US EditionPlanas says he will negotiate with the Autonomous Community and sector to achieve a "common position" on wine aid
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The Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Luis Planas, has assured that from his department they will continue the dialogue with the autonomous communities and with the agricultural organizations to examine what flexibilities and what aspects it is interested to apply in Spain in relation to the package of measures of aid to the wine sector announced by Brussels, with the aim of trying to reach a "common position" in this regard.
Planas has recalled that this increase has occurred by including Balearics as a payment region and also extends to coupled aids and ecorgimens, which are a little higher, he explained in statements during a visit to the Co-operative Pagesa de Pollença, provided by the Government Delegation. "It is clear that a unique model had to be established for Balearics in the application of the common agricultural policy and we have done so in this period …
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