Belgium: 175 pig farmers voluntarily gave up their production for compensation of 22 million euros

Published 2024년 12월 17일

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The Flemish Land Agency (VLM) has launched a voluntary exit programme for pig farms, covering over 15,000 farms in two phases. So far, 175 farms have accepted the offer, resulting in a reduction of approximately 182,000 pigs in Flanders. The programme allows for additional compensation for the demolition of old buildings. The programme will continue until May 2025, at which point its success will be evaluated.
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Two phases of the pig farm programme The Flemish Land Agency (VLM) has made pig farms an offer of voluntary exit in two phases. In the first phase, thousands of pig farms were covered by the regulation. In the second phase, with slightly modified requirements, another 2,700 companies were eligible. 182,000 fewer pigs in Flanders 175 companies have decided to accept the offer and stop pig farming. The managers who want to leave are on average 57 years old. 156 of them were in the first phase. Together they kept around 182,000 pigs. It is said that companies ...
Source: Farmer.pl

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