Negotiators from EU member states and the
European Parliament yesterday approved a raft of changes to the CAP including
limiting subsidies to larger farms, abolishing sugar quotas by 2017, mandatory
aid for young farmers, and introducing more environmental conditionality. Open
Europe’s Pieter Cleppe is quoted by Deutsche Wirtschaftsnachrichten
criticising the agreement as not going far enough to reduce direct subsidies to
farmers, which act as a disincentive for modernisation.
Open
Europe research: CAP reform EUobserver
FT
Irish
Times European
Voice Euractiv
BBC
Irish
Independent DWN
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