EU to allow countries to temporarily drop some greening requirements
The commission is set to allow EU member states to temporarily derogate from certain obligations under greening in CAP Pillar I.
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The commission is set to allow EU member states to temporarily derogate from certain obligations under greening in CAP Pillar I.
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