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The protest of truck drivers and farmers in Southern Italy has led to empty shelves and a rush to buy in supermarkets, highlighting an unsustainable situation in the hardest-hit regions such as Sicily, Puglia, and Campania. #ProtestaAgricola #ScaffaliVuoti #CrisiAlimentare (translated)

The author wrote that, while some people were damaging storefronts and throwing cobblestones at the police — using an offensive term to describe them — farmers and truck drivers were blocking the roads to protest against the high diesel prices, and supermarket shelves were emptying. In the post, he also mentioned Giorgia Meloni's party. https://t.co/2XVLkFY1yA #Protesta #Italia #CaroGasolio #IT (translated)

The protest of truck drivers and farmers against expensive fuel is causing supply shortages and rising prices throughout Italy, with particularly evident effects in the South, where supermarkets are facing empty shelves and gas stations running dry. #ProtestaCarburante #RifornimentiSospesi #CaroPrezzi (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that protests by truck drivers against high fuel prices in Southern Italy had caused disruptions to transport and supplies in Campania, as well as slowdowns on the A1 and A30. It also reported empty shelves in supermarkets in Puglia and Calabria, especially in the fruit and vegetable sections, and noted that the demonstrations continued while waiting for a meeting with the government. #Proteste #Carburanti #Trasporti (translated)

Ultimora.net reported new clashes in the center of Milan, where groups of young people allegedly threw firecrackers, stones, and bottles at the police and carabinieri, who responded with tear gas and water cannons. According to the site, the youths, mostly with their faces covered, had moved between Piazza Duomo and the nearby streets and had attempted to lift the barriers in front of the Cathedral, which was then closed to the public. Ultimora.net also reported looting of stores and assaults on supermarkets, in addition to the throwing of tables and chairs and the overturning of trash cans, bicycles, and electric scooters. The site finally reported the "total condemnation" expressed by Sala for those who had carried out those actions. #Milano #Guerriglia #Proteste (translated)

The author described the South as stagnant, with farmers in revolt, gas stations without fuel, empty supermarkets, and scarce basic necessities. He contrasted this situation with the priorities of the Italian right, summed up in the slogan "Hands off the ham." #Agricoltura #Crisi #Proteste (translated)

The protests of truck drivers, farmers, and workers from the former ILVA in Puglia, triggered by the rise in fuel costs and the closure of the facility, are causing serious disruptions and roadblocks, with reports of fuel shortages and goods lacking in supermarkets. #Proteste #Puglia #Autotrasportatori (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that in Puglia, the protests of truck drivers and workers from the former Ilva had joined those of olive growers, who were protesting against the drop in olive oil prices, the increase in production costs, and competition from low-cost imports, especially from Tunisia. According to the site, the mobilizations had caused roadblocks and disruptions to traffic, affecting fuel supplies and the transport of goods. In Taranto, some public transport services had been rescheduled, and delays in waste collection could occur; in the Foggia area, empty shelves had been reported in supermarkets. #Proteste #Lavoro #Puglia (translated)

He had described southern Italy as being in crisis, citing protests, gasoline shortages, and supermarket shelves with little merchandise. He had also asked what the news programs were covering, particularly TG1. https://t.co/n06AqXtGOa #SudItalia #Proteste #CrisiEconomica (translated)

He wrote that the government might have become active when rescue vehicles could no longer operate due to a lack of gasoline and supermarkets in the north ran out of supplies. In the meantime, he added, the south would have been left abandoned. https://t.co/1lHnIHxgCh #emergenza #soccorso #distribuzione (translated)

He wrote that the South had been struggling for four days due to the protests, which he deemed justified, by truck drivers and farmers against the high fuel prices. He reported that many gas stations had run out of fuel, that those still open were charging very high prices, and that supermarkets were running out of products. He added that, in his opinion, no one was talking about it. #SudItalia #Proteste #CaroBenzina (translated)

The author of the post claimed that hackers had taken control of the refrigerators of approximately 500 supermarkets in France, raising the temperature to 50 degrees and forcing the disposal of all goods. He described the incident as a cyber attack, not a bombing, and wondered what would happen if an attack targeted bank accounts and wiped out thousands of balances. https://t.co/uPwHkqE4as #Hacker #CyberAttacco #SicurezzaInformatica #FR (translated)

Daniele Giovanardi claimed to have received information from an internal source who had worked closely with the leaders of large organized retail about the difficulties in the sector. According to the source, the warnings from TRILLY APS and consumer demands for transparency had led some supermarkets to request guaranteed supplies of meat and eggs from unvaccinated animals. Giovanardi mentioned AIA as one of the companies that, according to him, would be struggling due to the lack of traceability to the shelf. He also stated that large retail had sought help from industry associations and the Ministry of Health and that a social media campaign was being prepared to reassure consumers. Giovanardi said that TRILLY APS was requesting analyses of meat and labeling guidelines, inviting consumers to continue asking questions to supermarkets and to spread the FAQs and leaflets of the association. #TrasparenzaAlimentare #BuioInEtichetta #TrillyAPS #ProgettoPilotaH5 #LibertàDiScelta #NienteAttiDiFede #TrasparenzaAlimentare #LibertàDiScelta #BuioInEtichetta (translated)

Negli ultimi tempi, nei supermercati italiani è diminuita la disponibilità di insalate e pomodori a causa di temperature sopra la media stagionale, con cali di produzione significativi e conseguenti aumenti dei prezzi attesi nei prossimi mesi. #CambiamentoClimatico #Ortofrutta #SupermercatiItalia