Farmers' blockages: the FDSEA hopes for a visit from the Minister of Agriculture to the A9, in Nîmes, Friday February 2

Gabriel Attal's announcements were closely followed again by the farmers mobilized on the A9 motorway in Nîmes. C.R.

David Sève, président de la FDSEA, espère la venue du ministre de l'Agriculture vendredi 2 février à Nîmes. C. R.

200 agriculteurs sont sur l'autoroute A9 à hauteur de Nîmes Ouest pour tenir un barrage ce jeudi 1er février, une semaine après le début du mouvement de colère.

This day of Thursday, February 1, a week after the angry movement of the Gard farmers who still occupy the A9 motorway near Nîmes west, was dotted with multiple actions.

In the morning, Maison Johanès Boubée, the wine subsidiary of Carrefour in Grézan, was targeted with waste deposits in front of its premises, but also the Leclerc supermarkets, route de Beaucaire, and Carrefour in Nîmes star . Since then, the farmers have returned to their blockade on the A9 motorway.

200 farmers present

In front of 200 people who listened to the speech of Prime Minister Gabriel Attal who made new announcements on the Egalim law, aid for breeders in particular, the president of the FDSEA of Gard, David Sève, announced that the Minister of Agriculture Marc Fesneau was to go to Nîmes this Friday, February 2. 

He also wanted to come back to all these recent announcements: "Finally, we are heard. There's something for everyone. We wait impatiently for it to be written down on paper. The Minister of Agriculture should be there Friday afternoon." The blockage is maintained.

David Sève confirmed it: "If we lift, it's the whole South that rises. If there is a victory, Gard has moved the lines through the determination that we have shown. We are now waiting for what will happen on Friday."