Grape growers demanded direct payments to keep vineyards in Bulgaria

게시됨 2021년 7월 22일

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Bulgaria has seen a significant decrease in vineyard areas, with nearly 140,000 decares disappearing between 2012 and 2020. This decline was discussed in a operational meeting for the upcoming harvest, where representatives of the wine industry, including Deputy Minister of Agriculture Yavor Gechev, Director of the Executive Agency for Vine and Wine Krassimir Koev, and Chairman of the National Vine and Wine Chamber Yordan Chorbadjiiski, addressed issues such as the exclusion of viticulture from direct payments, the high cost of grapes, and the need for control over grape purchases. The meeting also outlined measures to support the industry, including a Mutual Guarantee Fund for farms affected by disasters and loss of markets, and a financial and economic map for 52 crops to assess support needs.

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The areas with vineyards are decreasing in Bulgaria. From 2012 to 2020, nearly 140,000 decares have disappeared. Grape growers believe that the industry is in deep decline. And this can be seen quite clearly in comparison with the historical data, according to which after the liberation from the Ottoman yoke the areas with vineyards in our country were 1.6 million decares. It is this negative trend and the question of how to address it was the main topic of an operational meeting for the upcoming harvest, which was held today at the Agricultural University in Plovdiv. The representatives of the wine industry were met by the Deputy Minister of Agriculture Yavor Gechev, the Director of the Executive Agency for Vine and Wine Krassimir Koev and the Chairman of the National Vine and Wine Chamber Yordan Chorbadjiiski. At the beginning of the forum Krassimir Koev announced some data on viticulture in Bulgaria. The areas with vineyards in 2020 are 60,162 ha, and the wine enterprises are ...

출처: Agroplovdiv