US EditionThe Cereal Crisis Affects All the Autonomous Communities: Extremadura Expects €92.5 Million in Losses
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The Spanish cereal sector faces an unprecedented crisis that extends to all the autonomous communities, with Extremadura as the epicenter of economic losses. According to APAG Extremadura Asaja, the region will suffer a collapse of 37% in the production of winter cereals, going from 722,000 tons in 2024 to 453,000 tons in 2025, which will generate a hole of 92.5 million euros. This collapse is due to a combination of factors: free fall prices – …
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