Traduction de «Agricultural crop products » (Anglais → Français) :

‘plant production’ means production of agricultural crop products including harvesting of wild plant products for commercial purposes;

In many cases, the size of production sectors and markets in the outermost regions is not sufficient to guarantee the sustainability of local processing industries, which are essential for the survival of some agricultural crops and a degree of diversification in the regions' economies. Consequently, in some cases these industries need to complement their supplies with raw materials from outside and to export or dispatch their products to ensure their viability. Given that there are no export ...[+++]refunds, no restrictions should be placed on the possibility of exporting or re-dispatching processed products which have received support under the specific supply arrangements.

28. Stresses its concern at the huge recent increase in illicit opium production in Afghanistan which fuels the power and role of warlords in the provinces concerned and threatens to bring the country to a crossroads whereat it could turn into an opium economy unless energetic measures are taken by the Afghan Government, affected countries and the international community; welcomes the conclusions of the Ministerial Conference on the Drug Routes from Central Asia to Europe held in Paris in May 2003, whereby countries affected by drugs originating in Afghanistan were encouraged to adopt national strategies for supply and demand reduction ...[+++]and to set up a single lead agency to coordinate national policies; but again insists on the priority of restoring the irrigation channels, being the only way of enabling agricultural crops to thrive as an alternative to poppy-growing; believes that consideration should be given to the entire opium crop being purchased and destroyed using international donor funds and funds saved as a result of this action from international drug law enforcement agencies;

28. Stresses its concern at the huge recent increase in illicit opium production in Afghanistan which fuels the power and role of warlords in the provinces concerned and risks placing the country at a crossroads whereby it could turn into an opium economy unless energetic measures are taken by the Afghan government, affected countries and the international community; welcomes the conclusions of the Ministerial Conference on the Drug Routes from Central Asia to Europe held in Paris in May 2003, whereby countries affected by drugs originating in Afghanistan were encouraged to adopt national strategies for supply and demand reduction and t ...[+++]o set up a single lead agency to coordinate national policies; but again insists on the priority of restoring the irrigation channels, the only way of enabling agricultural crops to thrive as an alternative to poppy-growing; consideration should be given to the entire opium crop being purchased and destroyed using international donor funds and funds saved as a result of this action from international drug law enforcement agencies;

(a) unprocessed agricultural crop products; also livestock and unprocessed livestock products, to the extent that principles of production and specific inspection rules for them are introduced in Annexes I and III;

(a) unprocessed agricultural crop products; also animals and unprocessed animal products, to the extent that principles of production and specific inspection rules for them are introduced into Annexes I and III;