On the land of Fthiotida, in a village called Pelasgia lay the fertile, organicaly cultivated olive groves of the Kousvantelos family.

Back to the history of ancient Greece, Pelasgia is the land of the very first Hellenic population settled in Greece with the name “Pelasgi”. This is how Pelasgia obtained its name.

Nowdays, the area is best known for its rich agricultural production, while the local tradition is closely related to olive cultivation.