Lobbying on Tariff quotas with licences | OpenLobby.EU

Tariff quotas with licences

Agriculture and rural development

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Public consultation

ID: 11892

Lobbying Activity

12 responses

Consultation response

European agri-cooperatives, 22 Aug 2019

By default, Copa and Cogeca support efforts to simplify and modernise the current regulatory framework. Regarding the current proposal to simplify rules concerning reduced tariffs schemes we believe that the Commission must take in account the conclusions of the meeting of the Committee of…

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Association de l'Aviculture, de l'Industrie et du Commerce de Volailles dans les Pays de l'Union Europeenne asbl, 22 Aug 2019

AVEC, representing the poultry meat sector in the EU, would like to thank the Commission for offering us the possibility to provide feedback on this regulation. Poultry meat sector: For the poultry meat TRQs, AVEC expects that the new proposal will create a complete shift of value of the TRQs…

Consultation response

Union Européenne du Commerce du Bétail et des Métiers de la Viande, 22 Aug 2019

Background There is an ongoing revision of the EU regulations governing tariff rate quota (TRQ) management and in particular on some aspects of the proposed administration for the overdemanded TRQs. Main objectives to administer TRQ in a fair, objective and transparent manner, is to increase…

Consultation response

Comité du commerce des céréales, aliments du bétail, oléagineux, huile d'olive, huiles et graisses et agrofournitures de l'U.E., 22 Aug 2019

COCERAL, the European association representing the trade in cereals, oilseeds, rice, feedstuffs, olive oil, oils and fats and agrosupply welcomes the Commission’s initiative in launching a public consultation on the simplification of the Tariff Rates Quotas Management. This below response is to…

Consultation response

Freshfel Europe - the forum for the European fresh fruits and vegetables chain, 19 Aug 2019

Freshfel Europe, the European Fresh Produce Association, represents the fresh fruit and vegetables supply chain in Europe. Our membership comprises associations and companies that have an interest in the European fresh fruit and vegetable sector at different levels of the European supply chain,…

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British Agriculture Bureau, 22 Aug 2019

The British Agriculture Bureau (BAB) represents the UK farming unions in Brussels and more than 75,000 farming and growing members. The UK farming unions are the National Farmers’ Union of England and Wales, National Farmers’ Union Cymru (Wales), National Farmers’ Union of Scotland, Ulster Farmers’…

Consultation response

Beef + Lamb New Zealand, 22 Aug 2019

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Consultation response

FruitVegetablesEUROPE, 10 Aug 2019

FruitVegetablesEUROPE feedback on Food & feed imports - reduced tariffs (simplified rules) Tariff quotas in the sector of Garlic FruitVegetablesEUROPE (EUCOFEL), is the European private sectoral Association representing the European Fruit and Vegetables producers and exporters at EU level.…

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Dutch Meat Importers Association, 22 Aug 2019

Please find below the Dutch Meat Importers Associations (DMIA) position on both the Delegated Regulation and on the Implementing Regulation. The DMIA represents the majority of the Dutch meat importers in both red and white meat within The Netherlands (with also a representation from Belgium…

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International Meat Trade Association, 22 Aug 2019

The International Meat Trade Association (IMTA), based in the UK, has represented businesses engaged in the international meat trade since 1895. We represent around 65 trading members (importers and exporters) and around 25 associate members, these are businesses who operate in relevant industries…

Consultation response

Committee of the European Sugar Users, 21 Aug 2019

Whilst CIUS supports the simplified rules set down in the EU Consultation in general, European sugar users would like to request to be eligible for applying for import licences for sugar, alongside sugar traders and cane refiners. This is missing in the Implementing Regulation. End users must have…

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Associação Brasileira de Proteína Animal, 16 Aug 2019

The Brazilian Animal Protein Association (ABPA) is the largest Brazilian organisation representing the animal protein industry with over 135 members. As a result, ABPA is responsible for the embarkation of an annual average of more than four million tonnes of poultry meat - of which 3.3% heads…