Add to ORKGAbolishment of EU sugar quotas will lead to lower sugar and sugar beet prices in the EU, leading to lower margins for farms. At the same time, expansion of sugar beet growing and processing in a quota-free situation can decrease fixed cost per ha of sugar beet and per kg of sugar, making both sugar beet growing and processing more efficient. Besides, lower sugar price levels will make Europe a more attractive continent for investments by sugar-based industries
World sugar consumption has been recording a steady growth in the past 70 years and, according to al...
Options for reform of the EU sugar regime were reported by the UK Sugar Traders website on March 25t...
The research presented is part of a larger study aiming at the analysis of reform options for the EU...
Abolishment of EU sugar quotas will lead to lower sugar and sugar beet prices in the EU, leading to ...
The European Commission has recently suggested abolishing sugar quotas in 2015. In that case, compet...
In 2017 the quota system, that has regulated the European sugar beet production since 1968, will ter...
The reform of the EU sugar regime involves significant price reductions for sugar and sugar beet. We...
As part of the 2006 reform of the European Union (EU) sugar regime, national quotas on the supply of...
In the 2013 negotiations on the ‘new CAP’ (Common Agricultural Policy), the option of voluntary coup...
The advertised EC policy toward sugar is clearly to let market drive supply and demand. But there ex...
As a prelude to the tabling of formal proposals for reform of the EU sugar regime the...
The purpose of the paper is examining the potential implications for the UK sugar beet sector of the...
Of the four options for sugar-sector reform, the EU is ruling out the two that would be least unfavo...
Although the EU is still in a quasi moratorium stage concerning GM crops, doors for GM crops in the ...
On October 1st the European Commission adopted a regulation reducing EU sugar quotas ...
World sugar consumption has been recording a steady growth in the past 70 years and, according to al...
Options for reform of the EU sugar regime were reported by the UK Sugar Traders website on March 25t...
The research presented is part of a larger study aiming at the analysis of reform options for the EU...
Abolishment of EU sugar quotas will lead to lower sugar and sugar beet prices in the EU, leading to ...
The European Commission has recently suggested abolishing sugar quotas in 2015. In that case, compet...
In 2017 the quota system, that has regulated the European sugar beet production since 1968, will ter...
The reform of the EU sugar regime involves significant price reductions for sugar and sugar beet. We...
As part of the 2006 reform of the European Union (EU) sugar regime, national quotas on the supply of...
In the 2013 negotiations on the ‘new CAP’ (Common Agricultural Policy), the option of voluntary coup...
The advertised EC policy toward sugar is clearly to let market drive supply and demand. But there ex...
As a prelude to the tabling of formal proposals for reform of the EU sugar regime the...
The purpose of the paper is examining the potential implications for the UK sugar beet sector of the...
Of the four options for sugar-sector reform, the EU is ruling out the two that would be least unfavo...
Although the EU is still in a quasi moratorium stage concerning GM crops, doors for GM crops in the ...
On October 1st the European Commission adopted a regulation reducing EU sugar quotas ...
World sugar consumption has been recording a steady growth in the past 70 years and, according to al...
Options for reform of the EU sugar regime were reported by the UK Sugar Traders website on March 25t...
The research presented is part of a larger study aiming at the analysis of reform options for the EU...