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Stone‑ground: why pasta made with granite millstones is a truly special product

November 3, 2025 at 1:21 pm, No comments

depositphotos_47387727-stock-photo-old-millstones-on-island-korcula.jpgOn every one of our jars you’ll see the word stone‑ground. For us, it’s not just a label — it’s a philosophy. We use granite millstones to create our pastes the way artisans did centuries ago: slowly, gently, and with respect for the ingredients.

Modern industrial mills work fast, but the high speed and heat can damage delicate oils and vitamins. Granite millstones turn slowly, keeping the temperature low. Thanks to this process:

  • the flavor remains rich and “alive”;

  • the texture becomes silky and smooth;

  • the natural nutrients are preserved.

Stone‑ground is your guarantee that inside the jar is a product crafted with care and respect for tradition. It’s not just a paste — it’s a taste that cannot be imitated.

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SIA SWEECO  2020
Limited Liability Company  “SWEECO” has signed an agreement with Investment and Development Agency of Latvia (LIAA) on Incubation support within the framework of the ERDF     Project No. 3.1.1.6/16/I/001 “Regional Business Incubators and Creative Industries Incubator”.
             
At SIA “SWEECO”, the digitalisation project No. DIGI/2025/4037 is being implemented with the support of the European Union Recovery and Resilience Facility (NextGenerationEU). The total project funding amounts to EUR 9,990.
Within the scope of the project, the company acquired a Pomati SL16 chocolate tempering machine, which was delivered in April 2026 and installed at the production facility in Daugavpils, 18. novembra iela 103‑2. The equipment is intended for automating the chocolate production process, ensuring a stable temperature regime and consistent product quality.
The introduction of this equipment has significantly improved the organisation of the production process — the amount of manual work has decreased, quality control has improved, and overall operational efficiency has increased.
The project contributes to the digitalisation of the company and complies with the requirements of the European Union, as confirmed by the attached certificates. The project is financed by the European Union Recovery and Resilience Facility (NextGenerationEU).
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