Farmers head hundreds of tractors for Paris in protest


  • World
  • Wednesday, 02 Sep 2015

PARIS (Reuters) - Hundreds of tractors were heading towards Paris for a protest due to take place on Thursday where French farmers will call for more help with low prices and high costs in the European Union's largest agricultural producer.

FNSEA, France's biggest farm union which called for the protest, expects the event to gather well over 1,000 tractors and over 3,000 farmers in the streets of the French capital.

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