The Community Program to Support Agricultural Productions of the Canary Islands grants aid to aloe vera and olive producers

Published Mar 8, 2024

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The Canary Islands Government's Department of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Food Sovereignty has allocated 83,151 euros in aid to aloe vera and olive producers for the 2023 campaign. The aid, funded by the European Agricultural Agrarian Guarantee Fund, will be distributed to farmers who own a farm in the Canary Islands and maintain a regular aloe vera or olive plantation of at least 2,000 m2. The aid will be split into 17,818 euros for aloe vera and 65,333 euros for olives, with a maximum of 550 euros per hectare. An additional 10% aid supplement will be given to 'young farmers' who have previously received aid from the Canary Islands Rural Development Program.

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The Department of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Food Sovereignty of the Government of the Canary Islands has published the Resolution granting surface aid to aloe vera and olive producers from the Community Program to Support Agricultural Productions of the Canary Islands (POSEI) for the campaign 2023. This support line, financed by the European Agricultural Agrarian Guarantee Fund (EAGF), has a financial figure of 83,151 euros. The beneficiaries of these funds are those producers who meet the requirements established in the call, such as being owners of a farm dedicated to the aforementioned crop, located in the Canary Islands, and maintaining a regular aloe vera or olive plantation in production during said campaign, with an area equal to or greater than 2,000 m2. In addition, the plots and/or areas subject to aid must be duly identified in the Geographic Information System (SIGPAC). The amount of the aloe vera line amounts to 17,818 euros, while that destined for the ...

Source: InfoAgro