Traduction de «Prezzo a livello mondiale » (Italien → Anglais) :

6. Points out that the price volatility of recent years - both the highs and the lows - has made guaranteeing food security a particularly elusive goal; stresses that if farmers do not receive a fair price for their produce they will cease production; points out once again that EU farms produce between 17 % and 30 % of the world's wheat, milk and beef; stresses that maintaining viable farms in the EU will be of paramount importance for food supplies in the EU and throughout the world in the years to come;

6. Points out that the price volatility of recent years - both the highs and the lows - has made guaranteeing food security a particularly elusive goal; stresses that if farmers do not receive a fair price for their produce they will cease production; points out once again that EU farms produce between 17 % and 30 % of the world's wheat, milk and beef; stresses that maintaining viable farms in the EU will be of paramount importance for food supplies in the EU and throughout the world in the years to come;

6. Points out that the price volatility of recent years - both the highs and the lows - has made guaranteeing food security a particularly elusive goal; stresses that if farmers do not receive a fair price for their produce they will cease production; points out once again that EU farms produce between 17 % and 30 % of the world's wheat, milk and beef; stresses that maintaining viable farms in the EU will be of paramount importance for food supplies in the EU and throughout the world in the years to come;

3. A production refund may be granted on the products listed in Article 1(1)(b) to (e) if surplus sugar or imported sugar, surplus isoglucose or surplus inulin syrup is not available at a price corresponding to the world price for the manufacturing of products referred to in paragraph 2(b) and (c) of this Article.

This was possible because, under the Marrakesh agreements, import duties were calculated every fortnight on the basis of the difference between the world reference price and 155% of the intervention price; the Commission had opted to take the price quoted on the Chicago commodity exchange for US wheat plus the transatlantic cif costs as the world reference price; however, during these marketing years, the reference price calculated in this way was permanently around the 155% ceiling, allowing wheat from the Black Sea region to enter the EU duty-free or at very low rates of duty, resulting in a total price (FOB plus freight plus import duties) much lower th ...[+++]an the price of Community wheat.

Common understanding should improve, encouraging oil prices more compatible with global economic development.