Emilia-Romagna announced nearly €35 million on 20 October to support agricultural, fishing and aquaculture businesses. The package includes €6.6 million for fuel-cost relief in fisheries and aquaculture, a €3.1 million PAC/SRJ01 measure for fertiliser costs and up to €12 million for agricultural diesel costs.
The draft 2027 budget also provides €8.1 million for product chains in difficulty and €3.5 million to reduce agricultural insurance costs. A further €900,000 is assigned to businesses losing clam seed because of the blue-crab emergency; some of these items are planned allocations or payments due after application reviews.
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Emilia-Romagna announced nearly €35 million on 20 October to support agricultural, fishing and aquaculture businesses. The package includes €6.6 million for fuel-cost relief in fisheries and aquaculture, a €3.1 million PAC/SRJ01 measure for fertiliser costs and up to €12 million for agricultural diesel costs.
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