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"en.20120912.18.3-268-750"2
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"The current common organisation of the markets (CMO) in fishery and aquaculture products is far from guaranteeing the stability of these markets and a fair income for producers. In this context, a profound and ambitious reform of the CMO is required, which strengthens public intervention and market regulation instruments, to guarantee incomes in the sector, ensure market stability, improve the marketing of fishery products and increase their added value, by increasing the first-sale price of fish. This report points towards a weakening of the current CMO by dismantling some of the (few) remaining regulatory instruments. The objective is growing liberalisation and market orientation. Given the current state of the sector, this path will prove disastrous for countless fleet segments, particularly for small-scale fishing fleets. We regret that many of the proposals we tabled were rejected, such as: adoption of measures to increase the first-sale price of fish, inter alia by implementing maximum intermediation margins along the sector’s value chain; and establishment of a ‘management option’ which enables Member States to continue making key decisions (now entrusted to producer organisations) at national government level. Obviously, we voted against this report."@en1
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