Planas reiterates that the Spanish Government works to ensure the profitability of the dairy sector

Published 2022년 6월 23일

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The Spanish Government has allocated 159.3 million euros in state aid to support the dairy sector. The aid is aimed at ensuring the profitability of farms, which are facing challenges due to increased energy and raw material costs. The aid includes direct aid for cattle, goat and sheep milk producers, fuel price reduction, net yield reduction, and subsidized loans and aid from the State Limited Agricultural Surety Company (Saeca). The Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Luis Planas, also emphasized the role of the Dairy Interprofessional Organization (Inlac) in defending the common interests of the value chain and complying with food chain laws. He also highlighted the dairy sector's contribution to Spain's gastronomy and its future increased support under the new Common Agricultural Policy (CAP).
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Remember that the first payment of 159.3 million of State aid for milk producers has already been paid MADRID, June 23 (EUROPA PRESS) - The Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Luis Planas, reiterated this Thursday the Government's support for the dairy sector to ensure its profitability, with state aid worth 159.3 million euros that has recently been deposited in the account of the farmers or through changes in the rule that includes the contracting conditions, measures to ensure the viability of the farms. "The dairy sector nourishes the population with healthy food, in quantity and quality, every day of the year, even in very difficult circumstances", assured Planas during the presentation of the new campaign of the Dairy Interprofessional Organization (Inlac) that, under the motto 'Make it count. It has European dairy products', will promote dairy products, with financing from European funds, in Spain and Belgium, in the next three years. Regarding the difficulties ...
Source: europapress

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