In Spain, the Canarian Government pays 5.6 million to winter tomato producers

Published 2023년 3월 21일

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The Canary Islands' Ministry of Agriculture has distributed 5.6 million euros in aid to traditional winter tomato producers for the 2022 season, with each beneficiary being 93 in number. This aid, part of the POSEI Community Program, includes per-hectare aid totaling 5.3 million euros and 302,000 euros for reconversion. The reconversion aid's maximum unit amount has been increased from 14,000 euros in 2022 to 24,000 euros in 2023. An additional 10% aid supplement will be paid to beneficiaries who have received aid for the installation of young farmers. The aim is to diversify the sector, improve subsidies, increase campaigns, and support producers, ultimately boosting the sector's competitiveness and producer income.

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The Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries of the Government of the Canary Islands has made effective the payment of 5.6 million euros corresponding to aid for traditional winter tomato producers for the 2022 campaign, to which a total of of 93 beneficiaries from the islands. These funds, contemplated in the Community Program to Support Agricultural Productions of the Canary Islands (POSEI), include aid for the hectare, for a value of 5.3 million, and another for reconversion for an amount of 302,000 euros, which is increased, with a maximum unit amount that goes from 14,000 euros in 2022 to 24,000 euros in 2023. As a novelty, this aid will be paid three years after the reconversion, to five. For this subsidy, a 10% aid supplement of the corresponding amounts will be paid to the beneficiaries who have received the corresponding aid for the installation of young farmers of the Rural Development Program (Sub-measure 6.1 of the PDR 2014-2020) in the campaign in course or in ...

Source: EComercio Agrario