The majority of the government’s spending in the new plan is concentrated in three initiatives.
France will accelerate payments within its “national solidarity” program, intended to compensate for crop losses, increasing the total to €520 million, contingent on the adoption of the nation’s 2027 budget.
An “agricultural recovery fund” of €235 million is proposed to offer targeted assistance to the most affected and vulnerable farms in the produce, cereal, and livestock sectors.
Additionally, a specific tax relief on undeveloped land will result in a €330 million reduction in state tax revenue. The government is considering extending a program that aids farmers in purchasing fertilizer and non-road agricultural diesel.
Genevard also proposed that the retail sector could “play its part” by controlling price increases.
Part of this plan is already funded for the current year, but additional funding will need to be allocated in the next year’s budget, which Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu is expected to present at the end of September.













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