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Authors: Sonia Voinescu, Senior Lawyer D&B David and Baias and Gabriela Ifrim, Collaborating Lawyer D&B David and Baias
EU member states can set up aid schemes worth up to 400,000 euros for any company affected by the crisis caused by the war in Ukraine and operating in most economic sectors. Exceptions are activities in the agriculture, fisheries and aquaculture sectors, in which the amount of aid is limited to 35,000 euros per enterprise.
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