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"This report approves a Commission proposal to authorise the increase in the duty free tariff quota for Moldovan wine. The Commission is proposing an increase in the quota from 100 000 hl to 150 000 hl in 2011, from 120 000 hl to 180 000 hl in 2012, and from 2013 onwards to 240 000 hl per year. According to the Commission, the proposed increases are based on the fact that Moldova has systematically exhausted the existing quote, and take into account ‘the potential of the sector to improve its niche markets in the EU’.
Although it has been stated that the proposed level of increase does not jeopardise the EU wine industry, we believe that there are still some doubts as to whether this is indeed the case, and that is why we have abstained. This consideration has taken account of the situation of crisis which many producers, particularly small and medium-sized producers, are currently facing in countries such as Portugal, with the dramatic drop in production prices and the incessant increases in input costs. These difficulties are exacerbated by changes introduced with the reform of the Common Market Organisation (CMO) and the planned aim of production rights. This reform has benefited large wine industry most of all, along with some importers…
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