Traduction de «Industrie de la transformation des métaux » (Français → Anglais) :

Integrated pollution prevention and control concerns new or existing industrial and agricultural activities with a high pollution potential, as defined in Annex I to the Directive (energy industries, production and processing of metals, mineral industry, chemical industry, waste management, livestock farming, etc.).

14. Stresses that even though Papua New Guinea and Fiji have limited fishing capacity and therefore a limited supply of wholly obtained fish and limited on-land processing capacity, the derogation from the rules of origin for processed fishery products, which is being actively used by Papua New Guinea, has turned that country into a genuine hub for the processing of huge quantities of tuna from a variety of sources (including the Philippines, Thailand, China, the United States and Australia); draws attention to the fact that the derogation from the rules of origin may have a destabilising effect on the EU's fish processing and canning industry;

The legislation covers the following industrial activities: energy, metal production and processing, minerals, chemicals, waste management and other sectors such as pulp and paper production, slaughterhouses and the intensive rearing of poultry and pigs.

Integrated pollution prevention and control concerns new or existing industrial and agricultural activities with a high pollution potential, as defined in Annex I to the Directive (energy industries, production and processing of metals, mineral industry, chemical industry, waste management, livestock farming, etc.).

Other consequences would be: the closure of hundreds of European companies involved in the primary processing industry and ancillary activities whose existence depends on local availability of the agricultural raw material, with a consequent massive decrease in the taxes paid by the companies and their employees and an even more severe deficit in terms of social security contributions; vast rural areas of the poorest regions of Europe would turn to desert, considering that 80% of European tobacco is grown in Objective 1 areas; there ...[+++] would be a general impoverishment of local systems where the production and processing of tobacco is highly concentrated, which in many cases forms the backbone on which a complex economic and social system is grounded and which currently provides the populations with dignified living conditions.

6. Welcomes the inclusion of a paragraph referring to the landing of fish in order to supply the local market. This is something which may assist the development of the newly-established local fisheries product distribution and processing industry. In this connection, wishes to point out that Guinea-Bissau's recent accession to the CFA zone represents a major advantage as regards the development of the local processing industry and trusts that appropriate technical and financing arrangements will be put in place to assist that development. Points out, however, that there is a risk of competition between fish landed by European vessels an ...[+++]d fish landed by the local smallscale fishing fleet and therefore draws attention to the need to land 'noble' fish (species intended for export) which can be processed by local industry without competing with local catches;