Unsustainable animal products from nuisance invasive species to feed otherwise controversial, high end, luxury European industries (read Italian) .
- Florida python for handbags
- Wild Texas boar for sausages and salumes.
Etc.
Hire FL and TX locals in a Uber model.
Unsustainable is the key challenge. The business goal is to get rid of the invasive species, but how to build a business whose goal is to be a not going concern?
Or rather you can and individual hunters sometimes do. But the various diseases and parasites wild boars tend to have makes them uneconomical to harvest for resale.
Trust me, Texans have thought of this.
https://www.texasmonthly.com/travel/texas-feral-hog-problem-...
These regulations don't apply to Americans who hunt, kill, and eat wild boar for their own private consumption. But yeah, if they do so they should cook it thoroughly.
Let the Italians figure out if its safe and if they want it.
You've hit upon the recurring problem with such ideas. There's a rich history of programs to incentive people to solve issues with invasive or troublesome species. They seem to almost invariably fail and also often end up making the original problem worse. My search-fu is failing me but IIRC classic examples include paying for rats in England and venomous snakes in India. Both of which ended up causing people to factory farm the desired species. Perversely, once officials realized what was happening the incentive programs were halted, the farmers stopped and their uncashed crops escaped into the wild making the problem even worse.