De minimis aid scheme to prevent the spread of African swine fever in Romania
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The authorities have presented a de minimis aid scheme intended to prevent the spread of African swine fever in Romania. It is a serious disease of pigs, affecting both domestic and wild animals.
Implementing the scheme requires financial resources of 125,000 thousand lei, that is, 125 million lei. These funds are secured from the budget for 2027.
De minimis aid is a small-value financial support granted by the state, which complies with the rules of the European Union. The information available does not yet include details about the beneficiaries or about how the amounts will be granted.
African swine fever is a viral disease that is not transmitted to humans, but it can have significant effects on pig farming. Preventing the spread of the disease remains an important objective for farmers in Romania.
Sources: Radio Romania Targu Mures
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