This was reported by the Minister of Agriculture, Francesco Lollobrigida
The comparison with other countries (Italy sets the European record for agricultural added value, exceeding EUR 42.4 billion in 2024) would have to be analysed as I understand that the figures are calculated differently in each country.
on which agreement was painstakingly reached in the OECD by 137 countries in October 2021. Source
It has long been written : Amazon and big tech will probably never pay taxes
Lidl intends to align its assortment with the so-called 'healthy planetary diet' by 2050. A first step is to sell 20 per cent more plant-based foods by 2030. Lidl will apply the WWF methodology to offer its customers a wider range of healthy and sustainable alternatives
I would also like to point out that Lidl has recently promoted some very interesting (very un-discounter) marketing initiatives.
... "One emblematic example concerns consumer goods such as pasta and rice: budget brands saw prices rise by 28% between 2021 and 2023, compared to 15% for premium brands. At the same time, discounters have seen an average price increase of 22% on low-end items, while still attracting a growing share of consumers'... by Cristina Lazzati
Wine consumption was particularly hard hit, with the exception of Prosecco and Crémant, which are targeted by consumers looking for less expensive products than Champagne, whose sales abroad (-10.8%) suffered even more than the French market (-7.2%). Worldwide, inflation weighed on the purchasing power of Champagne consumers.
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(it would be interesting to understand how the figure is calculated, especially in restaurants, which often do black)
and industrial brand closed the month of December in the negative, with a drop of -0.7% in value and -1.3% in volume.
Undoubtedly lower inflation contributed to this situation.
These are Amazon, Walmart and The Home Depot. Source (based on Fortune).
