Operation 'Lagocephalus': 22 Q&A on new program and payments to fishermen

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The Greek Ministry of Agriculture is launching a pilot program to manage the invasive silver-cheeked toadfish in Crete and the South Aegean.
Fishermen participating in the program will be compensated at a rate of €5.33 per kilogram of the caught toadfish.
The program is in final preparations, with local regions tasked with outlining participation procedures for fishermen.
A series of 22 questions and answers have been provided to clarify details about the program, including delivery points and payments.
The initiative aims to reduce the spread of the invasive species and enhance the income of professional fishermen in the affected areas.

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