After a plant-pathogen epidemic wipes out a perennial-crop region (olive, citrus, vine, banana), the regeneration plan exists on paper but no operating company sells smallholders the four-step replant bundle — uprooting of dead trees, certified resistant nursery stock, trellis-and-drip-irrigation install, and per-project phytosanitary paperwork — as a turn-key crew-based contract at the scale and price-point regeneration funding assumes. The pattern shows up in different jurisdictions with country-specific deadlines, fines and vendor ecosystems — but operators face the same underlying squeeze. Filter by country or industry above.
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