ROME (ITALPRESS) – “Despite the difficulties that have emerged, an agreement on the reform of the CAP is possible and desirable, but not at all costs. Because the Union’s agricultural policy must continue to support an economic process aimed at providing consumers with food in adequate quantities, safe and of the highest quality “. Thus the president of Confagricoltura, Massimiliano Giansanti, on the postponement of the negotiations between the EU institutions to reach an agreement on the new CAP which should enter into force on 1 January 2023. “It is clear that agricultural businesses are facing a new challenge – continues Giansanti – which is that of greater environmental sustainability. That is to say, safeguarding production levels by reducing pressure on natural resources “. “However, new and complex bureaucratic requirements are not needed; while effective protection of the income of all companies is essential, without penalties depending on the size”, underlines the president of Confagricoltura. “Without forgetting that the continuity of agricultural activity is essential for the social and economic vitality of rural areas and inland areas”. “We hope – concludes Giansanti – that the resumption of negotiations between the institutions of the Union will be characterized by greater attention to the economic needs of businesses”. (ITALPRESS). sat / com 28-May-21 17:49
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