Traduction de «acp producers must » (Anglais → Français) :

3. Notes the fact that the agreement on trade in bananas settles twenty years of the most technically complex, politically sensitive and significant WTO-dispute, constitutes an important step towards the consolidation of a rule-based multilateral trading system, and at the same time could make a decisive contribution to the resolution of issues relating to tropical products and preferences in WTO negotiations; believes that the interests of Community producers and ACP producers must be taken into consideration in similar future negotiations, so that these sectors, which provide numerous jobs, are not weakened;

(3b) In establishing and managing the licensing system for ‘C’ quota, the Commission must aim to make licence availability compatible with the volume of a country’s exportable production, particularly by making adjustments to the allocation between traditional and non-traditional ACP operators (a readjustment of 'C' quota in favour of traditional operators to achieve a minimum allocation of 94% for traditional ACP producers, 6% for non-traditional producers seems appropriate) and in defining historical reference periods (the 1996/1998 ...[+++] period offers the best correlation between licence availability and volume of production).

France continues to attach particular importance to the quality of chocolate. It feels that harmonisation must at all costs protect the legitimate interests of consumers and of the ACP cocoa-producing countries.

Whereas there currently exist within the Member States of the Community producing bananas national market organizations which seek to ensure that producers can dispose of their products on the national market and receive an income in line with the costs of production; whereas these national market organizations impose quantitative restrictions which hamper achievement of a single market for bananas; whereas some of the Member States which do not produce bananas provide preferential outlets for bananas from the ACP States while others have liberal importation rules, which even in one case include a privileged tariff situation; whereas ...[+++]these different arrangements prevent the free movement of bananas within the Community and implementation of common arrangements for trade with third countries; whereas, for the purposes of achievement of the single market, a balanced and flexible common organization of the market for the banana sector must replace the various national arrangements;

Whereas in order to comply with the aims stated above, while taking into account the special features of marketing bananas, a distinction must be made when administering the tariff quota between, on the one hand, operators who have previously marketed third country bananas and non-traditional ACP bananas and, on the other, operators who have previously marketed bananas produced in the Community while leaving a quantity available for new operators who have recently embarked on commercial activity or are about to embark on commercial ac ...[+++]tivity in this sector;

Taking account of traditional sugar imports from the ACP countries and those for Portuguese refineries and an end-of-year stock (free stocks and minimum stocks) of 1.2 million tonnes, the quantity of A and B sugar which can be exported (on EEC responsibility) will be around 2.9 million tonnes, to which must be added the quantities of C sugar exported at the direct cost of producers (beetgrowers and manufacturers) of around 1.7 million tonnes; overall Community exports in 1990/91, in white sugar terms, can be estimated therefore at 4. ...[+++]6 million tonnes.