Spain: Canary Islands Banana Producers' Organisations request data transparency

Published 2024년 8월 12일

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The Association of Banana Producers' Organisations of the Canary Islands (ASPROCAN) has called on the Government of the Canary Islands to provide more information about its proposed POSEI aid reform, highlighting a lack of transparency regarding the impact data, distribution, and deadlines of the measures. ASPROCAN also criticized the lack of involvement of recognized experts in the formulation of the measures and stated that it is seeking increased POSEI aid to counter the income loss caused by rising costs. The organization is actively engaging with the new European Parliament to advocate for the sector.

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The Association of Banana Producers' Organisations of the Canary Islands has informed the Department of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Food Sovereignty of the Government of the Canary Islands of the need to inform the producers of Bananas in the Canary Islands of the impact data of its proposal to reform the POSEI aid. The information about the impact, the practical application in terms of time and the numerical specification of the potential benefits of the measures are essential elements that are still unknown. The Association proposes to make public the impact data of the measures to help better understand the position of the Department. Data referring to the producers and kilograms affected by the establishment of a maximum yield per hectare, as well as the distribution of these by surface area; the changes in the level of income that all producers will have as a consequence of these measures; or the deadlines established for the application of the calculation formulas, ...

Source: Mercados