Supply chain contracts, ranking published. And it's already controversial

200 million could reach the olive-oil sector
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Il Ministry of Agriculture and Food and Forestry Sovereignty has finally published the ranking of fifth call for supply chain contracts where, among the over 300 projects presented, there are several of the olive oil sector. A total of forty projects that can be financed with the 850 million compared to the billion and 200 million initially foreseen by the financial endowment (Pnrr funds), given that around 350 million have been destined for the scrolling of the ranking of the fourth call. According to what was declared by the government representatives - and what was immediately relaunched by the trade associations, Confagricoltura primarily - this notice could be in turn implemented with another billion euros, also of Pnrr funds, which will be able to cover at least the first 100 projects in the ranking. If so, one fortnight would be those intended for olive oil sectorfor a total amount of approx 200 million. To fill up is Unaprol-Coldiretti with 8 projects for over 85 million, while around 20 million would add up that of Italy Olive growing, That of Aproli-Aifo, That of She comforted and just above i 10 millioni the project of Monks and Salov to remain among the main ones.
By the July 10 is the deadline for submitting a reasoned request for review of the respective position in the ranking by the proposers of the projects. And already this skimpy term is cause for perplexity, even if nothing compared to controversies that immediately arose regarding the evaluation of the scores with numerous appeals announced. Certainly there is the fear that all this could conspicuously slow down the disbursement of funds for the benefit of the various productive sectors.
In the background another problem that could revolutionize the ranking, that relating to bankability of projects. Unlike the previous tenders, bankability was not required for this fifth on supply chain contracts. And let's talk, among other things, about projects completed over a year ago when i interest rates were around 2%, significantly lower than today's. So between projects that would not be able to get the endorsement by the world of credit and others on which the waiver could come due to high interest rates, many imagine that the final ranking will be decidedly different from the provisional one just published.

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