Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2011-03-08-Speech-2-408-000"
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"The decline in the cultivation of protein rich crops and the replacement of domestic production by cheap imports on a massive scale may ultimately have a negative impact in the form of loss of know-how regarding actual cultivation techniques. It may result in a considerable reduction in research into the cultivation of these crops in a domestic environment. I also consider it important to retain sufficient variety in terms of the selection or range on offer of these products. As is the case with many reports or proposals negotiated by Parliament, the need for high quality products is also mentioned here. In relation to the products previously mentioned, it is also necessary to inspect actual samples, and to integrate this with verification of locally used agricultural processes and resources. Quality verification should be carried out very carefully and thoroughly when importing, through the use of modern laboratory methods and unambiguous identification of the origin of goods. For most EU countries, there are some typical crops. In the Czech Republic, for example, it is peas, which have a long-established tradition. Cultivation of peas is now in decline, however. The opinion of the Czech Republic is generally favourable towards the report submitted."@en1
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