France: State of the national investment plan France 2030 for the agricultural sector

Published 2023년 6월 30일

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France has launched an investment fund to support the agri-food sector, focusing on digitization, robotization, and genetics. The government has released 2.3 billion euros to guide the transition towards agro-ecology and reduce reliance on imported agricultural products. So far, 115 projects have been approved and funded, including initiatives to develop vegetable proteins, improve agricultural practices through innovation, and promote a healthy and sustainable food system.
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With this, France wants to consolidate and renew its production potential. But does the country also want to stimulate the agro-ecological transition, with the guarantee of employment. The aim is to support not only the emerging players offering innovative solutions, but also the users of these solutions to ensure that innovation matches the needs of the users as closely as possible. Since its launch in 2021, 115 projects have already been approved and funded. What preceded this? At the end of 2021, just before the presidential elections of France, the former minister of agriculture Julien Denormandie launched a new investment fund for the renewal of the agri-food sector. With this he wanted to focus strongly on digitization, robotization and genetics. See also our previously published article France: a lot of ambition on digitization, robotization and genetics at the bottom of this article. A considerable amount of 2.3 billion euros has so far been released by the French ...

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