EU Plans More Funds for Farmers After Iran War Drives up Fertiliser ...
The proposal would expand emergency support and let governments loosen short-term aid rules as the bloc tries to protect planting and food production.
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Europe's agriculture groans under rising fertilizer prices, because fertilizers are also usually transported through the blocked road of Hormus. Now the EU wants to support farmers - and thus protect food security.
Food could soon become more expensive as a result of the Iran war, so the EU wants to provide precautionary support to farmers – and relies primarily on financial assistance.
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laprovincia.esThe European Commission has proposed this Tuesday to amend the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) so that the countries of the European Union (EU) have more scope to provide compensation to farmers affected by the crisis in the Middle East, which is triggering the price of fertilizers.
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