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Eating deforestation, European and Italian imports behind the fires in the Amazon

Eating deforestation, European and Italian imports behind the fires in the Amazon

Jul 31, 2020 | Deforestation

The main beef producer in Brazil is directly involved in supplying cattle from areas of the Amazon that have been illegally deforested. This meat continues to arrive in large amounts in Italy, where it is used for the production of Bresaola della Valtellina and canned...
Fire season, the Brazilian Amazon is set to burn more than in 2019 – experts warn

Fire season, the Brazilian Amazon is set to burn more than in 2019 – experts warn

Jul 21, 2020 | Deforestation

“We are seeing the same trends of deforestation, in the same areas of the Amazon and also in the developing regions of the Cerrado, but the rates are higher than last year” A new fire season in the Brazilian Amazon has just begun, with 1.444 fires recorded in the...
Covid outbreaks in slaughterhouses globally, lack of controls among workers in Italy

Covid outbreaks in slaughterhouses globally, lack of controls among workers in Italy

Jul 3, 2020 | Slaughterhouses

In Europe and US, outbreaks break out in meat processing plants. In Italy, a poorly transparent supply chain makes it impossible to understand what really happens. Slaughterhouses in Italy played a decisive role in promoting the spread of Covid19, as happened in the...
Coronavirus, thousands of meat plant workers infected in dozens of outbreaks in Europe and US

Coronavirus, thousands of meat plant workers infected in dozens of outbreaks in Europe and US

Jun 30, 2020 | Slaughterhouses

At least 37 outbreaks since March on the continent In the months of the pandemic, slaughterhouses and meat processing plants were the outbreaks of Covid-19 infection both in the United States and in Europe. Just a few days ago in Germany the authorities found over 650...
EU-Mercosur free trade agreement could boost Amazon deforestation

EU-Mercosur free trade agreement could boost Amazon deforestation

Jun 16, 2020 | Deforestation

  The free trade agreement between EU and MERCOSUR is going to increase the amount of forest risk commodities such as beef and soy imported in Europe. The free trade agreement between European Union and Mercosur countries could have serious consequences on the...
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