Italy: Agreement reached at EUR 150 /tonne for processing tomatoes

Published 2023년 5월 30일

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An agreement on the price of processing tomatoes in northern Italy for the 2023 season was reached on May 19, with the growers' representative organizations expressing satisfaction and the national association of canning industries (ANICAV) marking it as a necessary move despite logistical challenges. The agreed price of EUR 150 /mT is 20 euros higher than the initial proposal, marking the highest average reference price ever recorded and showing an increase of over 40% compared to 2022. The deal also includes an additional premium for late tomatoes to extend the harvest. Despite the challenges, both the agricultural and industrial sectors have shown a willingness to negotiate in good faith, with the agricultural sector emphasizing the importance of supermarkets recognizing the value of their products.
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The very long negotiations for the price of processing tomatoes in northern Italy was concluded on May 19 with an agreement that meets the expectations of agricultural producers. Although it comes late in relation to planting operations, the growers' representative organizations declared themselves satisfied with the price of EUR 150 per metric tonne (field-gate) concluded for the 2023 season, 20 euros higher than the initial proposal of the processors' side. As for the ANICAV, after the conclusion of the framework agreement for the management of the next processing tomato season in the northern basin of Italy, the national association of canning industries speaks of "long and intense negotiations, marked by an attitude of permanent rigidity of the agricultural parties that in no way wanted to listen to the arguments of industrial operators." The agreement provides for the confirmation of the 2022 contractual framework with regard to quality standards, with the exception of ...
Source: Tomatonews

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