And 'resumed early morning the garrison of Coldiretti the Brenner with protagonists of the first stops its farmers Padua together with colleagues of Treviso, Verona, Rovigo and Belluno parties during the night to reach the border crossing. Accompanied by the president of Coldiretti Padua Federico Miotto and director John Pasquali farmers welcomed with loud "Shame!" the arrival of trucks bound for Italy with products destined to invade our market.
The first trucks stuck at 8.00 am carrying milk Austrian and was headed in Lombardy, after a load of German potatoes to be delivered in Verona in the heart of the typical cultivation boast of fairs and exhibitions and even meat and vegetables Lithuanian foreign destination with Latin, Verona and Catania to the warehouses of a major hypermarket. The pass arrived this morning the Minister of Agriculture Forestry Maurizio Martina who informed the crowd of farmers from all over Italy, the increase of resources for animal husbandry prepared by the European Union after the event yesterday in Brussels.
"Every time we go to the Brenner is the same script - says Federico Miotto - with love discoveries of those anonymous products crossing our border to be passed off as Italian, some already packed with names and Italian flag. This is why we wanted to come back to denounce all Italy this newspaper scandal that damages our agriculture and misleads consumers feasts to buy Italian products. For example the Veneto, while being a leader in the primary sector with a wide variety of products, import a huge amount of food from 'foreign. Even in Padova we have hundreds of farms of excellence that every day have to reckon with this unfair competition, with this constant invasion of real crap. How repeating for days, Europe still refugees but each day passes true and their clandestine crap that we are in the pot.
Europe must wake up and protect our agriculture from this invasion of products anonymous and not give in to blackmail of multinationals. "
[Source: padova.coldiretti.it]
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