Producers urge the EU to address delays in CAP aid for farms going organic

EU considers organic an asset for building more sustainable agriculture, but France and other European countries are struggling with delays in the payment of Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) subsidies for farms transitioning to organic cultivation.

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The late in organic paiments "exist in other EU countries, but not to the same extent: Germany was a few months late this year, but not as many months as in France," Eric Gall, deputy director of IFOAM Organics Europe, told Euractiv. [maxim ibragimov / Shutterstock]

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Updated: 01-10-2024

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