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	The Interaction between the EU’s Domestic Policy for Sugar and its Imports of Sugar from the ACP and Least Developed Countries. Adress by David Roberts, former Deputy Director General in DG Agri, European Commission I Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-08-31 08:11:37 Open Document File Size: 145,47 KB Share Result on Facebook City Lome / Brussels / / Company CSA / / Continent Europe / / Country Cuba / Thailand / Brazil / Australia / Columbia / United Kingdom / Peru / Fiji / / Currency EUR / / Facility Ghent University / / Holiday Commonwealth Day / / IndustryTerm food exports / food market / non food purposes / agricultural products / sugar content products / food / / Organization United Nations / Agriculture Committee / Ghent University / European Commission / EU Commission / EU GNP / World Trade Organization / UK government / European Union / Development Committee / Agriculture Directorate / OECD / / Person Stephan Nolte / David Roberts / / Position Deputy Director General / / Product Commonwealth / / SocialTag Trade policy Agricultural economics Sweeteners Economic Partnership Agreements Lomé Convention European Union Cotonou Agreement Free trade area High-fructose corn syrup International trade

The Interaction between the EU’s Domestic Policy for Sugar and its Imports of Sugar from the ACP and Least Developed Countries. Adress by David Roberts, former Deputy Director General in DG Agri, European Commission I Add to Reading List