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What does the citrus sector request for 2022?

You can now read the full interview with the President of Intercitrus, Ms. Inmaculada Sanfeliu, in EcomercioAgrario, where she analyzes the situation of citrus sector and the challenges for 2022. The full interview is available through the following link: https://ecomercioagrario.com/que-le-pide-el-sector-de-citricos-a-2022/

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