SALDI - seasonal sales in Italy

Italy 2021 Summer Sales Calendar by Region:

Abruzzo: from 3 July to 31 August
Basilicata: from 3 July to 31 August
Calabria: from 3 July to 31 August
Campania: from 3 July
Emilia-Romagna: from 3 July to 31 August
Friuli-Venezia Giulia: from 3 July
Lazio: from 3 July to 31 August
Liguria: from 3 July to 16 August
Lombardy: from 3 July to 31 August
Marche: from 3 July to 31 August
Molise: from 3 July to 31 August
Piedmont: from 3 July to 28 August
Puglia: from 1st August to 15th September
Sardinia: from 3 July
Sicily: from 1st July to 15th September
Tuscany: from 3 July to 1 September
Trentino-Alto Adige: from 16 July to 13 August / from 13 August to 10 September
Umbria: from 3 July to 31 August
Valle d’Aosta: from 3 July to 31 August
Veneto: from 3 July to 31 August

The Republic of Italy is based on labor

Italian proverb "Chi non lavora non fa l'amore" - "Who does not work, does not make love" (© A. Celentano) reflects this principle. The postulate on labor is proclaimed in Article 1 of the Constitution of the Italian Republic (here the original text)

Why all this?

To the fact that constitutional articles on protection of workers, protecting their families' health, raising children, social security of pensioners and other democratic norms are successfully implemented in Italy. In particular, the struggle against monopolists and adventurers in trade is well organized. In 1998, the Government of Italy adopted the Law, regulating pricing and the season of discounts. According to this Law, in different regions of Italy the duration of winter and summer sales are strictly limited, and their period is determined by local authorities.

- What does this law give to manufacturers?
- Steady demand and the realization of the products.

- What does this law give to sellers?
- Quiet trading during the year and a guaranteed sale of surpluses at the end of the season.

- What does it give to customers?
- Allows you to save!

IN ITALY, THERE ARE TWO SEASONS OF DISCOUNTS:

July-September (sale of spring-summer collections) and January-March (sale of autumn-winter collections)