Examples of using Primary processors in English and their translations into German
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The aid is to be paid to authorised primary processors.
Primary processors must submit applications for authorisation to the competent authorities including at least.
The compulsory conclusion of contracts between producers and primary processors.
Checking compliance with the conditions for authorising primary processors and fulfilment of their obligations by persons treated as processors. .
Among the conditions to grant that aid it will be necessary to conclude a sale contract with authorised primary processors.
Provision must accordingly be made foradvances on the aid to be paid to authorised primary processors on the basis of the quantities of fibre obtained periodically.
Some primary processors of flax straw mainly produce long flax fibre, together, as a sideline, with short flax fibre containing a high percentage of impurities and shives.
The proposed transaction, as originally notified,would have combined two of the largest farmers and primary processors of Scottish salmon.
To prevent distortions of competition, the scope for authorised primary processors to use more than one cleaner of short flax fibre should be extended.
On-the-spot inspections shall also cover all cleaners of short flaxfibre who have concluded contracts with authorised primary processors for the cleaning of fibre.
The economic consequences for producers and primary processors, the impact on employment and the effects as regards changes in commodity flows have not been set out satisfactorily.
In order to inform farmers about the provisions applicable in the sector concerned,a Commission Communication to producers and primary processors of flax and hemp will be published in the Official Journal of the European Communities.
No aid shall be paid to authorised primary processors or farmers who are found to have artificially created the conditions for receiving the aid, thereby enjoying an advantage that does not conform to the objectives of this scheme.
Here, I would like to stress particularly that we introduced compulsory supply contracts between the producers and the primary processors, and we then also introduced the principle that every primary processor requires a licence.
The Member State may waive the requirement on primary processors approved for the 2000/01 marketing year under Article 3 of Council Regulation(EEC) No 619/71(15) to submit information that is already available, provided that the primary processors in question declare that there has been no change in the situation.
Aid for processing the straw of long flax grown for fibre shall be granted for the 2009/10 to 2012/13 marketing years to authorised primary processors on the basis of the quantity of fibre actually obtained from straw for which a contract of sale has been concluded with a farmer.
Authorised primary processors shall submit applications for aid for processing straw to the competent authorities in respect of long flax fibre, short flax fibre and hemp fibre to be obtained from straw from the marketing year concerned before the time limit laid down in the second indent of Article 71.
In respect of the first six months of the marketingyear and each four-month period thereafter, authorised primary processors and persons treated as processors shall declare the following to the competent authorities by the end of the following month as regards each category of products stored separately.
Authorised primary processors must be in possession of certificates of delivery or take-over from the supplier or consignee concerned or other equivalent document accepted by the Member State covering all consignments of straw and fibre entering or leaving the undertaking and not covered by a contract or commitment as referred to in Article 5.
After an on-the-spot inspection to check that the information covered by paragraph 1 tallies with the facts,the competent authority shall grant primary processors authorisation covering the types of fibre meeting the conditions for eligibility for the aid which they may produce and shall allocate an authorisation number to each.
Therefore, in the new producer Member States,provision should be made for authorised primary processors and primary processors to whom the competent authority has not yet granted authorisation in response to their application to inform the national inspection bodies of the quantities of flax and hemp straw and fibre held by them at the beginning of the 2004/2005 marketing year.
In the case of flax and hemp grown for fibre, in addition to the provisions on area payments in Council Regulation(EC) No 1251/1999 of 17 May 1999 establishing a support system for producers of certain arable crops(5), measures are needed to govern the internalmarket, including aid to primary processors of flax and hemp straw or to farmers who have the straw processed at their own expense.
Before 1 February in respect of each marketing year, authorised primary processors shall present the competent authorities with a contract for the cleaning of short flax fibre, including at least.
Regulation(EC) No 1673/2000 provides inter alia for measures relating to the internal market in flax and hemp grownfor fibre, comprising aid to authorised primary processors of flax and hemp straw and to farmers who have straw processed on their own account, the detailed implementing rules for which must be laid down.
Where checks show that undertakings entered into in authorisation applications are not fulfilled, authorisation shall be withdrawn immediately and,notwithstanding Article 3(3), primary processors whose authorisation has been withdrawn shall not be granted any further authorisation before the second marketing year beginning after the date of the check or the date on which any failure to fulfil such undertakings has been established.
I can accept Amendments Nos 24 and33 for those instances when the farmer and the primary processor are one and the same person.
NOTICE: The secondary processor must be the same speed as the primary processor if applicable.
Is obtained before l May following theend of the marketing year in question by an authorised primary processor and, in the case of persons treated as processors, is placed on the market before that date.
However, given the need to maintain an adequate level of control, that scope should be limited to a maximum of twocleaners of short flax fibre per authorised primary processor and marketing year.
Authorised primary processor" shall mean a natural or legal person or a group of natural or legal persons, irrespective of its legal status under national law, or that of its members, that has been authorised by the competent authority of the Member State in the territory of which are located his or its facilities for producing flax or hemp fibre.