
by Natascia Ronchetti
The flow of 'Made in Italy' labeled organic food exports is turning into a flood. With more than €1.4 billion in turnover, organic businesses have seen exports grow by over 330% over the course of six years starting in 2008.
A dizzying pace that, as confirmed by the Italian leadership in Europe with 10.8% of agricultural land devoted to organic farming, has steadily increased from 2011, when the hectares stood at 1.1 million: now that figure has risen to nearly 1.4 million.
Fonte: Italy24
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