Regulation on Transfer of Skimmed-Milk Powder to Italian Intervention Agency

PROPOSAL FOR A COUNCIL REGULATION(EEC)ON THE TRANSFER TO THE ITALIAN INTERVENTION AGENCY OF SKIMMED-MILK POWDER HELD BY THE INTERVENTION AGENCIES OF THE OTHER MEMBER STATES

Stage: No longer in force
Procedure: Regulation
Last activity: 8 Jul 1983

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Council Regulation (EEC) No 1822/83, in force since July 1983, moves 50,000 tonnes of skimmed-milk powder from other Member States' intervention agencies to Italy's. Italy must take delivery before the 1984/85 milk year and sell the powder domestically as animal feed. Transfers are booked as zero debits and credits, with transport costs charged to the EAGGF account.

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