Industry association · Italy · EU Transparency Register 364042447896-19
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Filiera Italia filed 14 positions between 3 Feb 2025 and 10 Sept 2026, across 14 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 12 times.
Supply chain Italy, the association that supports and values the agri-food chain 100 % in Italy, welcomes the European Commission’s initiative to collect opinions on packaging, packaging waste and rules on national registers of producers.
Filed in Italian · English published by the European Commission
Supply chain Italy supports a vision of digital simplification based on the balance between innovation and protection, between efficiency and sovereignty. The success of the Digital Omnibus will be measured in its ability to put technology at the service of people and businesses: only an approach that values data sovereignty, promotes ethical and inclusive use of artificial intelligence and ensures the full…
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The transition to a circular economy, which is central to this consultation, necessarily involves the entire agri-food chain closely. Like Filiera Italia, we reiterate our support for initiatives to simplify legislation and administrative burdens for businesses in the sector so that circular economy becomes a real opportunity for profitability, with the consequent real and concrete consequences of increasing…
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As Filiera Italia, we welcome the request for contributions regarding the forthcoming revision of the Public Procurement Code, which we believe could be strategic for the agri-food sector and for the health of citizens, with priority being given to mass catering. Please find our contribution attached.
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Supply chain Italy, the association that supports and enhances the agri-food chain, 100 % of which is Italian, welcomes the European Commission’s initiative to gather opinions on the simplification of administrative burdens under environmental legislation. Please refer to the detailed position paper attached.
Filed in Italian · English published by the European Commission
With regard to the Nature Credits Roadmap to reward nature-positive action and boost private finance, we believe that the development of nature credits, within the wider landscape that is emerging through the construction of a European bioeconomy, should be seen as an opportunity for the agricultural and forestry sector, giving operators in the sector the opportunity to make greater use of their vital contribution…
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Supply chain Italy, the association that supports and enhances the agri-food supply chain, 100 % of which is Italian, welcomes the European Commission’s initiative to gather opinions on the application of the ‘do no significant harm’ principle under the 2028-2034 multiannual financial framework (MFF). Please refer to the detailed position paper attached.
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The Italian supply chain, the association that supports and enhances the 100 % Italian agri-food chain, welcomes the European Commission’s initiative to gather opinions on the topic of plastic waste in relation to end-of-waste criteria across the EU. Please see attached the detailed position paper.
Filed in Italian · English published by the European Commission
The proposals for amendments put forward by the European Commission are a first response to the mobilisations that took place in February 2 024 in Brussels and to the desire to strengthen the role of farmers in the sector, especially in relation to their disadvantaged position. Some comments on the proposal are set out below.
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Supply chain Italy, the association that supports and enhances the 100 % Italian agri-food chain, welcomes the European Commission’s initiative to gather views on authorisations for the use of non-organic protein feed in organic farming. See position paper in annex.
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Associazione Filiera Italia is the Italian organization that unites the entire Italian agri-food supply chain - from agricultural production, with the Italian processing industry to final distribution, with the aim of representing through a single voice, at both national and international level, the integrated and sustainable model of Italian agri-food system.
Supply chain Italy, the association that supports and enhances the 100 % Italian agri-food chain, welcomes the European Commission’s initiative to gather opinions on the topic of products derived from animal by-products as component materials in EU fertilising products. Please refer to the detailed position paper attached.
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Tuttavia, rispetto allapplicazione nazionale e alle ulteriori pratiche sleali riconosciute dai vari Stati Membri in fase di implementazione della direttiva, contrastare tali pratiche a livello transnazionale il avvalendosi del solo strumento della richiesta di informazioni può comportare un depotenziamento del contrasto sovranazionale.
(1) we welcome the proposal to extend the validity of replanting authorisations to 8 years, as we wish to support winegrowers who may have to dilate in view of the various uncertainties facing the sector. We also welcome the decision to remove penalties for cases where authorisation times could not be respected and the possibility of planting should be waived.
Filed in Italian · English published by the European Commission
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