Romanian Gov't Approves EUR 20 mln Aid for Grain Farmers
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The Romanian government said on Thursday that it approved an EU emergency support measure granting EUR 10.05 million to local cereal farmers affected by increased grain imports from Ukraine, SeeNews reported.
The government is also matching the European Union aid with EUR 10.05 million from the state budget, through the agriculture ministry, it said in a press release.
The EU aid is part of a larger EUR 56.3 million support measure for cereal and oilseed farmers in Bulgaria, Poland, and Romania, the government said in a press release.
The total amount of 20.1 million euro will be disbursed to Romanian farmers to compensate for expenses derived from storing their wheat production from the 2022 harvest in their own or third-party storage facilities. Grants will be distributed across the entire country until September 30.
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