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"The excellent report by Mrs Salinas García indicates that this is fundamentally a good report. I will mention four positive points: the national envelope system, support for producer organisations, risk management and the school fruit scheme.
This would be a very good reform if I did not come from one of the new Member States. But this reform is discriminatory in several areas against the new Member States. On the one hand it is discriminatory as regards direct payments. For example, Hungary provides 2% of the Union’s vegetable production, and receives 0.61% of the costs of vegetable production.
The other area of discrimination has to do with processed products. Neither Polish berry fruit, nor sour cherries, nor the products of the new Member States have been included among the produce that is to be processed. And now these monies will be distributed on a historical basis, and it will be primarily three of the old Member States who will receive 800 million of the 1.4 billion. This is a very great injustice toward the new Member States, and I ask that it be rectified."@en1
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