Applications have started for EU aid for frost damage in fruit and wine growing

Published 2024년 11월 18일

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The article highlights the initiation of the application process for EU aid for fruit and wine growing businesses in Germany that suffered yield losses due to the April 2024 frost event. The aid, amounting to 46.5 million euros, is distributed to businesses with a minimum of 30% yield or revenue loss compared to previous years and a adjusted loss of over 7,500 euros, located in Rhineland-Palatinate. The application deadline is January 8, 2025, and the aid amount is calculated based on the specific damage incurred by each company. The article outlines the process for wine and fruit growers to apply for this aid, including the necessity to submit harvest reports and proof of yields or proceeds from plant-based products.

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11/18/2024 | 1:13:00 PM | ID: 40349 | Department: Agriculture | Agricultural economy Mainz (agrar-PR) - The application process for EU aid for frost damage in fruit and wine growing has started. This was announced by Agriculture and Viticulture Minister Daniela Schmitt. Germany will receive a total of 46.5 million euros from the EU agricultural reserve to support fruit and wine growing businesses that suffered yield losses due to the frost event in April 2024. This aid is intended to benefit businesses whose survival and viability are threatened by the frost damage. Agriculture Minister Daniela Schmitt emphasizes that the aid is urgently needed to secure the economic existence of these businesses, which have suffered from the frost events, particularly in the northern regions of Rhineland-Palatinate. The application process starts immediately and will remain open until January 8, 2025. All information and required documents are available online on the website of the Mosel Service ...

Source: Agrar