Valul de căldură din iunie a provocat pierderi de circa 2 miliarde de euro în agricultura europeană. Recolta de cereale, estimată la cel mai scăzut nivel din ultimii opt ani

The heatwave in June has significantly reduced cereal production in Europe, leading to estimated losses of around two billion euros for farmers. Experts warn that this decline may increase food prices and reliance on imports. The EU and UK are facing their lowest cereal harvest since 2018 due to extreme temperatures and drought. The total cereal output is projected to be nine million tons lower than previously estimated. France, Hungary, and Spain are among the most affected countries, with substantial losses in corn and wheat production. Farmers are struggling to adapt to climate changes, and the situation may impact Romania's cereal market as well.