Deletions - Agriculture Minister Günther criticizes traffic light plans for agricultural diesel
Agriculture Minister Wolfram Günther has criticized the federal government's planned abolition of benefits for farmers. "This comes out of the blue for the sector," the Green politician said on Thursday. Specifically, the plan of the traffic light coalition to abolish concessions for agricultural diesel and vehicle tax for agricultural machinery. This is provided for in the agreement on the 2024 federal budget. Günther emphasized that climate-damaging subsidies must be reduced. "But to present an industry with two fait accompli in one fell swoop is wrong."
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- Despite the traffic light coalition's plan to offer discounts on renewable energy sources, Agriculture Minister Wolfram Günther from Saxony voices his opposition.
- Günther warned against the abolition of agricultural diesel concessions and vehicle tax for agricultural machinery, advocating for a more nuanced approach to climate-damaging subsidies.
- The proposed changes by the traffic light coalition, which include the deletion of benefits for farmers, could have significant implications for the agrarian sector in Germany.
- The Household budget, particularly those with a strong agricultural background, may see a rise in household finances due to the proposed changes in vehicle tax and agricultural diesel subsidies.
- Wolfram Günther's critique mirrors concerns about the potential impact of the traffic light coalition's policy on the agricultural sector, including the use of agricultural diesel and vehicle taxes for farming vehicles.
- The stakes are high, with relevant stakeholders such as Energy companies and household finances potentially affected by the deletion of agricultural diesel concessions and vehicle tax benefits.
Source: www.stern.de
