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  1. Europe is experiencing a record-setting heatwave, prompting the Met Office to issue extreme warnings, while Italy raises its highest heat alert.
  2. The heat wave is intensifying across Western Europe.
  3. Heat affects tourism and local economies in Italy, prompting emergency meetings in France and straining infrastructure in Germany.
  4. Heat waves affect cheese production and operational costs in Emilia-Romagna, prompting local banks to offer collateral loans.

Credito Emiliano, a major Italian bank, is accepting Parmigiano Reggiano cheese as collateral for loans amid rising regional temperatures.

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Credito Emiliano, a major Italian bank, is accepting Parmigiano Reggiano cheese as collateral for loans amid rising regional temperatures.

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Heat waves affect cheese production and operational costs in Emilia-Romagna, prompting local banks to offer collateral loans. All 2 developments

Within Europe is experiencing a record-setting heatwave, prompting the Met Office to issue extreme warnings, while Italy raises its highest heat alert.

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