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meeting "I am with the farmers", "the best Italian food", and founded the Little Italy Village of excellent, typical products. With the contribution of ENI, Intesa San Paolo, Snam, Terna, Philip Morris Italia, Ferrovie dello Stato, ENEL, Gruppo Cremonini, McDonald's... which are not small and organic. ---- The "Small is beautiful" fairy tale is contradicted by real data: the beef sector has a trade deficit of 3.3 billion, which means that more live fattening animals, fresh and frozen meat, preparations are imported from Poland, France, Holland and Spain as what we export. Self-catering only covers 42.5% of the market, a market managed by multinational companies such as Inalca (production), Marr (distribution, Cremonini Group), Chef Express and Roadhouse (catering). Italy imports more agrifood in value terms than it exports: 29.8 billion versus 29.4 billion (Source: Ismea 2022); Fish and extra virgin olive oil from Spain, live cattle and wheat from France, cheese from Germany, soybeans from Brazil, with 400,000 fewer farms in 10 years and a decrease in cultivated area of 2.5%, 10% of land subject to fragility: a strange concept of "food sovereignty". Food supply chains are part of a global food system governed by a few multinational corporations, as in the case of grains: when Syngentya and Monsanto (now Bayer) have absolute control of the world seed market with Corteva Agriscience, Basf, Kws with 58.3%, Archer Daniels Midland (Adm), Bunge, Cargill and Louis Dreyfuss control 90% of world trade and its supply chains: they are able to artificially create the prices of corn, soybeans and canola; Under the pretext of the war in Ukraine, they increased their profits by 74% in 2022 to 2021, where Ukrainian wheat accounts for only 2% of world exports of 3,000 million tons to 500 million tons per year. The pesticide market is held at 62.3% by Syngentya, Bayern, BASF and Corteva. Supranational companies hold 60.5% of the livestock sector, "Genetic Improvement" (GMO) is in the hands of three multinational corporations. The effect of oligopolies and monopoly cartels is to increase consumer prices and maximize profits. In economics, if you hold more than 40% of the market, you have a monopoly and convert the efficiency gains through economies of scale into profits for the company, which further strengthens itself. On the other hand, the Made in Italy government in Brussels, through the European People's Party, is fighting for new GMOs and against the Green Deal and the Farm-to-Fork strategy, i.e. H. halving the use of pesticides by 2030; Italy is the country that imports and consumes the most pesticides in Europe and sixth in the world: 11,500 tons per year with 400 different substances. The agricultural and food system is structurally linked to the capitalist economic system, whose prices are set on the (private) stock exchanges of Chicago, Paris and Mumbai, whose main shareholders are the financial investment funds Black Rock, Vanguard, JP Morgan and State Street Corp. are . Capital International Investors: You bet on price developments without having a purchase contract. These funds also control seed and agricultural production companies and distribution chains: a gigantic global food monopoly that, by speculating on "crisis and inflation," has reaped $30 billion in dividends in two years at the expense of farmers and families. In Italy, the ruler of industrial agriculture is the Bonifiche Ferraresi (BF) holding, listed on the Milan Stock Exchange, blessed by Coldiretti and Meloni. It owns all major agri-food segments: - Production and sale of seeds, Società Italiana Sementi SpA; - Ownership of agricultural land, Bonifiche Ferraresi and BFagricoltura SpA, the largest in terms of cultivated area of 7,750 hectares in Ferrara, Arezzo, Oristano, Grosseto (rice, corn, durum and soft wheat, barley, sugar beet, alfalfa, soy). , vegetables, medicinal plants, fruit). - Drafting supply chain contracts, Filiera bovini Italia srl with Coldiretti partnership; - Grain milling systems with Milling Hub SpA; - Product transformation with BF agro-industriale Srl; - Food brands in supermarkets with "The Seasons of Italy"; - Consorzi Agrari d'Italia Spa, services and products for agricultural operators. - Eurocap Petroli for the sale of fuels for agricultural vehicles (135 million sales as of June 30, 2022) As of October 2022, the main shareholders of BF are Aurum Spa of Federico Vecchioni, former CEO of Confagricoltura, with 20.13%; Dompè Holding Srl with 20.04%, a financial company with reference to the multinational pharmaceutical company Dompè; Cariplo Foundation with 19.29%; Cdp equity Spa, public investor on behalf of Cassa Depositi e Prestiti - in turn 83% controlled by the Ministry of Economy and 16% by banking foundations -. BF continues to expand by acquiring cereal production companies such as Ghigi 1870 Spa, Bia Spa (couscous), Pasta Fabianelli Spa in order to have absolute control of the Italian wheat supply chain. "the government does not want to disturb those who want to do and create wealth", Giorgia Meloni at Villaggio Coldiretti Milan, October 2022, first public outing. Industrial and intensive agriculture and its food supply chain are the main causes of the loss of biodiversity, the disappearance of habitats through monoculture, climate change and the degradation of ecosystems. Of food inequality and access to food. They are a source of diseases, of a reduction in life expectancy which affects consumers with poor health, reduced to the biological capital of the healthcare industry, whose shareholders are often the same as the agro-industrial sector. Roberto Brioschi Thanks to Altreconomia Edizioni and Riccardo Bocci Technical Director "Rete dei Semi Rurali"
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