export restitution

They are considered as exports and are therefore eligible for export restitution aid.

This means putting an end to protectionist customs duties and export restitutions, for example, in agriculture.

He does not allow such economic camouflage as monetary compensatory amounts and export restitutions to hide the real issues.

The Member States should physically check 5% of the export restitution dossiers, but they fail miserably in that respect too.

Otherwise, they may be sold on the world market with the aid of export restitutions under the regulation of commodity-specific Management Committees.

Once again, the annual report calls attention to the problem of export restitutions which account for EUR 3.6 billion, or 7.5% of the agricultural budget.

Export restitutions, which were designed as a kind of safety net, cannot therefore be held responsible for major damage to the agricultural sector in developing countries - as suggested in the recital.

Firstly, it must be made clear that export restitution is a European Union instrument of market control that is used very cautiously by the European Commission and applied only in a few exceptional cases.

Export restitution is a term in the EU for variable export subsidies given to traders to cover the difference between the higher internal Common Agricultural Policy price of a commodity and its lower world price.

The money which can now be released to benefit the population of Europe through tariff reductions, removal of export restitutions and reduced national support must not be frittered away in more appropriations for sales promotion measures and information campaigns.

EEC export restitutions (subsidies) undercut U.S. sales, with the result that farm-state Members of Congress, led by Senator Bob Dole of Kansas, pushed through new legislation authorizing broader subsidization of commercial export sales.