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Greek Farmers Push Back as EU–Mercosur Deal Reignites Feta and Agricultural Fears

Published on: Monday 12 January 2026

As tractors line highways and banners reading “NO MERCOSUR” appear across Greece, farmers are once again making their presence — and their concerns ...

News source: https://hellenicnews.com/2026/01/13/greek-farmers-feta-and-agricultural-fears/

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Greek Farmers Push Back as EU–Mercosur Deal Reignites Feta and Agricultural Fears