“If we are to support certain sectors I believe the meat industry should be top of the list in the next period. This depends on the future government, of future talks with the International Monetary Fund. The budget for 2015 will be drafted in the second part of November, when we are likely to have a new Cabinet,” Constantin said Friday at the MEDIAFAX Talks about Agriculture conference.
He said the VAT cut on bread had good results and encouraged authorities to consider similar measures in other sectors.
Prime Minister Victor Ponta asked the ministers of Finance and Agriculture last week to analyze the impact of a potential VAT cut in other sectors, such as for vegetables, fruit and meat.
Romania holds presidential elections early November and the Cabinet is likely to change.