Traduction de «Marché d'écoulement » (Français → Anglais) :

Since 1992 the European Union has provided support for the production, processing and marketing of 'fishery products' in the outermost regions in order to offset the additional costs of transporting fisheries products from the outermost regions to the mainland Community market.

In view of the fact that worldwide demand is not falling but increasing, it seems that the Commission intends to restore a balance in the European Union’s internal market without taking into consideration worldwide demand and the balance of the world market, and without considering that in the hasty reduction of European wine production there is a risk of eliminating some vines which, while not producing products that are extremely strong on the market, are regional holdings of quality, with strongly-rooted historical traditions that still today act as the social fabric for entire regional areas.

Since the quotas have not been adapted to changes in the sugar market through the Sugar Protocol and surplus production within Europe has increased, re-imports of ACP sugar and so-called C sugar are being n the world market with export refunds. This creates market distortions, competitive disadvantages for producers from Third World countries and high costs for European taxpayers.

(11) The common organisation of the markets in the sugar sector is based, firstly, on the principle that producers should bear full financial responsibility for the losses incurred each marketing year from disposing of that part of Community production under quota which is surplus to the Community's internal consumption and, secondly, on a differentiation of price guarantees for disposal reflecting the production quota allocated to each undertaking.

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, since no representative quotations are available within the Community for the price of molasses, the price to be used in calculating the refund on this product should be the price used pursuant to Article 4 (2) of Regulation No 1009/67/EEC to determine receipts from the sale of molasses for the marketing year in question ; whereas, to make it possible to dispose of molasses on the world market, the price situation and potential outlets within the Community and on third country markets must be taken into account when the refund is being calculated;