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The European Commission has approved a total of 80m euros for the
agricultural and fish farming sectors of Italy, Finland and Greece,
the institution said. The schemes are allowed under the terms of
the temporary framework for state support of the economy during the
COVID-19 epidemic. Two schemes have been approved for Finland,
worth a total of 40m euros. Most of the 30m euros go to agriculture
and the remaining 10m euros to companies in the fish and
aquaculture sector.
Funding will take the form of a direct grant. The purpose of the
schemes is to help businesses deal with the liquidity problems
caused by the coronavirus epidemic by covering salaries, rents and
other vital activities for companies. The funds approved for Greece
amount to 10m euros under a state aid scheme for flower production.
Support will be available for any size of enterprise. These funds
will also be provided in the form of a direct grant to meet the
liquidity needs of the business. The scheme approved for Italy
amounts to 30m euros. It is intended for small and medium-sized
enterprises in the agriculture and fish farming sector that are
experiencing difficulties during the COVID-19 epidemic. It will
provide interest-free loans of up to 30,000 euros per company.
Funding will go through the state Institute for Agricultural and
Food Market.
Source: www.agri.bg
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