Record-breaking fruit and vegetables, made in Italy soars to almost 6 billion in 2021

Published 2022년 1월 26일

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The article highlights the resilience of Italy's fruit and vegetable sector, which saw an 8% growth in 2021, reaching a record-breaking sales value of nearly 6 billion. This growth is despite challenges posed by climate and COVID-19. The introduction of the first Fruit and Vegetable Consultation aims to address issues within the sector, including fair practices, quality, and logistical challenges. As a leading producer of various vegetables and fruits, Italy is facing a logistical deficit that costs the economy over 13 billion euros. The Consultation aims to develop strategies to strengthen the sector and modernize national logistics.
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This confirms the vitality and strategic role of the sector. The focus on the analysis developed by Coldiretti on the occasion of the birth of the first Fruit and Vegetable Consultation at national level Record-breaking foreign trade in fruit and vegetables in 2021, with sales of made in Italy flying with growth of 8% and almost 6 billion. This is what emerges from the analysis developed by Coldiretti on the occasion of the birth of the first Fruit and Vegetable Consultation at a national level coordinated by Sonia Ricci, the long-term manager of the fruit and vegetable sector. Sales of fresh fruit and vegetables made in Italy in the world reach 5.7 billion; they thus record the all-time record in terms of value, and confirm "the vitality and strategic role of the sector despite the problems caused by the climate and the covid-19 emergency". "With the Consulta - explains the coordinator Ricci - we wanted create a place to welcome the demands of the fruit and vegetable world in ...
Source: Agronotizie

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