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COM(1988)57

Regulation on Surveillance of Sour Cherry Imports from Yugoslavia

PROPOSAL FOR A COUNCIL REGULATION(EEC)ESTABLISHING A SURVEILLANCE MECHANISM FOR IMPORTS OF SOUR CHERRIES,FRESH OR CHILLED,ORIGINATING IN YUGOSLAVIA

Stage
No longer in force
Procedure
Regulation
Last activity
6 May 1988

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Imports of fresh sour cherries from Yugoslavia into the Community of Ten require an import licence, with a deposit guaranteeing the import is carried out. The Commission suspends licence issue once volumes reach 3,000 tonnes in a calendar year. The regime also covers cherries cleared in Spain or Portugal then re-exported to the Ten.

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