Import and export licences are generally required to support the price levels.\u00a0 Import licenses are required for most products including cereals, sugar, bananas, live plants, beef and veal, pig meat, sheep meat, goat meat, poultry meat, milk products, eggs and agricultural ethane, ethyl, alcohol.\u00a0 Import duties apply in the Customs Tariff.\u00a0 Quotas are managed by the Commission and administered so as to avoid discrimination. The Commission may take steps to restrict imports in the interest of the market organisation<\/p>\n
Export licences are required for products, in particular, cereal, rice, sugar, beef, veal, pig meat, sheep meat, goat meat, poultry meat, milk, milk products, eggs and agricultural ethyl, alcohol sector.<\/p>\n
Exports may be supported by export refunds which cover the difference between global and EU prices.\u00a0 This may differ depending on the destination.\u00a0 They are adjusted regularly in light of community and global market developments.<\/p>\n
The EU may take other measures through the Guarantee Fund.\u00a0 They may, for example, involve meeting part of state expenditure in respect of program such as for animal disease, and measures to encourage adjustment in the supply market.<\/p>\n\n
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