60 Kilos of Porcini Mushrooms Sold Illegally in Carinthia: Bergwacht Lures Italians Into a Trap
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Despite the absolute ban on collecting, the trade in domestic mushrooms continues illegally. Only last Friday the Carinthian Bergwacht stopped a young Italian in Maria Saal with several kilograms of porcini mushrooms in his luggage.
In Maria Saal, the Carinthian Bergwacht stopped an illegal mushroom trade. An Italian offered 6.6 kilograms of dried porcini mushrooms for a total of 1,800 euros on the advertisement portal "Willhaben". This would be about 60 kilograms of fresh mushrooms. MeinBezirk.at spoke with Udo Skumauz, Chief of Operations of the Carinthian Bergwacht. MARIA SAAL. The mountain guards followed the trail on the Internet, contacted the provider via e-mail and …
Carinthian Bergwacht stopped illegal mushroom trade. Man had offered 6.5 kilos of dried porcini mushrooms, which corresponds to about 60 kilograms of fresh mushrooms.
MARIA SAAL. An Italian tried to sell more than 6.6 kilograms of dried porcini mushrooms illegally in Carinthia.
An attempted sale of mushrooms via the platform "willing" and social media was stopped by the Carinthian Bergewacht in Maria Saal (Klagenfurt-Land). A man had offered a considerable amount of mushrooms for sale there.
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