Minister Margaritis Schinas announced increased tax exemptions for agricultural diesel. The Special Consumption Tax (SCT) exemption now covers higher volumes of diesel used in farming. The tax relief applies to a rate of €0.5084 per litre. The change aims to reduce costs for farmers. The policy supports agricultural productivity. The adjustment was made under the Rural Development and Food ministry. Farmers can now benefit from greater fuel cost savings. The move follows recent economic reforms. The government seeks to boost rural sector competitiveness. The new rules apply to diesel used in agricultural operations. The tax exemption is part of broader fiscal support measures. The policy is expected to ease financial pressure on farmers. The change reflects ongoing efforts to stabilize the agricultural sector.
Greece Announces Tax Relief for Agricultural Diesel



























