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Grosseto presents many attractive opportunities for investors and entrepreneurs who believe in sustainability and innovation, offering production chains and research and development centers of excellence.
Grosseto’s economic system is distinguished by the presence of chains of excellence in agriculture and agribusiness, tourism and hospitality, and the sea economy, but its potential extends to all segments of manufacturing.
A diverse manufacturing sector 
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Import | Export | ||
|---|---|---|---|
Nonferrous metal ores | 26.018.810 | Basic chemicals, plastics and rubber products | 87.462.472 |
Vegetable and animal fatty oils | 11.250.460 | Vegetable and animal fatty oils | 67.785.245 |
Basic chemicals, plastics and rubber product | 11.004.335 | Beverages | 11.799.510 |
Measuring instruments and apparatus | 9.192.542 | Concrete, cement and gypsum products | 9.027.608 |
Processed and preserved fish, shellfish and molluscs | 8.287.740 | Other general-purpose machinery | 7.772.099 |
Fishery and aquaculture products | 7.728.412 | Meat and meat products | 3.654.513 |
Sporting goods | 5.662.752 | Clothing articles | 3.537.177 |
Apparel articles | 5.067.364 | Ships and boats | 2.700.273 |
Ships and boats | 5.058.778 | Waste | 2.676.955 |
Pulp, paper and cardboard | 3.981.404 | Other food products | 2.195.385 |
*Fonte: Centro Studi e Servizi CCIAA Maremma e Tirreno su dati ISTAT
An agricultural and agribusiness supply chain of excellence and high qualityThe agricultural and agribusiness sector is one of the engines of the Maremma economy and represents a cultural, identity, and economic heritage of absolute excellence.
At 29,942 hectares, Grosseto’s agricultural area is the largest in the region and is home to more than a third of Tuscany’s total agricultural enterprises (9,207)
*Source: Structural Report on the Economy of the Provinces of Grosseto and Livorno in 2021 – Maremma and Tirreno Chamber of Commerce
Cereals represent Maremma’s top agricultural production, with 871,350 quintals produced each year
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Wide variety of fruit trees and vegetable crops due to the particular fertility of the soil
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*Source: Structural Report on the Economy of the Provinces of Grosseto and Livorno in 2021 – Maremma and Tirreno Chamber of Commerce
Olive oil is one of the most representative gastronomic symbols of the Maremma lands, the characteristics of which make it one of the most valuable products in Tuscany and Italy.
About 20 thousand quintals of extra virgin olive oil are produced every year.
*Source: Structural Report on the Economy of the Provinces of Grosseto and Livorno in 2021 – Maremma and Tirreno Chamber of Commerce
The soils of the Maremma produce 240,000 quintals of a prosperous variety of wines appreciated worldwide each year.
Among the most appreciated wines are such excellences as:
*Source: Structural Report on the Economy of the Provinces of Grosseto and Livorno in 2021 – Maremma and Tirreno Chamber of Commerce
This is the first rural district recognized by the Tuscany region.
Promoted by the Maremma and Tyrrhenian Chamber of Commerce, it aims to promote network policies between businesses and local governments for the enhancement of the agrifood supply chain, also with a view to the development of the processing sector.
The District covers four Tuscan provinces, but Grosseto is the most representative in terms of businesses involved.
A new legal entity that networks 7 municipalities in the area (Grosseto, Capalbio, Castiglione della Pescaia, Magliano in Toscana, Manciano, Orbetello, Scansano) and farms operating in the organic sector, with the aim of actively contributing to the development of the territory by enhancing organic and natural productions.
Tourism and hospitalityWith its 100 km of coastline and unspoiled landscape, the territory of Grosseto is naturally suited to hospitality and tourism, thanks to a unique combination of sea, nature, and culture. The territory is distinguished by a multiplicity of tourism vocations, which involve not only the sea, but also culture, nature, the environment, and food and wine.
Seaside tourism in Maremma offers a wide range of opportunities for those who love the sea, from relaxing on the beach to sports activities. In fact, the Maremma is famous for its beaches, which vary from long stretches of golden sand to small coves with crystal clear waters. Fans of water activities can find in Maremma numerous opportunities for snorkeling, scuba diving, windsurfing, kitesurfing, and sailing. The region is home to marine reserves and protected areas that offer opportunities to spot a rich variety of marine species, including dolphins and sea turtles.
The region is rich in archaeological sites that testify to its ancient history. The Maremma is rich in evidence of ancient Etruscan and Roman civilizations. Within a radius of a few kilometers it is possible to visit necropolis, fortified cities, ruins of settlements, and remains of patrician villas. The region is also home to numerous museums and art galleries that hold ancient artifacts and relics.
In Maremma, nature tourism offers visitors the opportunity to connect with nature in an unspoiled environment. The region is famous for its fascinating combination of coastal landscapes, hills, nature parks, and reserves. There is a vast recedi hiking trails in the area that traverse varied landscapes. Hikers can enjoy breathtaking views and discover the local flora and fauna during their walks. In addition, Maremma is an ideal destination for birdwatchers: the region’s reserves and wetlands attract numerous species of birds, including flamingos, herons, and other migratory birds.
In Maremma, food and wine tourism focuses on exploring and appreciating the culinary and wine traditions of the region. Maremma offers a wide range of traditional Tuscan dishes, such as ribollita, game, and pecorino cheeses. In addition, the region is famous for its wines, including Morellino di Scansano and Bianco di Pitigliano. Tourists can visit local wineries to taste delicious wines and learn about the production process and purchase local products, such as olive oil, cheeses, cured meats, and honey directly from producers or at the many local markets.
Municipality | Arrivals | Presences | ||||
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Arcidosso | 4,949 | 16,372 | ||||
Campagnatico | 3,160 | 16,551 | ||||
Capalbio | 31,174 | 147,223 | ||||
Castel del Piano | 11,214 | 26,468 | ||||
Castell’Azzara | 1,341 | 6,373 | ||||
Castiglione della Pescaia | 228,882 | 1.375, 333 | ||||
Cinigiano | 7,995 | 30,181 | ||||
Civitella Paganico | 6,530 | 28,439 | ||||
Follonica | 100,334 | 537,312 | ||||
Gavorrano | 15,440 | 75,253 | ||||
Grosseto | 235,496 | 1,105,346 | ||||
Isola del Giglio | 22,448 | 89,891 | ||||
Magliano in Toscana | 22,129 | 82,765 | ||||
Manciano | 87,656 | 211,563 | ||||
Massa Marittima | 39,231 | 175,722 | ||||
Monte argentario | 48,294 | 161,144 | ||||
Monterotondo Marittimo | 2,335 | 13,368 | ||||
Montieri | 3,198 | 13,241 | ||||
Orbetello | 213,545 | 1,064,841 | ||||
Pitigliano | 10,330 | 20,431 | ||||
Roccalbegna | 1,676 | 5,585 | ||||
Roccastrada | 11,374 | 48,501 | ||||
Santa Fiora | 840 | 4,825 | ||||
Scansano | 10,250 | 35,933 | ||||
Scarlino | 59,644 | 335,612 | ||||
Seggiano | 5,633 | 18,610 | ||||
Semproniano | 7,111 | 16,620 | ||||
Sorano | 14,904 | 33,501 | ||||
Location | Province | Arrivals | Presences | |||||
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1 | Firenze | 4,424,448 | 10,954,567 | |||||
2 | Siena | 1,929,524 | 5,068,879 | |||||
3 | Livorno | 1,650,840 | 9,374,059 | |||||
4 | Grosseto | 1,207,113 | 5,697,014 | |||||
5 | Pisa | 1,100,763 | 3,291,826 | |||||
6 | Lucca | 984,905 | 3,310,126 | |||||
7 | Pistoia | 663,739 | 3,291,826 | |||||
8 | Arezzo | 573,553 | 1,621,539 | |||||
9 | Massa-Carrara | 294,149 | 1,137,912 | |||||
10 | Prato | 191,654 | 421,415 | |||||
Blue economyThe province of Grosseto is intimately linked to the sea. 8.3 percent of registered businesses are directly or indirectly related to this sector, which is well above the national average level of 3.4 percent. In Grosseto, the sea economy is a great opportunity to foster the ecological transition.
It accounts for 16 percent of total blue businesses in Tuscany and 1.2 percent nationally.
fishery
marine extraction
shipbuilding
movement of goods and passengers
accommodation and food services
research, regulatory and environmental protection activities
sports and recreational activities
craft business
foreigns enterprises
For every euro produced from the enterprises of the sea is activated 1,90€ for effect of the relations…
total value added, of which 417.4 million direct. and 793 million indirect
Grosseto has spaces for establishment and expansion that allow companies or start-ups to consolidate their activities. Find out about the opportunities and investment projects in the area and notify us of your productive areas.
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The borders of the province of Grosseto extend deep into the heart of the Maremma, an extremely heterogeneous region in which the sea, mountains, hills, and plains converge in a complex network of ecosystems that allows local flora and fauna to express themselves in distinctive forms.
In order to preserve this delicate balance, the area of Grosseto’s Maremma has been gradually placed under the protection of protected natural areas, facilitating more sustainable development of both the land and the economy.
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The city of Grosseto lies on the Rome-Livorno road axis and is connected to the large urban areas of Siena and Florence via the E78.
With regard to the Rome-Livorno axis (the so-called Tirrenica), the Italian government has announced that in 2025 work will begin on upgrading and securing one of the territory’s main road axes, with plans to upgrade, among other things, the Grosseto south-San Pietro in Palazzi section and the central section from Ansedonia to Grosseto.
As for the Siena-Grosseto link, work is under way to upgrade the E78 to four lanes .
The work specifically concerns a section of about 11.8 kilometers and affects the municipalities of Sovicille, Murlo and Monticiano.
The work, for a total investment of 195 million euros, consists of upgrading the SS223 “di Paganico” to four lanes by building a new carriageway alongside the existing one.
Grosseto also has a civil airport (Grosseto Airport-Seam Spa), which currently serves private flights, with a very strong charter traffic of about 1,500 charter flights a year for business and tourist visits.
Aeroporto Leonardo da Vinci di Roma Fiumicino a 170 Km
Aeroporto Galileo Galilei di Pisa a 155 Km
Aeroporto Amerigo Vespucci di Firenze a 155 Km
Porto di Civitavecchia a 109 Km
(per Corsica, Sardegna, Sicilia, e Isola di Capraia)
Porto di Piombino a 73 Km
(per Isola d’Elba, Isola di Pianosa, Sardegna, e Corsica)
2 ore
1 ora e 30 minuti
Grosseto-Roma, Grosseto-Sarzana
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