Italy: With Caseificio Italia tool the bureaucracy is still increasing in the dairy sector

Published Jul 6, 2022

Tridge summary

From July 1, 2022, dairy sector operators in Italy are required to register and report handling of raw materials, semi-finished and finished products, and production and economic data to Agea through the Sian system. This new tool, called "Caseificio Italia," applies to the cattle, sheep, and goat milk supply chains and places a significant administrative and financial burden on companies, with potential penalties for non-compliance. The registration deadlines vary for first buyers, companies involved in product transformation, and small producers who sell their own milk and dairy products directly. For more information on implementing these new obligations, Agea has issued operating instructions.
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Original content

From 1 July 2022, the operators of the dairy sector were obliged to register and communicate to Agea, through the Sian, the handling of raw materials, semi-finished and finished products, as well as the production and economic data concerning them. The new continuous monitoring tool in the sector has been baptized with the term "Caseificio Italia" and places an additional administrative burden on companies, which is expensive and not easy to manage, with the error always lurking and the possibility that the Administration ask for the payment of penalties for non-compliant parties and, perhaps, for those who run into a simple error or typo. Only three of the four most important milk supply chains are affected: cattle, sheep and goats. The buffalo sector is therefore excluded. The obligations are the responsibility of the first purchasers, of the companies active in the phase of transformation of the raw material into dairy products and, finally, a third category that the national ...

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