France will spend €70 million in April to subsidize fuel prices for farmers, logistics companies and fishermen, with measures including suspended excise taxes on diesel for farmers and per-liter rebates for trucks and fishing boats. The government implemented the targeted subsidy program in response to rising energy prices stemming from Middle East conflicts, with Economy Minister Roland Lescure emphasizing the measures are limited and designed to sustain economic growth.
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France will spend €70 million in April to subsidize fuel prices for farmers, logistics companies and fishermen, with measures including suspended excise taxes on diesel for farmers and per-liter rebates for trucks and fishing boats. The government implemented the targeted subsidy program in response to rising energy prices stemming from Middle East conflicts, with Economy Minister Roland Lescure emphasizing the measures are limited and designed to sustain economic growth.