Traduction de «Tariff protected industry » (Anglais → Français) :

It was introduced to compensate the catching sector for the disadvantages it may suffer as a result of the autonomous elimination of tariff protection on products imported for the processing industry.

11. Calls on the Member States and the Commission to do all in their power in their respective spheres of competence to impose strict reciprocity on the United States in respect of non-tariff protection and indirect aid to the space industry, in particular in respect of launchers; is concerned in particular about the prior government authorisation procedures required in the United States for launching satellites;

(19) All Community industry and commerce, including small and medium-sized enterprises, and all Community citizens that enjoy the economic benefits of the internal market should also be able to enjoy high levels of consumer protection, and in particular households and, where Member States deem it appropriate, small enterprises should also be able to enjoy public service guarantees, in particular with regard to security of supply and reasonable tariffs, for reas ...[+++]ons of fairness, competitiveness and indirectly to create employment.

(8) Whereas the Community scheme of generalised tariff preferences must also take account of certain sectors or products which are sensitive for Community industry and agriculture; whereas sensitive sectors should continue to be protected against import surges by beans of a dual mechanism involving a modulation of preferential tariff margins coupled with an emergency safeguard clause;

WHEREAS THE MOST USUAL INGREDIENTS OF COMPOUND FEEDING-STUFFS AND THOSE HAVING MOST EFFECT ON PRICE FORMATION ARE CEREAL PRODUCTS AND MILK PRODUCTS ; WHEREAS , THEREFORE , PROVISION SHOULD BE MADE FOR CALCULATING THE LEVY ON THESE FOODSTUFFS ON THE BASIS OF THEIR STARCH AND MILK PRODUCT CONTENT ; WHEREAS , HOWEVER , A STARCH CONTENT OF NOT MORE THAN 10 % NEED NOT BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT ; WHEREAS , WITH THIS METHOD OF CALCULATION , FEEDING-STUFFS MUST BE GROUPED UNDER TARIFF HEADINGS ACCORDING TO THE CONTENTS REFERRED TO ABOVE AND A STANDARD STARCH AND MILK PRODUCT CONTENT MUST BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT FOR EACH TARIFF HEADING ; WHEREAS THE LOWEST POSSIBLE STARCH CONTENT AND THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE MILK PRODUCT CONTENT SHOULD BE USED FOR THIS PU ...[+++]RPOSE ; WHEREAS IN FACT MILK INGREDIENTS HAVE A MUCH GREATER EFFECT ON PRICE FORMATION THAN CEREAL INGREDIENTS ; WHEREAS THE CEREAL COMPONENT OF THE LEVY MAY BE DERIVED , ON THE BASIS OF THE STARCH CONTENT ASSUMED , FROM THE AVERAGE LEVY ON MAIZE , THAT BEING THE PRODUCT MOST COMMONLY USED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF COMPOUND FEEDING-STUFFS ; WHEREAS THE MOST USUAL MILK INGREDIENT OF COMPOUND FEEDING-STUFFS IS SKIMMED MILK POWDER ; WHEREAS , THEREFORE , THE LEVY ON THAT PRODUCT SHOULD BE USED TO CALCULATE THE MILK COMPONENT OF THE LEVY ; WHEREAS THE LEVY ON COMPOUND FEEDING-STUFFS MUST INCLUDE A FIXED COMPONENT FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE PROCESSING INDUSTRY AND WHEREAS THAT COMPONENT IS LIKELY TO OFFSET THE DISPARITY BETWEEN COMMUNITY PRICES AND WORLD MARKET PRICES FOR PRODUCTS OTHER THAN CEREALS AND MILK PRODUCTS WHICH MAY BE USED IN COMPOUND FEEDING-STUFFS ;

Whereas the situation on the Community market in oils and fats of vegetable or marine origin is characterised by high demand and low overall production ; whereas Member States therefore depend to a large extent on the world market for supplies ; whereas this situation generally justifies the removal of the various import barriers and their replacement, except where certain olive oil products are concerned, by the Common Customs Tariff, which makes it easier for industries to obtain supplies by allowing raw materials to enter the Community duty free while duties on finished products ...[+++] serve to protect these industries and secure consumers' supplies at reasonable prices;