Area: Kmetijstvo
Competent authority: MKGP
EZU URL: .nan
Initiative ID: 641
Initiative accepted and completed: '2015-11-25'
Initiative classified in EZU: .nan
Initiative forwarded in response: '2015-08-26'
Initiative published: '2015-08-26'
Initiative submitted: '2015-08-21'
Response from the competent authority: Response from the Ministry of Agriculture,
  Forestry and Food:Farm tourism is linked to food production on the farm. The Regulation
  on complementary activities on the farm (Official Journal of the RS, No 57/15) stipulates
  that in order to carry out the complementary activity of tourism on the farm, which
  is a catering activity, the farm must provide certain value proportions of raw materials
  in a calendar year:- At least 50 per cent of the value of its own raw materials.This
  includes produce from the farm or products from the farm. Up to 25 % of the value
  of the offer may be provided by the farm by purchasing raw materials produced on
  other farms from the local market or processed on other farms with a complementary
  processing activity. If the purchase is not made directly from another farm, the
  invoice or receipt must show the origin of the raw material. The farm may purchase
  either produce or products from other farms (if the farm has a complementary activity).
  Due to the dispersed nature of the supply, if it is not possible to purchase certain
  produce or products from nearby farms, the possibility of purchasing e.g. from a
  cooperative sale is included. However, the invoice must show from which farm the
  products or products are purchased.- Up to 25 % of the value of the offer can be
  purchased by the farm as raw materials and products on the open market. The farm
  may buy produce or products from shops. The farm must provide at least half of the
  value of the produce or products. The other half can be purchased either from other
  farms (or e.g. through a cooperative) or from free shops. In addition, the Regulation
  also provides for an exemption under which the limits for beer, bottled water, mineral
  water, cocoa, tea and coffee are not respected. The possibility of not being able
  to buy all produce or products from other farms in the area has also already been
  taken into account when drawing up the Regulation. The possibility of buying from
  other farms through organised sales has therefore been included in the Regulation.
  The new Regulation on complementary activities on the farm did not create any new
  obstacles, as the provision on the provision of own raw materials was already in
  the Regulation on the type, scope and conditions for carrying out complementary
  activities on the farm (Official Journal of the RS No 61/2005), where in the second
  paragraph of Article 7(2)(b) of the Regulation, the provision on the provision of
  own raw materials was already in place. (2) For the complementary activity of tourism
  on the farm - catering, the extent of the agricultural activity must be such as
  to ensure at least 30% of the value of the farm's own raw materials, up to a maximum
  of 30% of the value of the raw materials which may be purchased from the trade and
  the rest from other farms.The new Regulation has increased the proportion of raw
  materials from the farm, while at the same time reducing the possible proportion
  of raw materials from other farms.The new Regulation has increased the proportion
  of raw materials from the farm and at the same time reduced the proportion of raw
  materials from other farms.
Text file: 641.txt
Title: Amendment of the Regulation on complementary activities on the farm
URL: https://www.stopbirokraciji.gov.si/pobuda/?st=641
