Примери за използване на Trade in bananas на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Agreements on trade in bananas.
However, it seems as though the Agreement on Trade in Bananas has added a piece to the big Doha puzzle.
In writing.-(LT) I voted in favour of the motion for a resolution on the conclusion of an Agreement on Trade in Bananas.
The tariff rates applicable to the trade in bananas were laid down in Council Regulation(EC) No 1964/2005.
This is necessary as a result of the vote to give assent to the agreement on trade in bananas agreed at the WTO.
I welcome the adoption of this Agreement on Trade in Bananas, but I would like to stress that we must protect the interests of all parties.
The site was created as a part of the international campaign Make Fruit Fair!, that fights for a more fair andsustainable way of trade in bananas and other fruits.
Agreements on trade in bananas- Repeal of Council Regulation(EC) No 1964/2005 on the tariff rates for bananas- Agreements on trade in bananas(debate).
As we have seen tonight,the politics of the trade in bananas is contentious.
I applaud the fact that banana imports are finally being put on an even footing, ending the unjustified favouritism towards former European colonies,which distorts global trade in bananas.
I think this because I believe that the conclusion of the Geneva Agreement on Trade in Bananas is not good news for EU producers.
I agree with the liberalisation process for the trade in bananas following the agreements reached in the World Trade Organisation and the bilateral agreements concluded with Central and South American countries.
(DE) Madam President, after many years of dispute between the European Union on the one hand and the Latin American banana producers on the other,an important step has now been taken thanks to the Agreement on Trade in Bananas.
The completion of this dispute and the agreement on trade in bananas in the WTO, resumed the development of friendly relations between the two regions.
I voted in favour of Mrs Balzani's text because agreements such as this one allow for more extensive marketing and greater differentiation in the distribution of the product,given that only a small number of producer countries are involved in the trade in bananas, which is limited to a select group of multinationals which control more than 80% of internationally traded bananas. .
This resolution addresses the conclusion of a Geneva Agreement on trade in bananas between the EU and certain Latin American countries, and on another agreement on trade in bananas between the EU and the US.
The agreement on trade in bananas will also have a significant impact on other developing countries aiming to export bananas, and we will have to help these countries adapt to the considerable changes in the competitive environment on the world market.
I therefore welcome the negotiations undertaken by the Commission andhope that these agreements on trade in bananas- the Geneva Agreement and EU-US Agreement- will be concluded as soon as possible.
The Geneva Agreement on the Trade in Bananas between the European Union and countries in Latin America, such as Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru and Venezuela, has resulted in a reduction in the tariffs on banana imports by 2017.
(SK) Mr President, I welcome the agreement reached in the lengthy andbitter legal dispute over the trade in bananas, which brings to an end the long-term state of uncertainty and instability in countries producing and trading in bananas.
The Geneva Agreement on trade in bananas represents an opportunity for the emerging economies of Latin America, but it also gives rise to new competition between banana producers in the African, Caribbean and Pacific(ACP) Group of States, the economic development of which essentially relies on the exploitation of their natural resources.
(PT) Madam President, by opening- or better still, throwing wide open- the doors of the European market to US multinationals,which now control more than 80% of the world trade in bananas, this agreement will have serious consequences that even those who are going to vote for it here are not hiding.
I voted for the motion for a resolution on the Agreement on Trade in Bananas because this agreement puts an end to a dispute lasting almost two decades and also marks a step in the right direction towards concluding the Doha Round.
In writing.-(DA) We support the conclusion of the Geneva Agreement on Trade in Bananas between the European Union and a number of Latin American countries and the United States of America.
On 31 May 2010 the Geneva Agreement on Trade in Bananas between the European Union and Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru and Venezuela was signed, providing for a gradual reduction in tariff rates on banana imports from those countries.
We welcome the overall trend towards liberalisation of the global trade in bananas, including the current WTO agreement, as well as bilateral agreements with the Central American and Andean countries, and possibly one day with Mercosur.
I welcome the fact that the Agreements on Trade in Bananas will constitute the EU's final market-access commitments for bananas and will be included in the final results of the next round of multilateral market-access negotiations for agricultural products to be successfully concluded under WTO auspices(Doha Round).
I voted in favour of the recommendation on the Agreements on Trade in Bananas, since these agreements put an end to the disputes in the World Trade Organisation and contribute to the stability of the world market in bananas.