Stop cutting EU funds for Italian meat, wine, and cured meats

Published 2022년 10월 28일

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The article reports that an European Union Commission proposal, aiming to reduce promotional resources for products like meat, cured meats, and wine, due to claims of harm to health, has been rejected by Italy, France, and Spain in the Committee of Member States. This rejection has sparked satisfaction among Italian producers, with the Italian Wines Union highlighting it as a debut by the new Minister of Agriculture, Francesco Lollobrigida. The article emphasizes that the rejection is seen as a step towards protecting European agri-food products and Italian excellence, although organizations like Confagricoltura, Coldiretti, and Filiera Italia caution that this is just one victory in a larger battle, suggesting that vigilance is necessary to protect the interests of food and wine products made in Italy.
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Rejected thanks to the decisive vote of Italy, the proposal of the EU Commission which aimed to cut resources for promotion for products such as meat, cured meats and wine. A proposal that would have produced concrete and penalizing effects for key sectors of made in Italy food on the basis of what at the moment are still only the guidelines of the EU Commission. That is, they aim not to reward with support for the promotion of products that someone has simply branded as harmful to health. These accusations must first of all be proved and therefore certainly cannot produce effects on EU market strategies. Great satisfaction with the vote in Brussels was expressed by the Italian producers, in particular by those of the supply chains affected by the possible cuts. An alarm, regarding today's important vote, was launched yesterday by Origin Italia, the association of consortia for the protection of DOP and IGP products. "Rejected the Commission's clumsy attempt to surreptitiously ...

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