Enforcers remain vigilant with 100mla kg of foreign capers in Italy

Published 2021년 9월 27일

Tridge summary

In the first half of the year, Italy imported over 100,000 kilos of capers, prompting agricultural organization Coldiretti to highlight the issue of agri-food fraud involving products labeled as 'Made in Italy' and those protected under the Dop brand. A recent seizure of over 13 thousand kilos of untraceable capers by the Carabinieri of the Nas of Catania in the Aeolian Islands underscores the need for vigilance, especially with Sicily's distinctive caper products, such as the caper of the Aeolian Islands PDO and Pantelleria Igp, facing fraudulent activities. These products are not only part of the Mediterranean diet's traditional pacts but also are uniquely characterized by their environmental, territorial, and climatic conditions.
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Original content

With over 100,000 kilos of foreign capers imported into Italy in the first half of the year alone, it is important to be vigilant to combat the deception of imports passed off as Made in Italy. This is what Coldiretti affirms in reference to the operation of the Carabinieri of the Nas of Catania who seized over 13 thousand kilos of untraceable capers, as part of checks in the Aeolian Islands to identify any agri-food fraud of products protected under the Dop brand by current regulations. community. A heritage to be protected with Sicily which - underlines Coldiretti - can boast the protection of the caper of the Aeolian Islands PDO as well as that of Pantelleria Igp. These are unique and distinctive productions inserted in a unique ...
Source: Coldiretti

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