Bees as guarantors of life at the center of EU and government policies: The activities of Parliament and businesses in Italy

Published 2024년 12월 5일

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The article highlights the presentation of a stamp dedicated to beekeeping as part of the 'Natural and Landscape Heritage' series, with key figures in Italian agriculture and the Italian Beekeepers Federation in attendance. The government's focus on bees and pollinators, with a €10 million allocation to the beekeeping sector, aims to combat honey from countries with lower quality standards. The European Union's new Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) 2023-2027, with Ecoschema 5, rewards farmers for environmental commitments, including the preservation of bee colonies and the sowing of plant essences to encourage insects. Despite these efforts, bee colonies have seen a significant decline, prompting further measures in 2025 to incentivize farmers to enhance landscape characteristics to benefit pollinators.
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Rome - Bees, guarantors of life, on a stamp. The presentation of the ordinary stamp belonging to the thematic series "Natural and Landscape Heritage" dedicated to beekeeping is taking place today at Masaf. The Minister of Agriculture Francesco Lollobrigida, the Minister of Enterprise Adolfo Urso and the Masaf undersecretary with responsibility for the sector Luigi D'Eramo were present. Among others, the CEO of the State Mint, Poste Italiane and the Italian Beekeepers Federation, FAI. Pollinating insects, which are responsible for the continuation of nature in all its aspects, are at the center of government policies and parliamentary activities. And of businesses. The Masaf decree allocating 10 million euros for the beekeeping sector was approved on November 28 at the State-Regions Conference. This is a measure strongly desired by operators in the sector who often find themselves having to deal with honey coming from countries with lower control and quality standards such as ...
Source: Agricolae

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