Olive trees are not fruitful, rice is dying ... Italian drought is endangering food supply

[Global Times Comprehensive Report] The worst drought in northern Italy has been encountered in 70 years, which further intensifies the cost of living costs. According to the British "Guardian" reported on the 13th, drought has threatened the supply of olive oil, risotto and tomato sauce in the country. It is reported that drought has led to a significant decrease in the production of cotwives in northern Italy. Some olive trees are no longer out of results. The rice that produces high -quality rice that produces Italian risers is dying. Agricultural output analyst Holland believes that in the current situation, Italian olive oil output may decrease by 20%to 30%over last year, which will cause a lot of blows to the world's grain and oil market. The Italian Farmers' Federation warned that drought has threatened more than 30%of the country's agricultural production.

The source of the sources of severe drought in northern Italy visual China

Earlier, Italy has announced that five regions in the north have entered an emergency state and announced that they will provide emergency funds for the Bogai River Valley, which are particularly severe in drought. The Guardian said that in the past two years, the prices of Italian rice and tomatoes have doubled, and droughts will lead to higher prices, and the price of rice harvested in October will increase at least 20%. (Miao Tao)

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