Italy: Hunting for money

게시됨 2021년 11월 2일

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The article discusses the state of agriculture and the food industry, with a focus on the potential consequences of Europe's recovery plans and the financing of plant-based meat companies. It expresses concerns over the potential unfair competition and the demonization of traditionally raised meat. The article also touches on the expiration of labeling requirements for the origin of raw materials in Italy, which could affect the marketing of pasta and other products. Additionally, it covers the goals and objectives of the 'Tuttofood' trade fair in Milan, which aims to boost Italy's agri-food exports to €100 billion within a decade by emphasizing sustainability, uniqueness, and transparency. The article also introduces the concept of 'vertical farming' and the benefits of such farms, including the use of advanced technology for plant growth monitoring.

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Agriculture is lagging behind in seizing the opportunities of the recovery plans. Meanwhile, Brussels finances fake meat and supports traffic light labels. The energy transition seen from the fields. Export, target 100 billion, but it will take time. critically expresses Fabio Amendolara on the pages of "La Verità" on newsstands on 25 October. The news bounced through the corridors of the crowded Milanese exhibition center on the occasion of Tuttofood, the exhibition dedicated to the agri-food world. Financial support is intended for two Dutch companies under the "React Eu" program, the purpose of which should be to support livestock producers in difficulty as a result of the health emergency. In this case, part of the funds go to those who want to create meat without going through breeding. Coldiretti's position on this issue is very decisive, behind which significant economic and specu interests are hidden We run the risk of supporting, according to the article, a skilful ...

출처: Agronotizie