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They Call It “Black Gold” and There Are Mafias Looking for It: the Truffle Forest of Spain Where It Hides One of the Most Expensive Fungi in the World
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The black truffle of Teruel hides a market of 800€ a kilo and a network of night robberies. Trained dogs, armored farms with cameras, criminal groups that trace plantations in the dark. This is the reality of the truffle forests that place Spain as the world leader of a fungus that fascinates for its aroma and the money that moves. January and February 2026 mark the high season in the plantations of Teruel, where 30% of the world production of b…
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