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CBAM and Fertilizers: focus on EU-27

There are more and more measures implemented within the European Union aiming at reducing the environmental impact of production. However, that risks to reduce the competitiveness of local production compared to those in other countries with less stringent environmental restrictions. Therefore, it is necessary to adopt a global perspective to implement effective solutions that avoid carbon leakage and weakening of EU climate goals. On the other hand, emissions know no borders. In this context, the CBAM was devised as a mechanism that wants to adequate the emission

CBAM and Fertilizers: focus on EU-27

There are more and more measures implemented within the European Union aiming at reducing the environmental impact of production. However, that risks to reduce the competitiveness of local production compared to those in other countries with less stringent environmental restrictions. Therefore, it is necessary to adopt a global perspective to implement effective solutions that avoid carbon leakage and weakening of EU climate goals. On the other hand, emissions know no borders. In this context, the CBAM was devised as a mechanism that wants to adequate the emission

CHINA: the effect of the economic trends on the agrifood sector

By: Marika De Vincenzi, Elisa Donegatti, Mirco De Vincenzi, Ester Venturelli The slowdown of the Chinese economy has reached such

India and its agrifood markets | new CLAL analysis

India, with an agricultural area that barely surpasses that of EU-27, faced the challenge of feeding over one billion four

China: Increasing Demand for Grains

By: Elisa Donegatti and Ester Venturelli Since September 2023, China has accelerated its purchases in the grain markets (+26.3% from

China: Increasing Demand for Grains

By: Elisa Donegatti and Ester Venturelli Since September 2023, China has accelerated its purchases in the grain markets (+26.3% from

CHINA: the effect of the economic trends on the agrifood sector

By: Marika De Vincenzi, Elisa Donegatti, Mirco De Vincenzi, Ester Venturelli The slowdown of the Chinese economy has reached such

India and its agrifood markets | new CLAL analysis

India, with an agricultural area that barely surpasses that of EU-27, faced the challenge of feeding over one billion four

China: Increasing Demand for Grains

By: Elisa Donegatti and Ester Venturelli Since September 2023, China has accelerated its purchases in the grain markets (+26.3% from

Leo Bertozzi

Agronomist, expertise in food management, quality production and dairy knowledge.

CLAL.it Team

The CLAL.it team is composed of young people who, with the help of Computer Science, study the dairy market and develop tools to provide the Operators of the dairy sector with a comprehensive real-time view of the Italian and international market trends.

 

Leo Bertozzi

Agronomist, expertise in food management, quality production and dairy knowledge.

CLAL.it Team

The CLAL.it team is composed of young people who, with the help of Computer Science, study the dairy market and develop tools to provide the Operators of the dairy sector with a comprehensive real-time view of the Italian and international market trends.

Leo Bertozzi

Agronomist, expertise in food management, quality production and dairy knowledge.

CLAL.it Team

The CLAL.it team is composed of young people who, with the help of Computer Science, study the dairy market and develop tools to provide the Operators of the dairy sector with a comprehensive real-time view of the Italian and international market trends.

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United States tariffs: follow the evolution of Dairy trade

CLAL.it - U.S.: imports of CheeseBy: Alberto Lancellotti In a context of uncertainty linked to the possible introduction of new tariffs by the United States on dairy products, monitoring trade flows is essential. With the new CLAL Slideshow dedicated to the USA, it is possible to understand which Products are involved and which are the partner Countries, with particular attention to the role of Europe, which stands out as a key supplier of Cheeses, and specifically Italy. Moreover, the CLAL Slideshows - designed for the needs of

Corn and Ethanol: a Strategic Connection

TESEO.clal.it - U.S.: comparison between Ethanol, Corn and Oil pricesBy: Alberto Lancellotti Ethanol production has been increasing significantly in recent months, with growth rates exceeding 4% between November 2024 and April 2025. This trend reflects the strong long-term growth expectations for the U.S. market, where rising demand for biofuels is expected to drive the expansion of ethanol over the next decade. This growth has direct implications for the agricultural

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Corn and Ethanol: a Strategic Connection

By: Alberto Lancellotti Ethanol production has been increasing significantly in recent months, with growth rates exceeding 4% between November 2024 and April 2025. This trend reflects the strong long-term growth expectations for the U.S. market, where rising demand for biofuels is expected to drive the expansion of ethanol over the next decade. This growth has direct implications for the agricultural sector. In the United States, ethanol—a key component of the energy industry—is primarily produced through the fermentation of Corn. The country remains the world’s leading ethanol Producer, supported by a well-established infrastructure and a high availability of corn. Over the past 20 years, the share of corn allocated to ethanol production has increased from approximately 10% to over 30%, underscoring the growing relevance of this sector. The Corn used for ethanol production is characterized by a high starch content, which, once fermented, ensures a high Ethanol yield. This specific variety of corn is selected for its efficiency in alcohol conversion, positioning the United States as a highly competitive player in the global biofuels market. Ethanol also plays a crucial role as a “relief valve” for corn supply, providing a market outlet for crops that may not be suitable for human

United States tariffs: follow the evolution of Dairy trade

By: Alberto Lancellotti In a context of uncertainty linked to the possible introduction of new tariffs by the United States on dairy products, monitoring trade flows is essential. With the new CLAL Slideshow dedicated to the USA, it is possible to understand which Products are involved and which are the partner Countries, with particular attention to the role of Europe, which stands out as a key supplier of Cheeses, and specifically Italy. Moreover, the CLAL Slideshows - designed for the needs of