a Danone site blocked in Gers; other actions reported in Aude and Haute-Garonne

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a Danone site blocked in Gers; other actions reported in Aude and Haute-Garonne
Read also | Angry farmers begin second week of mobilization

A meeting is to be held in the afternoon between the demonstrators and two national executives from the Danone group, who have come to discuss with them, according to the same sources.

“An emergency fund to get you through the year”

These farmers from Aude, mainly wine growers, met at dawn to prevent trucks from leaving and entering the site, the third French port on the Mediterranean, where an oil depot is located.

“Genevard only lies”they wrote on the asphalt, in reference to the Minister of Agriculture, Annie Genevard.

The blockade was lifted at midday, before a major mobilization of the wine world announced in Carcassonne on Saturday.

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“No country without farmers”

In Haute-Garonne, members of the FDSEA31 (Departmental Federation of Farmers’ Unions) blocked a roundabout in Beauzelle, on the outskirts of Toulouse, where they built “a mountain of fed up” with straw bales, according to union board member Axel Tran Van.

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In Nantes, around fifty tractors were parked in the middle of the day on Wednesday in front of the prefecture, some carrying banners proclaiming “Don’t break my dream of taking over”, “No country without farmers” or “As a child we dream of it, as an adult we die of it”.

A concrete block wall was also erected around midday, in front of the entrance to the prefecture. “We are here to mark the occasion. We denounce the excess of administration in everything we do, the maintenance of ditches, the storage of water. […] We are made promises but nothing progresses”said Mathieu Bouteiller, member of the Young Farmers in Sainte-Pazanne (Loire-Atlantique), which produces milk, cereals and beef.

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a Danone site blocked in Gers; other actions reported in Aude and Haute-Garonne
Read also | Angry farmers begin second week of mobilization

A meeting is to be held in the afternoon between the demonstrators and two national executives from the Danone group, who have come to discuss with them, according to the same sources.

“An emergency fund to get you through the year”

These farmers from Aude, mainly wine growers, met at dawn to prevent trucks from leaving and entering the site, the third French port on the Mediterranean, where an oil depot is located.

“Genevard only lies”they wrote on the asphalt, in reference to the Minister of Agriculture, Annie Genevard.

The blockade was lifted at midday, before a major mobilization of the wine world announced in Carcassonne on Saturday.

Read also | Article reserved for our subscribers Anger of farmers: Annie Genevard, a minister on the front line

“No country without farmers”

In Haute-Garonne, members of the FDSEA31 (Departmental Federation of Farmers’ Unions) blocked a roundabout in Beauzelle, on the outskirts of Toulouse, where they built “a mountain of fed up” with straw bales, according to union board member Axel Tran Van.

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In Nantes, around fifty tractors were parked in the middle of the day on Wednesday in front of the prefecture, some carrying banners proclaiming “Don’t break my dream of taking over”, “No country without farmers” or “As a child we dream of it, as an adult we die of it”.

A concrete block wall was also erected around midday, in front of the entrance to the prefecture. “We are here to mark the occasion. We denounce the excess of administration in everything we do, the maintenance of ditches, the storage of water. […] We are made promises but nothing progresses”said Mathieu Bouteiller, member of the Young Farmers in Sainte-Pazanne (Loire-Atlantique), which produces milk, cereals and beef.

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a Danone site blocked in Gers; other actions reported in Aude and Haute-Garonne
Read also | Angry farmers begin second week of mobilization

A meeting is to be held in the afternoon between the demonstrators and two national executives from the Danone group, who have come to discuss with them, according to the same sources.

“An emergency fund to get you through the year”

These farmers from Aude, mainly wine growers, met at dawn to prevent trucks from leaving and entering the site, the third French port on the Mediterranean, where an oil depot is located.

“Genevard only lies”they wrote on the asphalt, in reference to the Minister of Agriculture, Annie Genevard.

The blockade was lifted at midday, before a major mobilization of the wine world announced in Carcassonne on Saturday.

Read also | Article reserved for our subscribers Anger of farmers: Annie Genevard, a minister on the front line

“No country without farmers”

In Haute-Garonne, members of the FDSEA31 (Departmental Federation of Farmers’ Unions) blocked a roundabout in Beauzelle, on the outskirts of Toulouse, where they built “a mountain of fed up” with straw bales, according to union board member Axel Tran Van.

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In Nantes, around fifty tractors were parked in the middle of the day on Wednesday in front of the prefecture, some carrying banners proclaiming “Don’t break my dream of taking over”, “No country without farmers” or “As a child we dream of it, as an adult we die of it”.

A concrete block wall was also erected around midday, in front of the entrance to the prefecture. “We are here to mark the occasion. We denounce the excess of administration in everything we do, the maintenance of ditches, the storage of water. […] We are made promises but nothing progresses”said Mathieu Bouteiller, member of the Young Farmers in Sainte-Pazanne (Loire-Atlantique), which produces milk, cereals and beef.

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a Danone site blocked in Gers; other actions reported in Aude and Haute-Garonne
Read also | Angry farmers begin second week of mobilization

A meeting is to be held in the afternoon between the demonstrators and two national executives from the Danone group, who have come to discuss with them, according to the same sources.

“An emergency fund to get you through the year”

These farmers from Aude, mainly wine growers, met at dawn to prevent trucks from leaving and entering the site, the third French port on the Mediterranean, where an oil depot is located.

“Genevard only lies”they wrote on the asphalt, in reference to the Minister of Agriculture, Annie Genevard.

The blockade was lifted at midday, before a major mobilization of the wine world announced in Carcassonne on Saturday.

Read also | Article reserved for our subscribers Anger of farmers: Annie Genevard, a minister on the front line

“No country without farmers”

In Haute-Garonne, members of the FDSEA31 (Departmental Federation of Farmers’ Unions) blocked a roundabout in Beauzelle, on the outskirts of Toulouse, where they built “a mountain of fed up” with straw bales, according to union board member Axel Tran Van.

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In Nantes, around fifty tractors were parked in the middle of the day on Wednesday in front of the prefecture, some carrying banners proclaiming “Don’t break my dream of taking over”, “No country without farmers” or “As a child we dream of it, as an adult we die of it”.

A concrete block wall was also erected around midday, in front of the entrance to the prefecture. “We are here to mark the occasion. We denounce the excess of administration in everything we do, the maintenance of ditches, the storage of water. […] We are made promises but nothing progresses”said Mathieu Bouteiller, member of the Young Farmers in Sainte-Pazanne (Loire-Atlantique), which produces milk, cereals and beef.

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a Danone site blocked in Gers; other actions reported in Aude and Haute-Garonne
Read also | Angry farmers begin second week of mobilization

A meeting is to be held in the afternoon between the demonstrators and two national executives from the Danone group, who have come to discuss with them, according to the same sources.

“An emergency fund to get you through the year”

These farmers from Aude, mainly wine growers, met at dawn to prevent trucks from leaving and entering the site, the third French port on the Mediterranean, where an oil depot is located.

“Genevard only lies”they wrote on the asphalt, in reference to the Minister of Agriculture, Annie Genevard.

The blockade was lifted at midday, before a major mobilization of the wine world announced in Carcassonne on Saturday.

Read also | Article reserved for our subscribers Anger of farmers: Annie Genevard, a minister on the front line

“No country without farmers”

In Haute-Garonne, members of the FDSEA31 (Departmental Federation of Farmers’ Unions) blocked a roundabout in Beauzelle, on the outskirts of Toulouse, where they built “a mountain of fed up” with straw bales, according to union board member Axel Tran Van.

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In Nantes, around fifty tractors were parked in the middle of the day on Wednesday in front of the prefecture, some carrying banners proclaiming “Don’t break my dream of taking over”, “No country without farmers” or “As a child we dream of it, as an adult we die of it”.

A concrete block wall was also erected around midday, in front of the entrance to the prefecture. “We are here to mark the occasion. We denounce the excess of administration in everything we do, the maintenance of ditches, the storage of water. […] We are made promises but nothing progresses”said Mathieu Bouteiller, member of the Young Farmers in Sainte-Pazanne (Loire-Atlantique), which produces milk, cereals and beef.

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What‍ actions are French farmers taking​ beyond blocking‍ Danone facilities to express their discontent with ⁤the government and its agricultural⁢ policies?

This article discusses‌ the ongoing protests ​by French farmers, angry ​about recent agricultural subsidy cuts.

Several mentions of farmers blocking Danone facilities are ‌reported, with farmers demanding action from the government.

The article ‌also states that: –

* **Farmers from Aude**, mainly wine growers,​ blocked⁤ the port of Sête. [[1]](https://www.lemonde.fr/economie/article/2024/11/26/les-agriculteurs-en-colere-bloquent-le-port-de-sete-et-demandent-une-aide-durgence_6413966_3234.html)

* **Farmers in ⁣Haute-Garonne** blocked a roundabout in Beauzelle, near Toulouse.

* **Farmers ⁤in ‍Nantes** blocked the prefecture‍ with ​tractors ⁣and erected a⁤ concrete wall.

They express their frustration ‍with the amount of administration involved in their ‌work and the lack of tangible progress on their demands. They are demanding government action to help them survive.

The article also mentions Annie Genevard, the French Minister⁢ of Agriculture, who is‌ facing criticism from⁣ the ⁣protesting farmers.⁢ [[1]](https://www.lemonde.fr/economie/article/2024/11/25/les-agriculteurs-en-colere-entament-une-deuxieme-semaine-de-mobilisation_6413847_3234.html)

The protests are expected ⁢to continue.

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