Protesters say 'unliveable to be a farmer in France today' as they condemn Mercosur deal
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On January 11, French farmers protested in Paris, driving 350 tractors to the French Parliament to voice their concerns over low incomes and the recently signed Mercosur trade deal with South America. They argue that rising costs for fuel, fertilizer, and animal feed, coupled with stringent environmental regulations and pressure from retailers, have made farming increasingly unviable. The farmers believe the Mercosur deal exacerbates these challenges, threatening their livelihoods further.
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The Mercosur trade agreement, which involves countries like Brazil and Argentina, aims to enhance trade relations between the EU and South America. However, French farmers are concerned that the influx of cheaper agricultural products could lead to further price drops in the domestic market, making it difficult for them to compete and sustain their operations.
This article reflects the views and experiences of the protesting farmers and does not necessarily represent the official stance of the French government or the EU.
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