Rice Market Disturbance Regulation

REGULATION OF THE COUNCIL LAYING DOWN GENERAL RULES TO BE APPLIED IN THE EVENT OF DISTURBANCE OF THE MARKET IN RICE

Stage: No longer in force
Procedure: Regulation
Last activity: 1 Jul 1976

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Council Regulation (EEC) No 1432/76 sets the rules for when world rice prices approach or exceed the Community threshold price. It allows export levies, licence time limits, and suspension or rejection of export licence applications, with food-aid exports excluded. Measures lapse once the price condition fails for three consecutive weeks. It entered into force on 1 July 1976 and remains in force.

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