Fruit and vegetables are scarce on Italian tables

Published 2024년 1월 26일

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Italy has seen a 15% decrease in fruit and vegetable consumption over the past two years, a reduction of 900,000 tonnes, according to the Coop 2023 report. This is the lowest consumption rate in 20 years, falling below the World Health Organization's minimum recommended daily per capita consumption. The decline, most noticeable among children, adolescents, and in the north-west regions, is attributed to factors such as adverse weather affecting production, inflation reducing purchasing power, and increased prices.
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Fruit and vegetables are scarce on Italian tables. This is what Il Manifesto says, reporting that consumption, according to accredited funds, including the Coop 2023 report, has reduced by 15 percent in the last two years. Translated in terms of volumes, in the two-year period 2022-23 there would have been a decrease in the quantities purchased of fruit and vegetables equal to 900 thousand tonnes. The fruit and vegetable market observatory confirmed the data, according to which the overall expenditure on fruit and vegetables remained constant, but the volumes purchased would decrease due to the increase in prices. Because fruit and vegetable consumption is decreasing There are several factors that have determined the contraction in volumes, primarily the lower availability of many varieties of fruit and vegetables due to the loss of production due to adverse climatic events. To which must be added, in order of importance, the double-digit inflation which has reduced purchasing ...
Source: Myfruit

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