Q COSTA RICA — ¿Qué tienen en común el Parmigiano Reggiano, una pasta elaborada en Gragnano, un pistacho cultivado en las laderas del Etna y un tomate producido al sur del Vesubio? Además de ser referentes de la gastronomía italiana, comparten un elemento esencial: su estrecha relación con el territorio...

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