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The Organic Farmers’ Association welcomes the objectives of the CAP simplification package and, above all, the proposals concerning organic farming. The recognition of organically certified holdings as meeting the GAEC standards is explicitly positively assessed.
Filed in German · English published by the European Commission
1. Administrative burden and simplification The introduction of the nationally uniform, 100 % EU-funded organic schemes is expressly to be welcomed. In practice, however, the combination of these eco-schemes with nationally and regionally co-financed agriculture, environment and climate measures (AECM, EAFRD, organic premium) leads to considerable complexity.
Filed in German · English published by the European Commission
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