• The traceability of a product and its supply chain is crucial for ensuring quality to consumers,” said Roberto Mancini, CEO of Diagram Group, during Italy’s National Made in Italy Day (April 15th). “On this occasion, we must highlight the crucial role of digitalization in the quality agri-food sector.”
Jolanda di Savoia (FE),5 april 2025 –“Agritech systems provide farmers with a user-friendly platform to manage their farms, ensuring product traceability and quality—from raw material checks to processing,” Mancini emphasized.
This is increasingly important with the new food safety decree by the Meloni Government, which introduces new offenses including food fraud and agropiracy, and requires mandatory origin labeling for all food products.
“That’s why it’s crucial to promote sustainable standards within supply chains, ensuring respect for workers, the environment, and local communities. It also helps reduce environmental impact during production and processing and boosts supply chain efficiency. Additionally, agritech services support the financial and insurance sectors. All of this is possible with solutions like those offered by Diagram and its group companies, starting with the Farmer’s Register, enabling complete supply chain control,” concluded Mancini.
Diagram was established in 2024, following the transformation of Ibf Servizi, a leading group in precision agriculture solutions, after its acquisition by the Nextalia fund. Thanks to a focused M&A strategy and strong commercial development, the company quickly became a leader in Italy and Europe in providing precision agriculture services and developing farm management software.On December 21, 2024, the official signing—subject to the approvals required by Italian and European regulations prior to finalization—was completed between Nextalia and BF, the current shareholders of the Diagram Group, and CDP Equity and Trilantic Europe, who, together with BF as a reinvesting party, will proceed with the acquisition of 100% of the group’s shares.As a leading provider of precision agriculture services, technological solutions, and professional software applications for the agricultural sector, Diagram serves a client portfolio spanning over 3 million hectares in Italy and more than 500,000 hectares internationally. The company employs around 1,000 people, including both staff and collaborators, across multiple locations in Italy and the United Kingdom.