Farmers' Groups Urge Planas for Urgent Aid as War in Iran Drives up Costs
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Farmers' groups urge Planas for urgent aid as war in Iran drives up costs
Asaja, COAG, UPA, Unión de Uniones and Agri-food Cooperatives are urging the government for direct aid over soaring farm diesel and fertiliser costs from the war in Iran, and have already warned of protests if no action is taken.
The response plan will end this month and has included a specific chapter for the agricultural and fisheries sectors of €1,107 million.
Government sources assure this media that they have transferred to the agri-food sector "the will to continue supporting him after the end of the current Plan of Response to the Impact of the Iran War".
Representatives of the food industry, the grain trade and the feed and fertilizer sector yesterday demanded from the Government the extension of aid for the war in Iran, in addition to other fiscal and environmental issues. The Minister of Economy and Vice President of the Government, Carlos Cuerpo, with the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries […] The entry Food, cereals and feed want to extend aid for the war in Iran appeared first on La Mañana.
The government has transferred to the food sector the will to support him "beyond the response plan" in the face of the imapt of the war, which is making a dent in the countryside at a key moment.
The current package of measures for the war in the Middle East expired at the end of the month and the Executive will maintain support for the impact of the conflict on the costs of the sector.
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