Bulgaria secures support for rose production beyond 2027
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The Ministry of Agriculture and Food announced that Bulgaria has secured support for rose production in the country. According to the ministry, the transitional national aid has also been preserved beyond 2027.
Rose growing is an important sector for Bulgarian agriculture. Roses are grown mainly in the Rose Valley, around Kazanlak, and rose oil is produced from them. The oil is used in perfumery, cosmetics and the pharmaceutical industry. Many families in the region depend on this sector.
Transitional national aid is financial support for agricultural producers. It helps farmers maintain their production while new European Union rules in agriculture are being applied. The preservation of the aid after 2027 means that producers will continue to receive this support in the years to come.
Further details about the amount of the aid and the conditions for applying have not yet been published. The ministry may provide more information for agricultural producers in the coming days.
Sources: Министерство на земеделието и храните
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