRANEAN DIET AND THE BIODIVERSITY.

    Eating of several varieties of fruit and vegetables enriches our diet with compounds having essential and biologically active functions that prevent several diseases.

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    it is a news by www.biodiversitapuglia.it

     Ancel Benjamin Keys, the American biologist who discovered Mediterranean diet benefits, in 1993 reported that “the Mediterranean Diet is mainly vegetarian, that is: pasta in various shapes, vegetables seasoned with olive oil, all kind of seasonal vegetables in addiction to cheese, every meal ends with fruit and is frequently accompanied by wine ».

     He also said: “I’m referring at “leaves “. (…) all kinds of leaves are really important for each part of every day’s diet. There are many types of lettuce, spinach, chard, portulaca (…), endive and turnips ».

     Thus, Ancel Keys emphasized the fact biodiversity is important also when we speak about dishes.

     Eating various types of fruit and vegetables enriches our diet with essential and biologically active substances having efforts for preventing numerous diseases.

     It makes our nutrient needing complete.

     It enriches our menu with several colors and stories.

     It avoid the extinction of typical products of our land.

     It improves us, simply.

    Written by Pietro Santamaria for the project Biodiverso;
    (link: www.biodiversitapuglia.it)

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    The main purpose of the integrated project BiodiverSO is to help achieve a significant reduction of the current rate of erosion of the biodiversity of Apulian horticultural species.

    You can read all news, all info and all research about the project Biodiverso – Biodiversity of Apulian horticultural species.
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  • Why in the world we use 75 cl bottle?

    Why in the world we use 75 cl bottle?

    Why in the world we use 75 cl bottle?

     it’s an article from Vinoway – vinoway.com

    There are many questions about the bottle of wine size, but the most common is: Why in the world we use 75 cl bottle measure?

    Everything began in 1975 when the European Directive on packaging (Dir. 75/106) decreed that wine could be sold only in containers by 25cl / 37.5cl / 50cl / 75cl, making the 75 cl bottle the most comfortable format both for the manufacturing company and for the final consumer.

    There are other theories about the use of the 0,750 lt bottle format.

    It is believed that in 1700, when the wine began to be stored in bottles, the lung capacity of a glassblower could create bottle from 60cl to 75cl at once.

    Others think it is linked to the 757 ml unit of measure that represent 1/5 gallon, while gallon was the measure unite widely used in Anglo-Saxon countries, in which the gallon has been for so long the measure unit to size wines and spirits.

    Finally because 75 cl correspond to 6 glasses of wine of 125 ml, although today tasting glasses of much larger size are often used.

    In the market, today, we could find bottles that despite the same size (75cl) got different characteristics such as the shape, the consistency of glass, the color to protect the wine from light and size to preserve the diversity of characteristics and typicality.

    The 75 cl bottles for wine are also the most widespread used due their facilities to be hold, and because they are easy to be handled and the could adapt better to the delivery process.

    The European Directive on packaging, today, admits other bottle sizes, here you can read the Name and the size:

    Half: 0,375 L.

    Liter: 1 L.

    Magnum: 1,5 L equivalent of 2 bottles of 75 cl.

    Jéroboam: 3 L equivalent of 4 bottles of 75 cl.

    Réhoboam: 4,5 L equivalent of 6 bottles of 75 cl.

    Mathusalem: 6 L equivalent of 8 bottles of 75 cl.

    Salmanazar: 9 L equivalent of 12 bottles of 75 cl.

    Balthazar: 12 L equivalent of 16 bottles of 75 cl.

    Nabuchodonosor: 15 L equivalent of 20 bottles of 75 cl.

    Melchior: 18 L equivalent of 24 bottles of 75 cl.

    Primat: 27 L equivalent of 36 bottiglie bottles of 75 cl.

    Melchizedec: 30 L equivalent of 40 bottles of 75 cl.