Rose growers in Bulgaria will receive BGN 2 million for damages from COVID-19

Published 2021년 9월 14일

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The State Fund 'Agriculture' in Bulgaria has allocated BGN 2 million to support rose growers, as part of a larger BGN 85 million allocation for the agricultural sector to mitigate the economic impact of COVID-19. This aid, announced by the European Commission in July, will be a reimbursement for the costs incurred in producing oil-bearing rose flowers. The support is open to registered farmers and SMEs that have not sold their roses for processing this year, and they can receive up to BGN 100 per decare as a direct grant, covering part of the production costs until the 2021 harvest.

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BGN 2 million to support rose growers under the scheme "Aid in support of providing liquidity to farmers, producers of oil-bearing roses to overcome the consequences of the negative economic impact of COVID-19" voted the Board of the State Fund "Agriculture" (SFA) ). BGN 85 million additionally for agriculture The state aid, which was notified by the European Commission in July, is applied under the Temporary Framework for State aid measures due to the coronary crisis, the ministry reminds. Under the scheme, rose growers will be reimbursed for the costs they incur in producing an oil-bearing rose flower used for processing. Registered farmers, micro, small and medium-sized enterprises that have not concluded contracts for purchase and sale of oil rose flowers with processing enterprises this year will be supported. Eligible for financing are also producers who have signed a contract with the rose breweries, but have not submitted their products in them (they do not have a ...

Source: Agri