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The Confagricoltura and the CIA of Emilia-Romagna have defined a common position that can be presented at the negotiating table regarding the framework contract for the region of northern Italy next year (for the 2021 campaign). Of course, this proposal also takes account of the good market situation for tomato products, and “renews the production volumes to be provided by the two agricultural organizations for 2021, i.e. 2.5 to 2.6 million tonnes, with a variability of more or less 4%, as well as a target in terms of planted surfaces of about 35,000 to 36,000 hectares, including 25,000 in Emilia-Romagna.” It is nevertheless necessary, underline both the Confagricoltura and the CIA, to change tack on the management of production capacities, “in the face of harvesting and processing conditions that have been completely disrupted by weather conditions and by increasingly reduced processing capacities (in terms of the number of active operators), in an industrial context where the diversification of production and types of products (packaging formats, cherry tomatoes, organic products, etc.) inevitably weighs heavily on the operation of factories and slows them down.”
