Fuels: Government Deploys Zero-Rate Loan to Support Fisheries
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The government is asking Bpifrance to set up a zero-rate loan to help small fisheries and aquaculture companies cope with rising fuel prices The government has
The public investment bank Bpifrance is commissioned by the government to set up a "zero-fishing loan" to support small businesses in the sector, in this period of crisis in the Middle East and fuel prices.
This loan will be granted without guarantee and will amount to between 3,000 and 50,000 euros over 36 months.
Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com Small fishing and marine aquaculture companies can apply for an interest-free loan. Bpifrance finances 3,000 to 50,000 euros over three years.
This "Fishing Zero Rate Loan" complements the "Flash Fuel Loan" to help companies in the sector through this period of high volatility.
The government announced on Saturday 3 October that it had asked the public investment bank Bpifrance to set up a "zero-fishing loan".
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