Prosciutto may disappear: Italy has been gripped by swine fever

게시됨 2024년 10월 2일

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Italy has been facing a severe swine fever epidemic since January 2022, resulting in the culling of nearly 120,000 pigs, with the crisis intensifying recently. The epidemic has hit regions like Lombardy, Piedmont, and Emilia-Romagna, famous for Parma prosciutto, causing an economic loss of 500 million euros and leading to import bans from 12 countries, affecting exports by 20 million euros monthly. Additionally, climate change is threatening Prosecco production due to soil degradation in hillside vineyards across Italy, Portugal, and Spain.
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In Italy, since January 2022, when the swine fever epidemic began, almost 120,000 heads have been destroyed, three quarters of them in the last two months alone, when the situation worsened. The Independent publication writes that at the beginning of September there were already 24 outbreaks of the disease. Lombardy was the most affected, where the disease was detected in domestic pigs on 4,500 square kilometers, in particular the regions of Piedmont and Emilia-Romagna, which are famous for Parma prosciutto. Coldiretti, Italy's influential agricultural lobby group, estimates the damage to the industry to date at 500 million euros, and some farmers could lose their livelihoods. "The spread of swine fever has reached alarming proportions, endangering not only the health of animals, but also the entire pig sector," - warned the president of Confindustria, Ettore Prandini. As soon as swine fever was confirmed in Italy, 12 countries, including China, Taiwan and Mexico, imposed an ...
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