As farmers organisation, we believe that an exception should continue to be possible for fuels used in the agricultural sector. The margins in the agricultural and horticultural sector are so low that any increase in cost weighs on the income of an individual farmer.
Boerenbond vzw
Company · Belgium
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Boerenbond vzw filed 2 positions between 2 Jul 2021 and 29 Jul 2021, across 2 of the 583 legislative files tracked here.
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The present initiative seems to be useful. In addition to absolute figures, it is desirable to publish relative figures as they also provide important information. The new figures to be asked may relate to: • Energy use • Water consumption • Plant protection products • Animal manure • acidifying emissions (NH3, NOx and SO2) • greenhouse gas emissions • Ammonia emission • Primary particulate matter (total, PM10 and…
Filed in Dutch · English published by the European Commission
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