The Placido Rizzotto Foundation was established in 2012, a few months after the state funeral held in Corleone in memory of the trade union representative murdered by the Sicilian Mafia in 1948. At the proposal of the Flai Cgil, the Foundation is entrusted with the task of investigating the connections between the agri-food supply chain and organised crime, with a particular focus on the phenomenon of illegal labour brokering and on mafia infiltration into the management of the agricultural labour market. The Osservatorio fosters a synergistic collaboration among various operators involved in various capacities in upholding legality within the agri-food sector: trade union representatives, members of judiciary and law enforcement agencies, academics, representatives of associations and of the third sector. The Osservatorio’s main activity is the publication of the Report on Agromafias and Illegal labour brokering, a two-year report on mafia infiltration in the agri-food supply chain and on working conditions in the sector. Now at its sixth edition, the Report is an investigative and research project which, in just a few years, has become a key reference for anyone wishing to explore the issue of agromafias and working conditions in agriculture in greater depth.