Video section
Our Identity brands
ADV from 2004 to today
ADV from 1971 to 2003
ADV from 1916 to 1970
Video section
In this section, some Fratelli Contorno videos have been collected that tell a vision of Sicilian agri-food entrepreneurship in its evolution through commercials, interviews, films, whose connection to the territory is also the story of one of the main Sicilian industrial family groups.

Sicilian product

Cartoon tomato for pizza


Spot Caponatina Contour

Spot Cherry Tomato Sauce Garnish

Cherry Sauce Production Video

Presentation film

How it's made – How it's made

Star Break Caponatina

Wild fennel sauce

Sicilian pesto

Baked pasta with Gino Carista and Caterina Salemi

Seasoning for Pasta with Sardines

Welcome to Sicily

EXPO 2015 Caponata day

Carciofina F.lli Contorno

Caponatina film production

Caponatina film production

Caponatina F.lli Contorno
Communication from 2004 to today
This is the period in which the company led by Agostino and Maurizio Contorno saw its position consolidated as a leader among the island's agri-food industries, also achieving prestigious goals in the markets foreign. Hence the need for an image restyling, giving rise to new brands and new products, all of it always supported by advertising campaigns in the various regional and national mass media.
Communication from 1971 to 2003
The advertising action of the Contorno brothers runs parallel to the economic, social, political and cultural initiatives of Sicily, giving rise to a series of graphic-advertising initiatives compliant with the reality that inspires it. It is precisely during this 30-year period that advertising is witnessing changes radicals obtained thanks to technology which becomes the absolute protagonist.
Communication from 1916 to 1970
The first advertising communications (at the time called réclame) from Fratelli Contorno began in spread at the beginning of the twentieth century coinciding with the birth of the company. Even if with reduced means and contextualized to the historical period, the company invests in the sector by commissioning graphic designers and painters of the time for the creation of many advertising campaigns, unfortunately a large part of which was lost during the second World War.