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Dazi/2. Cia: più che un accordo sembra una resa

Fini, "conto salato" per il Made in Italy agroalimentare: rischiano di più vino, formaggi e olio

Più che un accordo, l’intesa sui dazi al 15% sembra una resa. Lo sostiene il presidente di Cia-Agricoltori Italiani, Cristiano Fini, secondo cui, dopo la chiusura dell'accordo tra Ursula von der Leyen e il presidente Usa Donald Trump (leggi nmotizia EFA News), "l’export del Made in Italy agroalimentare verso gli Usa (7,8 miliardi di euro nel 2024) rischia grosse perdite in settori chiave come vitiv...

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Economia e finanzaDazi Usa e Ue: è fatta per il 15%

Von der Leyen e Trump si sono accordati: tariffe dal 1° agosto

È fatta. Nella tenuta del Golf Club di Turnberry, in Scozia. La presidente della Commissione Ue Ursula von der Leyen e il presidente americano Donald Trump hanno raggiunto l’accordo sui dazi tra Enione eu... more

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