Tragic misfortune: Wurst heir Lorenzo Rovagnati dies during helicopter crash

Tragic misfortune: Wurst heir Lorenzo Rovagnati dies during helicopter crash

Noceto, Italien - A tragic helicopter crash has demanded three lives in Italy, including Lorenzo Rovagnati, the heirs of an important sausage empire. The scene of the accident is located near the Castelguelfo Castle in the municipality of Noceto, Province of Parma. On Wednesday, during a flight in the dense fog, the Rovagnati family's private -delicity was crashed. The exact circumstances of the accident are currently still the subject of the investigation, with both human failure and technical defects being considered.

Lorenzo Rovagnati, who was 41 years old at the time of his death, led the company together with his older brother Ferruccio. The Rovagnati family is not only famous for their sausages, but also for the impressive annual turnover of 300 million euros. Under Lorenzo's management, the company expanded significantly, including the opening of the first "Bistrò Italiano" in Milan in 2017. Previously, the company was known for the cooked ham, which was famous in the 90s by advertising campaigns. As the Austrian radio reported, Lorenzo usually broke up every Wednesday from his trial in Milan, to visit the castle is. Now the accident leaves serious questions about the future of the company and the role that Lorenzo played in it.

causes and consequences of the accident

The tragedy also shaken the Italian agricultural and food industry. The Rovagnati family, known for their deep roots in Italian sausage production, is now facing an uncertain future, since Lorenzo has played a central role in corporate management. In a report by il messaggero it was mentioned that the loss of Lorenzo is not only a personal tragedy for his family, but also impact on the approximately 1,200 employees of the company. His wife Federica Sironi and the entire Italian Lebensgemeinschaft mourn the loss of a visionary guide, whose influence extended far beyond the family business