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"The 2009 crisis, along with volatile prices and distortion in the workings of the milk market detected during recent years, led me to consider the need for deep reforms of the operation of the sector’s value chain and the responsibility of the European Parliament to promote such reforms, given its role as colegislator for agriculture pursuant to the Treaty of Lisbon.
Today’s approval of the regulation regarding contractual relations in the milk sector is a significant step in the right direction and moves the reform of the CAP forward. It identifies the possibility for producers to negotiate collectively through their organisations and favours interprofessional organisations. The new contracts will provide greater stability and fairer competition. The new framework will make it possible for the most efficient holdings to grow in the future and will also boost product diversification and improvements in quality.
With respect to Spain, it means that the Royal Decree for milk of last April, which anticipated this direction, can now be fully effective. The beneficial effects of the new model can be seen in Galicia, where 45% of milk production is marketed under approved contracts that have helped to level prices out a little more."@en1
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