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A glimpse into 2026: A new line with old roots

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In February, something very special awaits you:
Our new AVRAMIDIS® Family Line, featuring the very first olive oil from Alexandro, our eldest son.
(You can watch a short video of the harvest here.)

On an island, this is not romantic.
It is essential.

When storms make the sea impassable for days.
When no ship arrives.
When supermarket shelves stay empty.
When the doctor is stuck in Athens during winter.

Then Parea carries you.

Perhaps this is no coincidence.

Perhaps this is one of the reasons Ikaria is counted among the so-called Blue Zones —
places where people tend to live remarkably long lives.
Not only because of the food.
But because of social closeness.

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A glimpse into 2026: A new line with old roots

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In February, something very special awaits you:
Our new AVRAMIDIS® Family Line, featuring the very first olive oil from Alexandro, our eldest son.
(You can watch a short video of the harvest here.)

Studies show that reliable social connections reduce stress,
strengthen the immune system,
and increase overall life satisfaction.
Those who feel supported live more calmly — and often longer.

 

Parea means:
I belong.
I am seen.
I am safe.
And at the same time, I remain free.

 

A small inspiration for your everyday life:

 

Perhaps it doesn’t take a large community.
Perhaps one person is enough.
Or a fixed moment each week.
A table where you simply sit — and where the waiter already knows you.
Without a goal.
Without a program.
Without having to achieve anything.

An empty chair that says:
There is room for you.

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Perhaps Parea begins exactly where we stop organizing closeness —
and start allowing it.

 

Warm greetings
from the island
Anna

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