Participation in Agricultural Fairs, Exhibitions, and Sales Promotion Measures

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Who is funded

This funding program of the state of Brandenburg targets stakeholders in the agricultural, food, and horticulture sectors. It supports companies, professional organizations, and trade fair organizers in Brandenburg in strengthening their market position and promoting sales. The funding aims to increase the competitiveness of these sectors and open up new sales markets.

What is funded

The funding program supports a variety of measures for market and sales promotion in the agricultural, food, and horticulture sectors. This includes participation in trade fairs, the organization of joint stands, and projects for supra-regional sales promotion. Consumer information and the presentation of rural customs can also be funded.

Type and Scope of Funding

Funding is provided as a grant within the framework of project funding with co-financing. The amount of the grant varies depending on the type of measure and can amount to up to 90% of the total eligible expenses, especially for professional associations and federations.

Conditions and Requirements

Applicants and ultimate beneficiaries must have their registered office or an operating facility in the state of Brandenburg. A minimum number of participants is required for joint stands. The funding is subject to EU de minimis regulations and must comply with transparent publication obligations when certain thresholds are exceeded.

Application Procedure

The funding application must be submitted in writing and using the prescribed form to the Ministry of Agriculture, Environment and Climate Protection (MLUK). After approval, disbursement will take place as soon as the grant approval notice is legally binding. A proof of use must be provided after the completion of the project.

Legal Basis

The funding is based on a guideline of the state of Brandenburg and is supplemented by the State Budget Code and specific EU regulations for state aid in the agricultural and de minimis sectors. These legal bases ensure the program's compliance with national and European law.