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On Matin Première, Anne-Catherine Dalcq defends the income of Walloon farmers

16/01/2026
In brief

Walloon Minister Anne-Catherine Dalcq is championing the creation of a strong brand for Walloon products and the tax exemption of Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) aid, in order to protect farmers' income in the face of the EU-Mercosur agreement. She sees this as an economic tool, not marketing, to restore value to agricultural work.

Better identifying our products means restoring value to farmers' work and strengthening their income. A strong brand is not marketing, it is an economic tool.

As a guest on Matin Première, the Walloon Minister for Agriculture and Rural Affairs, Anne-Catherine Dalcq, discussed the EU-Mercosur agreement and the need to concretely protect farmers' income. She notably championed the tax exemption of CAP aid, proposed by the MR President, as well as the creation of a strong brand to allow consumers to clearly identify Walloon products in shops.

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