Partnerships

Customers

Our most important partner is our customer. We firmly believe that our success depends on the success of our customers. With this philosophy, our goal is to share our knowledge and experience to maximize your truffle experience. After working tirelessly to transform stagnant farm land in the U.S. into productive orchards, we have shifted to taking care of our truffle clients – whether chefs, individuals, or wholesale brokers.

European Consultants

Modern farms depend on modern technology and modern business practices for survival. We have partnered with several European truffle experts; the world leaders in truffle research, tree inoculation, and orchard management. This partnership has made exponential strides in the last few years to better understand the complicated mycology behind truffles. Recent discoveries and deeper understandings in truffle science are now available to us, and through us to other truffle growers. The industry in Europe has seen unprecedented progress and success in recent years.

One such example in Europe has occurred in Teruel, a province (and town of the same name) in the south of Aragon, Spain. Teruel was a small, poor area prior to the truffle industry’s revitalization. After several concurrent initiatives, this province has produced multiple truffière owners who have planted over 100 hectares, or 250 acres, of inoculated seedlings. These orchards are now highly productive. As a result, the owners and surrounding community have reaped the benefits financially and culturally.

Carolina Truffières is proud to utilize these proven, innovative methods here in the United States.

North American Truffle Growers’ Association (NATGA)

NATGA is the trade association that brings our young, emerging industry together.  Growers, researchers, consumers, and other interested parties meet twice a year to share ideas and concerns with the common goal to promote the truffle industry in North America. NATGA is vital to our success. NATGA gives our industry a voice; and to learn about orchard establishment and maintenance, regulatory issues, marketing, and business-related issues. If you have not joined this organization, we encourage you to do so. It is well worth the modest investment. Join here!

NC State Collaborative Research

Ongoing research is being performed with NC State Agricultural Extension Services/USDA sites. Contact us for specifics.