The European Commission has strongly hinted that new funding criteria under a reformed EU common agricultural policy are likely to introduce a de facto capping on the size of handouts given to the bloc's farmers.
Speaking at the end of a two day conference on CAP reform (19-20 July), EU agriculture commissioner Dacian Ciolos noted that the post-2013 policy would place greater emphasis on the provision of public goods such as preserving the environment.
"There are some limits to ...
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