The Italian apple sector needs to network

Published 2024년 11월 18일

Tridge summary

Giovanni Missanelli, director of Assomela, highlights the pressing challenges in the national apple sector, focusing on European regulations, technological advancements, and geopolitical issues. He stresses the need for opening new markets and engaging with institutions to tackle issues like plant protection products, exemplified by the successful renewal of captan's use. Despite weather challenges, the 2024 apple harvest is satisfactory, but geopolitical tensions, such as blocked trade routes, present commercial hurdles. The article also discusses a commission's role in coordinating efforts across Health, Agriculture, and Environment sectors to ensure political decisions align with production realities and support the agricultural sector's sustainable transition without compromising farmers' ability to manage phytosanitary issues.
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Original content

A detailed vision of the most urgent issues for the national apple sector, but not only. Between European regulations, technological innovations, geopolitical challenges and the need to network to keep the farmer's activity sustainable. Giovanni Missanelli, director of Assomela since the beginning of 2024, spoke to us about it, reached in Trento at the headquarters of the Association. In the role of director, Missanelli aims to focus on several strategic priorities for Assomela, including the opening of new markets and an active dialogue with the institutions to address relevant issues, such as the major issue of plant protection products and the legislative activity of the European Union. Yes, captan is an emblematic example of how our world should interact with the European institutions. In fact, the European Commission had proposed a draft regulation that limited the use of captan only to greenhouses, which for us would have meant practically eliminating this substance from ...

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