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Government approves €1.65M aid for pig farmers affected by foot and mouth disease

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The government approved €1.65 million in funding for pig farmers affected by a foot and mouth disease outbreak.
The aid is intended for farmers whose animals were culled earlier this year.
Agriculture Minister Maria Panayiotou stated that supporting livestock farmers is a government priority.
Individual pig farmers may receive up to €250,000 in support.

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On Wednesday, the government approved a new financial aid package totaling €1.65 million for pig farmers affected by an outbreak of foot and mouth disease earlier this year. The aid is intended to support farmers whose animals were culled as a result of the disease.

Agriculture Minister Maria Panayiotou stated that supporting livestock farmers has been a government priority. According to Sigmalive, individual pig farmers could receive up to €250,000 under this new scheme.

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