The Department of Agriculture, Livestock Farming and Rural Development has published in the Official Gazette of the region the amendment to Order 48/2023, regulations that govern the Vinatï aid intended for the granting and management of subsidies for material and immaterial investments in transformation facilities and wine and spirits infrastructure, as well as in structures and instruments for marketing framed in the wine and spirits sector intervention of the Strategic Plan for the Common Agricultural Policy (Pepac).
The period for submitting applications corresponding to the 2027 call will be open from this Tuesday, November 10, until January 25, 2027.
As the regional Government points out, this regulatory review is due to the need to adjust the regional regulations to the changes introduced by Royal Decree 610/2026 and to ensure the continuity of these aid in the new European context that will begin in 2028.
The main novelty lies in the extension of the application period of this intervention through a new call for 2027, whose projects may be carried out throughout the financial years 2028 and 2029.
To make this possible, the deadlines for submitting applications, the modifications of operations, and the timelines for justification and payment of the aid are reviewed, in addition to introducing adjustments to some of the provisions related to its financing.
Likewise, the amendment incorporates the concept of marketing through enotourism within the subsidized actions, so that certain investments linked with the presentation, exhibition, and retail sale of wine and spirits products may be funded. At the same time, the associated annexes are updated to adapt them to this new approach.