Ready measures to support the Italian poultry and dairy sector

Published 2020년 10월 7일

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The article outlines the measures implemented by Mipaaf, as detailed by Undersecretary Giuseppe L'Abbate in the Senate, to support the dairy and poultry sectors in Italy. These measures include a $64.5 million allocation for the purchase of DOP cheeses for the distribution to the poor, aid for the private storage of dairy products, increased transparency in milk and dairy product imports, and subsidies for poultry sector employers. The poultry sector has been less impacted by the economic consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic, with the sector enjoying self-sufficiency and a vertically integrated supply chain.

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Fund for the poor, aid for storage, transparency on imports, subsidies for employers. Although the supply chain decree, which allocated 90 million euros for national animal husbandry, did not provide for specific measures for the dairy (except buffalo) and poultry sectors, there are several lines of intervention implemented by Mipaaf. To illustrate them in the Senate was the Undersecretary for Agricultural Policies Giuseppe L'Abbate, responding to a parliamentary question in the Agriculture Commission. “As part of the distribution of foodstuffs to poor people, we have planned to allocate a total of 64.5 million for the purchase of DOP cheeses - said L'Abbate-. In support of the dairy sector, the European Commission, with Regulations issued last May, introduced a series of measures made immediately applicable at national level with the issue of specific ministerial and Agea circulars ”. Aid was provided for private storage of butter (Regulation 220/597), skimmed milk powder (Reg. ...

Source: Cia