Question 12720 — breeding

Summary

Mr. Emeric Salmon questions the Minister of Agriculture, Agri-Food and Food Sovereignty on the modalities for setting the national compensation package linked to compulsory vaccination against lumpy skin disease (LCD). As part of this health campaign, a national envelope of 22 million euros was announced to compensate breeders for around 1.1 million vaccinated cattle. However, during meetings organized with State services on the ground, including in the presence of the prefect, it was not possible to obtain precise explanations on the calculation method leading to the determination of this amount, with State representatives not being able to provide an answer. Furthermore, Rural Coordination considers that the damage suffered justifies compensation of 50 euros per animal. vaccinated, which would bring the national envelope to nearly 55 million euros, an amount much higher than that retained by the Government. In this context, he wishes to know the economic, health and technical hypotheses used by the Government to set the national compensation envelope at 22 million euros. He also wishes to know whether a precise assessment of the damage suffered by breeders, particularly in regarding economic losses and commercial constraints, was carried out prior to this decision. Finally, he would like to know if the Government is considering a review of the amount of compensation in view of the requests made by professional agricultural organizations and the difficulties encountered by the breeders concerned.

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