Bulgaria, Romania, Slovakia and the Czech Republic against the dropping of potatoes from the tied support

게시됨 2021년 7월 30일

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The article highlights the concerns of Romania, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic regarding the exclusion of table potatoes from the list of products eligible for coupled support. The country expressed their concerns during a meeting of the Council of European Union for Agriculture and Fisheries. The focus of the meeting was on the reform of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), which aims to make the European food system more sustainable, fair, and competitive. The member states approved a preliminary agreement for the most ambitious CAP agreement to date, which includes a modernized CAP, respect for social and labor rights, and increased support for climate-friendly agriculture. Bulgaria expressed satisfaction with the compromise on the level of support for coupled support, set at 13 + 2%.

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Our country has expressed serious concern about the exclusion of table potatoes from the list of eligible products for coupled support, and a Declaration has been prepared, supported by Romania, Slovakia and the Czech Republic, to maintain support in this sector during the regular meeting of the Council of European Union for Agriculture and Fisheries, the decisions of which were adopted at a meeting of the Council of Ministers. The main focus of last month's meeting last month was the political debate on the reform of the future Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). The EU Council reaffirmed its political approval of the preliminary agreement reached during the last "super trialogue" on 24-25 June. Member States' delegations noted that it represented a balanced compromise on the main outstanding issues. According to the presidency, this is the most ambitious CAP agreement to date, which will strengthen the European food system, making it more sustainable and fairer for all. It ...

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