Ministerial fees and diplomas were handed over on the day of producer communities

(Photo: AM/Vermes Tibor)

Common agricultural policy supports strengthening cooperation between traditional and landscape products, producers and all players of the value chain. In connection with this, the tender source, which will open in 2024, will assist in financing their costs related to the cooperation of the producers and will result in strengthening cooperation between traditional and landscape products. The aim of the Ministry of Agriculture is to apply for the Protection of Products to Protector Products in the Agricultural Economy, to take advantage of protection and enjoy their benefits. The Ministry of Agriculture provides professional assistance to producer groups in the framework of the Geographical Goods Program for preparing their product descriptions and submitting their applications. As a result of the Geographical Promotemic Program, the number of Hungarian agricultural products with EU protected geographical goods, the Lamb of Clement, the Szabolcs apple and the Lajta cheese, and three regional brandy: the barbecue brandy, the Sárréti Kökénypálinka has increased to 87 this year as a result and the Cherry Pálinka of Nagykör received EU protection.

The program called “Traditional Tasks-Regions” was launched by the Ministry of Agriculture in 1998

Its purpose was to connect to the EU Euroterroirs program a collection of traditional and landscape agricultural products in Hungary. The Ministry of Agriculture operates the News Program as the pre -school of the Geographical Promotions Program. The competition can be attended by traditional and landscape products. At the ceremony, the first or three diplomas of the Ministerial Prize for Traditional Products (KDHT) received a ministerial prize and a diploma, while for its outstanding community marketing-communication activities, which are greatly contributed to the success of geographical goods and news programs and OMÉK 8 A specialist was awarded a ministerial diploma.

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