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From the competition between the United States and China to conflicts in the Middle East and Eastern Europe, geopolitical tensions are redrawing trade routes, balances of power, and industrial strategies, and also forcing Italian agricultural machinery manufacturers to make new choices on global markets

The resilience of the domestic market offsets the decline in exports, driving the production of the Italian agromachinery industry, which closes out 2025 with a total value of 14.3 billion euros (+2.1%). In growth is seen in components, spare parts, and tractor parts, as well as in gardening machinery and equipment; conversely, sales of tractors and other agricultural machinery are down. The decline in exports does not compromise the trade surplus

The Institute for Foreign Trade turns 100. A work celebrating the milestone was presented last July in Rome. The volume is a summary of the activities carried out by the Agency over the last hundred years heralding the success of products Made in Italy in markets throughout the world

The 11th edition of the International Bioenergy Showcase, organized by FederUnacoma and Itabia, was presented a dedicated press conference. The event will take place in Bologna from November 10 to 14. Durig todays event, emphasis was placed on the significant contribution (22%) of renewable energy to the Italian energetic demand and on the strategic role of bioenergy. EIMA will feature a large demonstration area and a program of conferences and technical seminars to show the qualities of fuels derived from agricultural and forestry biomass