Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2012-01-19-Speech-4-324-875"
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"en.20120119.24.4-324-875"2
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"The European Parliament, almost in its entirety, has agreed upon a resolution denouncing the imbalances in the food supply chain (which goes from agricultural producer to consumer) and setting out proposals for remedying them. The European Parliament sets a number of goals: promoting environmentally-friendly production and distribution, transparency regarding the rights of each of the players, particularly in relation to purchase prices at the various stages in the chain, and combating abusive and illegal business practices, in particular, by agri-food wholesalers against the mass of small and medium-sized agricultural holdings. Just as with the Bové report, this is about defending the agricultural sector by, on the one hand, enabling farmers to farm in an environmentally-friendly way but also to make a living from it and, on the other, by facilitating consumer access to all the necessary data. I regret, however, that Parliament has refused to go further by rejecting all the amendments of the Confederal Group of the European United Left – Nordic Green Left concerning, for example, a ban on dumping and selling at a loss and a cap on distributors’ profit margins."@en1
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