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Support of 12 million for the Douro will be paid based on the quantity of grapes left unharvested
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Support of 12 million for the Douro will be paid based on the quantity of grapes left unharvested

Jornal de Negócios12 September 2026 at 09:59

An extraordinary support of 12 million euros was approved for winegrowers of the Douro region. This amount will be paid directly by the Institute of Douro and Porto Wines (IVDP). Payment to Douro producers will be calculated based on the quantity of grapes that remain unharvested during the harvest. This measure comes to support farmers in the region given the difficulties faced in the current wine campaign.

Why this matters

The winegrowers of the Douro region will receive a significant financial support calculated based on the unharvested grapes, which can help compensate for losses or difficulties in the current wine campaign. This direct mechanism from IVDP simplifies producers' access to the subsidy, directly affecting the local economy and the sustainability of the Port and Douro wine sector.

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