Cyprus Announces €2.5M Support for Farmers and Finalizes Local Product Trademark

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Minister of Agriculture Christos Senekis announced a targeted support package of €2.5 million for farmers to address increased production costs.
The announcement was made during the 8th Pancyprian Festival of Athienou Products held on Sunday.
An additional €4.6 million in funding was announced to cover agricultural damages caused by drought.
The registration and certification process for the "Cyprus Mark" is currently in its final stage.

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Speaking on Sunday at the 8th Pancyprian Festival of Athienou Products, Cyprus Minister of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment Christos Senekis highlighted government measures aimed at supporting local producers and Cypriot products. Among these initiatives, the process to establish and legally protect the "Cypriot Signal" trademark is currently in its final stages.

To help producers manage rising production costs, the government is providing a targeted financial support package of 2.5 million euros to farmers. In addition, an allocation of 4.6 million euros has been designated to compensate for agricultural damages caused by drought conditions across the country.

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