Examples of using Intervention prices in English and their translations into German
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It is proposed to reduce intervention prices for butter and skimmed milk powder by 15% in four steps to improve competitivness on the internal
Intervention prices for a number of products are increased monthly
Intervention prices are cut by 20% in two steps of 10% starting in the 2000/2001 campaign to bring them to 95.35 euro/t from 119.19 euro/t now.
Commissioner Fischer Boel ruled out maintaining high intervention prices within the framework of what was felt to be the inevitable reform of the Community sugar regime.
A cut of between 20% and 25% in intervention prices also means lower financial costs for storage.
One group of Member States is in favour of cutting intervention prices by up to 30% instead of 15%
Percentage variation in intervention prices for the 1990/1991 marketing year compared with the prices adopted for the 1989/1990 marketing year for individual products for the EEC and for each country.
We have only just made the first step towards an overall 20% reduction in intervention prices, with a further 7.1% to follow this year
To make best use of these possibilities the Commission proposes gradually decreasing in 4 equal steps intervention prices for butter and skimmed milk powder by 15.
Intervention prices would be cut by 20% as from the 2000/2001 campaign to bring them to 95.35 ECU/tonne from 119.19 ECU/tonne now.
to increase intervention prices for butter and skimmed milk powder.
To enable sales to be staggered, the target prices, the intervention prices and the intervention buying-in prices shall be increased each month for a period to be determined of at least five months running from the beginning of the fifth month of the marketing year for.
years exceeds that quantity, the target and intervention prices for the following marketing year are reduced by 1% for every 50 000 tonnes in excess of that quantity.
The milk price was, and still is, supported by a system of intervention prices for skimmed milk powder
sector in 1992 and the Agenda 2000 decisions, the intervention prices for cereals were severely cut to bring them more in line with world prices. .
The main change is a 15% cut in intervention prices over three marketing years starting in 2005/06, accompanied by the
in respect of which target prices and intervention prices for colza and rape seeds are fixed,
The Commission's proposal to cut intervention prices as a means of restructuring is being thwarted by the requirement that full compensation should be paid through direct support, and that new support measures or other forms of market intervention should be introduced.
Intervention prices in the dairy sector,
Whereas in order to ensure that the greatest number of producers are guaranteed intervention prices, access to Community intervention should be permitted to producer groups