Traduction de «prix-producteurs » (Français → Anglais) :

producer price | producer's price | production price

producer's price | producer price

producer price [ producer's price ]

guaranteed minimum producer price | guaranteed price

administered price

administered price | controlled price | administrative price

farm prices [ Community farm price | EC farm price | price for the marketing year | Agricultural tariff(STW) ]

government selling price | GSP

The Commission assessed the price undercutting during the review investigation period by comparing the weighted average sales prices per product type of the three sampled Union producers charged to unrelated customers on the Union market, adjusted to an ex-works level; and the corresponding weighted average prices at CIF Union frontier level per product type of the imports from the sampled producers to the first independent customer on the Union market, with appropriate adjustments for post-importation costs. The price comparison was made on a type-by-type basis for transactions, duly adjusted where necessary, and after deduction of reb ...[+++]ates and discounts.

Two Chinese exporting producers commented that the average import price of Indian producers was lower than Chinese import prices.

Withdrawal prices will increase from 30% to 40% of the average EU market price over the last five years for free distribution (so-called charity withdrawals) and from 20% to 30% for withdrawals destined for other purposes (such as compost, animal feed, distillation, etc.). A greater attractivity of Producer Organisations in the fruit and vegetable sector to producers that are currently not members, by providing more clarity about what actions by POs are eligible for EU funding support (for example investments in technology or quality improvement) and setting a maximum percentage of produce that can be marketed outside the organisation at ...[+++] 25%.

E. whereas the consumer is also negatively affected by such practices as low prices paid to producers and other suppliers do not result in lower prices for consumers and furthermore the large retailers use alternative products from third countries, which undercut prices to local producers, which means that consumers buy products produced to lesser standards - notably in terms of quality, food safety and respect for the labour standards, environment and animal welfare - than those demanded of EU producers;