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"We have voted against this resolution since it is designed to restrict access to the internal market for third countries and in various ways to make it more difficult for them to gain such access, and since it is designed to introduce various new forms of aid for EU farmers within the sector in question.
We believe that the market in general must be opened up for agricultural produce, which also includes soft fruits and cherries intended for processing.
In fact, it is scandalous that the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development should, quite out of the blue, submit to us here in the European Parliament a motion for a resolution such as this, which talks of excessive imports of soft fruits from third countries and seeks, amongst other things, to introduce the following:
qualified market access
support mechanisms for producer groups
special safeguard clauses for entry prices, and
financial support to take old soft fruit and cherry plantations out of production in the event of prolonged supply surpluses.
We are absolutely opposed to proposals of this nature by this Parliament."@en1
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