Boletín Oficial de Aragón · 24 Sep 2026 · 9 vistas
INAGA authorizes a macro-poultry farm with 105,000 spaces in Zuera
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The Aragonese Institute of Environmental Management (INAGA) has formulated the environmental impact statement and granted the Integrated Environmental Authorization for the expansion of a broiler poultry farm of up to 105,000 places (315 LSU) in the municipality of Zuera (Zaragoza). The decision was adopted by resolution on September 4, 2026, and is made public in the Official Gazette of Aragon on September 24, 2026, with official reference BOA20260924024. The announcement is published in compliance with Article 64.3 of Law 11/2014, of December 4, on Environmental Prevention and Protection of Aragon.
The announcement, signed in Zaragoza on September 15, 2026, by Diana Remón Galindo, head of Technical Area III of Industrial Environment, falls under the Department of Environment and Tourism of the Government of Aragon. The resolution concludes file INAGA 500305/02/2025/05622, held by David Vidal Javierre, and is officially described as “02E-AAI + EIA” referring to polygon 10, plot 233, of the municipality of Zuera.
The Integrated Environmental Authorization is the instrument that concentrates in a single act the environmental conditions required for the facilities included in its scope, while the environmental impact statement evaluates the effects of the project on the environment. The full text of the resolution can be consulted at the INAGA document consultation link using the secure verification code CSVG6-8TISH-7VKBR-HQREG.
File data
- Resolving body: Aragonese Institute of Environmental Management (INAGA), attached to the Department of Environment and Tourism.
- Resolution date: September 4, 2026.
- Publication date: September 24, 2026, in the Official Gazette of Aragon.
- File number: INAGA 500305/02/2025/05622.
- Holder: David Vidal Javierre.
- Activity: broiler poultry farm of up to 105,000 places, equivalent to 315 LSU.
- Location: polygon 10, plot 233, municipality of Zuera (Zaragoza).
- Content of the act: environmental impact statement and Integrated Environmental Authorization (02E-AAI + EIA).
Legal framework and procedure
The publication is ordered under Article 64.3 of Law 11/2014, of December 4, on Environmental Prevention and Protection of Aragon, which requires resolutions of this nature to be publicized in the regional official gazette. The announcement does not reproduce the full technical conditions, but instead refers to the consultation of the full document through the INAGA document verification system, identified by the secure verification code CSVG6-8TISH-7VKBR-HQREG.
With this resolution, the project is environmentally enabled for its expansion up to 105,000 broiler places, once the environmental evaluation and integrated environmental authorization procedures provided for in the regional regulations have been completed.
Recent Background in Aragon
The authorization for Zuera is added to other resolutions from the same body published in the Official Gazette of Aragon in recent weeks, which reflect INAGA’s activity in the Aragonese poultry sector:
- The specific modification of the authorization for a broiler poultry farm of up to 108,000 places (432 LSU) in Sádaba (Zaragoza), promoted by Jaime Jiménez de Bagüés Aznárez.
- The modification of the authorization for a laying poultry farm of 1,422,000 places (6,208 LSU) in Ferreruela de Huerva (Teruel), promoted by SAT number 1733 Granja San Miguel.
- The review of the Integrated Environmental Authorization of the livestock farm Avícola Conte, SC in Robres (Huesca).
Relevance
The publication confirms that the largest poultry installation projected in the district of Zuera has already passed the regional environmental filter and holds an Integrated Environmental Authorization to operate with up to 105,000 broiler places. The official announcement allows interested parties to become aware of the act and consult its full content, a relevant step in a context of increasing public attention to the environmental and territorial impact of intensive livestock farms in Aragon.
Source: Official Gazette of Aragon, no. 186, September 24, 2026, section V (Announcements), b) Other announcements (official reference: BOA20260924024).