According to the court-appointed expert’s calculations, fur animal breeders will suffer nearly 64 million euros in total damage due to the forced closure of farms, but the head of the Lithuanian Fur Breeders Association, Česlovas Tallat-Kelpša, told BNS that this amount is too small – fifty farms are requesting compensation for 113 million euros in damages.
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