Tridge summary
A recent meeting at the Regional Directorate for Agriculture and Fisheries in the Algarve, attended by representatives from various security forces, agricultural associations, and the Tax and Customs Authority, aimed at addressing the rising and increasingly sophisticated thefts in the Algarve's avocado, carob, and citrus groves. The meeting outlined the need for enhanced inspection, stricter controls over street vendors, and the implementation of new 'rules of conduct' to mitigate these crimes, which have resulted in significant financial losses, especially from avocado and locust bean thefts.
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More inspection, including on the part of the tax authority, new “rules of conduct” and tighter control over street vendors are some of the measures that can be implemented to deal with thefts in the Algarve's avocado, carob and citrus groves, which have increasing and becoming “more elaborate”. This was one of the decisions that came out of yet another meeting of the entities that are involved in the Action Plan - Citrus, Avocado and Carob Theft in the Algarve, which took place last week at the headquarters of the Regional Directorate for Agriculture and Fisheries (DRAP) in the Algarve , in Patacão, Faro municipality. In addition to DRAP Algarve, representatives of the security forces, AMAL - Intermunicipal Community of the Algarve and associations representing agricultural producers, as well as the Tax and Customs Authority, also ...
Source: Agro Portugal
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