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Beekeepers must declare stocks by September 30

Funchal Notícias31 August 2026 at 20:29

Beekeepers with registered activity in the Region must proceed with the Annual Stock Declaration between September 1 and 30, 2026. This obligation applies to all producers who carry out beekeeping activity in the region.

This information was announced by the Regional Secretariat for Agriculture and Fisheries, through the Regional Directorate for Agriculture and Rural Development, which is the body responsible for managing this declaration process.

Beekeepers can complete the declaration through in-person service, by going to the Division of Experimentation and Rural Development. The declaration must be made within the established deadline to comply with current legislation.

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