AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFood Exports: Malta Fish Farming expects to ship 700–1,000 tonnes of bluefin tuna to China this year. The company employs over 250 people and plans to recruit as exports grow. Agriculture: Government approved a national plan to curb Asian hornets after rising attacks on bee colonies and a drop in honey production. Energy Costs: Monday’s Budget is set to maintain €400 million in energy subsidies, supporting businesses and households. Maritime: Malta aims to strengthen its role as a maritime and superyacht hub, with a new industry association opening offices locally. A Malta-flagged tanker carrying Russian diesel to New York has also raised questions over EU sanctions compliance. Infrastructure: Enemalta projects will strengthen electricity supply for 33,000 families, while a €35 million investment will boost drinking-water production. Business Priorities: Malta Business Bureau discussions highlighted digital innovation, environmental requirements and the need for EU policy to account for island businesses.
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