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This morning at the CAAR - Centro Agro Alimentare Riminese (Rimini's Agri-Food Center) a meeting between representatives of local producers and traders of agri-food products, in the presence of the Rimini City Council's Councillor for Agriculture, Francesca Mattei

Producers and traders took stock of the situation in the Rimini area and laid the groundwork for a shared document on the current emergency that will be delivered to the relevant authorities and the Minister of Agriculture, Lollobrigida

Meanwhile, a shipment of fresh fruits and vegetables delivered to the Cesena collection center left from the CAAR

Gianni Indino, president CAAR - Centro Agro Alimentare Riminese: "During the conference organized in Rome by Italmercati, the Minister of Agriculture, Lollobrigida confirmed the attention of the institutions for the dramatic situation that our territories are experiencing and confirmed an inter-ministerial summit already today, personally assuring me that they will lay the foundations to activate support interventions. Having overcome the emergency of these hours, the serious damage suffered by producers and agribusiness traders will remain: we are activating with great energy so that words are followed up with immediate and concrete solutions."

It's official: the fall 2024 Conference of the World Union of Wholesale will be held in Rimini. This is an important achievement for the entire city, the result of the tireless work of Caar (Centro Agro Alimentare Riminese) and the Municipality of Rimini, at the proposal of Caar President Gianni Indino, who had been pursuing a strategic vision for some time: to host the world assembly of the food market sector in Rimini.

New timetables for agri-food markets the focus of a workshop organized in Milan by the Italmercati business network, of which CAAR is a member.

CAAR President Gianni Indino: "Aware of the critical issues that this may entail in the immediate future, we will also address this issue with the operators by going back to the territory to confront producers, wholesalers, retailers, and hawkers-nothing will be done on their heads, but as administrators we cannot fail to look at the challenges of the future."