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BackDal 2019 al 2025 scomparse 111mila imprese al dettaglio nei comuni
Dal 2019 al 2025 scomparse 111mila imprese al dettaglio nei comuni
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Dal 2019 al 2025 scomparse 111mila imprese al dettaglio nei comuni

La desertificazione commerciale colpisce oltre 5.000 comuni italiani, penalizzando soprattutto le attività di prossimità di base.

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Dal 2019 al 2025 l'Italia ha perso 111mila imprese del commercio al dettaglio e 24mila bar, con oltre 5mila comuni privi di almeno un'attività di prossimità di base secondo i dati Confesercenti.

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La desertificazione commerciale rappresenta la progressiva scomparsa dei negozi fisici e dei servizi di base nei centri urbani e nei piccoli comuni.

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Dal 2019 al 2025 sono sparite 111mila imprese del commercio al dettaglio e 24mila bar in Italia.

Complessivamente, in 5.103 comuni è scomparsa almeno una tipologia di attività di prossimità di base che prima era presente. Lo sottolinea Confesercenti sulla base dei dati camerali.

Circa 72mila erano attività di prossimità di base, ovvero negozi che garantiscono l'accesso ai beni e ai servizi essenziali per la vita quotidiana. Tra questi figurano soprattutto forni, macellerie, tabaccherie, parrucchieri, ma anche distributori di carburante. Nello specifico, dalla fotografia che la confederazione fa riguardo la desertificazione commerciale, emerge che nel Paese ci sono 1.064 comuni senza negozi alimentari, 566 senza bar e più di 2.500 senza distributori di carburante.

Un fenomeno che raggiunge "proporzioni allarmanti" soprattutto nei centri più piccoli. Tutti i 566 comuni italiani senza nemmeno un bar hanno meno di 5mila abitanti, così come tutti i 1.337 comuni senza barbiere o parrucchiere. La desertificazione non si ferma però ai borghi, sottolinea Confesercenti. Tra i comuni con 15mila-50mila abitanti, 140 non hanno un negozio specializzato nella vendita di pane, 138 una pescheria, 97 una libreria, 24 un'edicola e 8 nemmeno una macelleria. Assenze di attività di prossimità di base si registrano anche nei centri tra i 50mila e i 250mila abitanti.

Open Questions

  • Quali misure pianifica il governo per contrastare la desertificazione commerciale?
  • Quali fattori economici specifici guidano la chiusura di queste attività?

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