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Legal act to apportion certain concessions between the EU and the United Kingdom (Brexit preparedness)

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ID: 1757

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STARCH EUROPE, 16 Jul 2018

Generally speaking, there are two Tariff Rate Quotas of relevance to the European starch industry in the Brexit preparedness exercise: 1. The tariff rate quota of Manioc Starch (10 000 tonnes) opened to all third countries (Erga Omnes) for exporting Manioc Starch at a reduced duty (66€/tonne) to…

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PROFEL - European Association of Fruit and Vegetable Processors, 16 Jul 2018

1. Dried onions: the EU sector of dried onions can support the current proposal 2. Mushrooms of the species Agaricus, prepared, preserved or provisionally preserved: after coordination with the European Group of Mushroom Growers (GEPC) we would like to point out that the 2 volumes mentioned are…

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European Sugar Refineries Association, 17 Jul 2018

ESRA represents the majority of the EU cane sugar refining sector, with members in Italy, Portugal, Romania, and the UK. EU sugar production is divided between refiners of sugar beet which is grown in the EU (~85%) and our cane refining sector (~15%) which is fully dependent on imports of raw cane…

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International Meat Trade Association, 16 Jul 2018

The International Meat Trade Association represents importers & exporters of beef, lamb, pork and poultrymeat. Predominantly our members are UK based & many also have offices in other parts of the EU. We also represent companies based elsewhere in Europe. Our members currently import in to & have…

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European Poultry, Egg and Game Association, 11 Jul 2018

EPEGA represents as leading organisation the interests of importers of poultry meat importers in the European Union. As regards the arrangements for the tariff quotas of poultry meat from third countries after withdrawal of the UK from the EU, EPEGA sees no need for action, to behave generously…

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SPIEGELEER CONSULTING, 28 May 2018

Tel qu'il est rédigé, l'exposé des motifs de la proposition implique que le principe de partage ne peut exclure aucune catégorie de contingents à l'importation. Ce principe doit en toute logique s'appliquer également aux contingents issus des accords de libre-échange bilatéraux et tout…