Norway: Of course, the agriculture sector is ambitious!

Published 2021년 9월 27일

Tridge summary

The article outlines the new direction for the agricultural industry in Norway, following recent parliamentary elections that saw a focus on food production, climate, and the environment. The new government aims to boost agricultural income to the same level as other groups, increase profitability, and provide sufficient investment funds. Other initiatives include a well-functioning import protection system, strengthening the farmer's position in the food value chain, and providing consumers with information about food origin. The government also plans to implement a quota system for red meat production to prevent overproduction and provide individual farmers with a predictable income. The article emphasizes the need for fair implementation of the quota system to support all regions and actors in the industry.
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There is undoubtedly a change in wind direction for the agricultural industry at the moment, and it does not go unnoticed. At the same time, there is a creeping move, which claims that we should not expect too much. I will strongly reject that. If ever there was room to be ambitious, it is now. We have just put behind us a parliamentary election where the population voted for parties that have used large parts of the election campaign to refine their rhetoric on food production, climate and the environment. The population has spoken, it is the local environment, emergency preparedness, food production, climate, most people and the district that won the election in 2021, so we have expectations! Expectations for more than nice words, now we will see measures, actions and politicians who stand for what they say. We expect: A boost, so that the farmer gets income opportunities at the same level as the average for other groups. Through the forthcoming agricultural settlements, an ...
Source: Bondebladet

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