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Markets for agricultural products
Outline of the Community (European Union) legislation about Markets for agricultural products
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These categories group together and put in context the legislative and non-legislative initiatives which deal with the same topic.
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Markets for agricultural products
EU legislation supports the production and marketing of agricultural products, taking into account the specific nature of the individual products. 2007/2008 will see a period of transition from the sectoral approach, where each category of products is governed by its own common organisation of the market (CMO), to the single CMO, a new, unified, approach covering all products. Despite this technical revolution, the principles adopted under the common agricultural policy (CAP) will continue to apply. This new unified framework will be applied gradually to the relevant sectors in the course of 2008.
SECTORAL APPLICATIONS
- Common organisation of agricultural markets
- Wine
- Bananas
- Common organisation of the market in cereals
- Live plants and floricultural products
- Dried fodder
- Common organisation of the fruit and vegetable markets – (2007 reform)
- Common organisation of the fruit and vegetable markets
- Common organisation of the market in processed fruit and vegetables
- Hops
- Common organisation of the market in olive oil and table olives
- Flax and hemp grown for fibre
- Eggs
- Pigmeat
- Common organisation of the market in milk and milk products
- Additional levy in the milk and milk products sector (milk quotas)
- Rice
- Seeds
- Common organisation of the sugar market
- Tobacco
- Beef and veal
- Common organisation of sheepmeat and goatmeat markets
- Poultrymeat
- Towards a sustainable wine sector
PRODUCTS NOT INCLUDED IN THE COMMON ORGANISATION OF AGRICULTURAL MARKETS
- Cotton
- Ethyl alcohol of agricultural origin
- Ovalbumin and laktalbumin
- Silkworms
- Products not covered by a specific CMO