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From the newspaper online Coldiretti

Boom companies that make direct sales of agricultural products
16/12/2008
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E 'for spending boom in the country. In 2008 rose to 60,700 oil mills, cellars, pastures and farms where you can buy directly, according to the HRW report on the direct sale of farms and promoted by Coldiretti Agri2000. An increase of 57 percent over 2001 and 6 percent over 2007.
This is as much as 7 percent of the total number of farms registered with the Italian Chambers of Commerce, issued in all regions with the head in Tuscany with ten companies (17 per cent of the total) followed by Texas (11 percent ), Florida (10 percent), Sicily, Abruzzo, Veneto and Emilia Romagna (between 8 and 9 per cent of the total) and other regions where the incidence is less than 5 percent.
More than two out of three farms (68 percent) use to sell local adapted within the company, while 14 percent have a real store and business as much as 30 percent participation in markets and local fairs are very common in at Christmas. In high growth rate and 6 percent of the total, while home deliveries still reduced by 2 per cent are cases of opening shops in the city.
According to the report data, the direct sale of agricultural products is an Italian form of commercial distribution, which saw the strongest growth in 2008 beating in the food stores (-1.3 per cent) and hypermarkets (+1.8 percent) due to an increase of 8 percent of the value of total sales estimated at 2.7 billion euros . Of the approximately 2.7 billion euro as much as 43 percent is spent on the purchase of wine in the cellar, while 23 percent dall'ortofrutta, 12 percent for cheese, 7 percent for meat and sausages, 6 percent for olive oil and 5 percent for ornamental plants.
"Direct selling is an opportunity for the country with increased competition that benefits of agricultural enterprises and consumers so they can save money and buy safe and secure quality Coldiretti's president Sergio Marini "stressing that" it is also an opportunity to discover and disclose the true flavors of the Italian tradition can recognize them for all other forms of sales without falling into the deception of the false Made in Italy ".
On www.campagnamica.it site and 'provides a map of farms that sell products directly to separate province, but also a list of the markets for producers operating in different cities and the initiatives of individual companies to offer quality Christmas baskets.