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Restructuring Scheme.
For background on the reform of the sugar restructuring scheme please see.
The restructuring scheme applies until 2010.
Sugar reform: Council backs improved sugar restructuring scheme.
The Commission proposes a new, voluntary and temporary restructuring scheme for the EU sugar sector, which will operate for four years(2006/07 to 2009/10).
Sugar reform: Commission proposes to improve sugar restructuring scheme.
With regard to the restructuring scheme, an ad hoc restructuring amount will be charged to finance it and will be assigned to a restructuring fund.
Annex 1: Quantities withdrawn from the market under the Restructuring Scheme 2006-2009.
The European Commission today proposed changes to the sugar restructuring scheme aimed at making it more effective and thus reducing European Union sugar production to sustainable levels.
The common organisation of the sugar market underwent a reform in 2005, coupled with a temporary restructuring scheme.
The Commission is now proposing an ambitious,voluntary and temporary restructuring scheme for the EU sugar sector, to be implemented over a four-year period.
If there is still insufficient quota renunciation, the quota cut at the end of the restructuring period wouldbe adjusted according to the volume of quota renounced under the restructuring scheme.
Exceptional authorisation by the Commission of state aids under national rescue and restructuring schemes will be for the following investments.
If the quantity of quota renounced by 2010 was insufficient, the Commission also proposed that the level of the compulsory quota reduction should vary in relation to the number ofquotas which each Member State had given up under the restructuring scheme.
Market balance will beensured by the amounts of sugar quota entering the restructuring scheme and the market balance tools proposed below.
The restructuring scheme was a key element of the 2006 reform of the Common Market Organisation for sugar, offering producers who would be uncompetitive at the new lower price a financial incentive to leave the sector.
European Union agricultureministers today backed changes to the sugar restructuring scheme which will make it more effective and thus reduce European Union sugar production to sustainable levels.
If insufficient quota has been renounced by 2010, the Commission also proposes that the level of compulsory quota cut would vary depending on how muchquota each Member State had renounced under the restructuring scheme.
Voluntary restructuring scheme lasting 4 years for EU sugar factories, and isoglucose and inulin syrup producers, consisting of a payment to encourage factory closure and the renunciation of quota as well as to cope with the social and environmental impact of the restructuring process.
The Commission will examine State aid under these guidelines for the following investments in fishingvessels if they are made in the framework of such rescue and restructuring schemes and where these investments are necessary for the return to viability.
Voluntary restructuring scheme lasting four years for EU sugar factories, and isoglucose and inulin syrup producers, consisting of a high degressive payment to encourage factory closure and the renunciation of quota as well as to cope with the social and environmental impact of the restructuring process.
In exceptional cases, the Commission may authorise national aid for certain types of modernisation which are not covered by the FIFGRegulation, if it is aimed at restructuring fishing enterprises as part of national rescue and restructuring schemes.
However, with the non-participation of EU sugar refiners in the restructuring scheme, the minimum guaranteed import price for ACP Protocol sugar will move in line with the EU institutional price and preferential sugar suppliers will therefore benefit from a delay in the cut of their preferential raw sugar price compared to EU producer prices.
In terms of the temporary'tie-up' measures, I would like reassurances from the Commissioner that these will apply to all those who have to tie up for a short time for economic reasons, and that the restriction that they willonly be available to those who are part of the restructuring scheme will be applied with the broadest interpretation.
However, by way of derogation from points 48 to 51 and 67,as regards individual awards of aid and rescue and restructuring schemes concerning primary agricultural production, the period during which further aid may not be granted except in exceptional and unforeseeable circumstances for which the company is not responsible is reduced to five years.
A top-up payment, to ensure sugar beet growers the possibility of receiving the full, final direct payment, as from the first marketing year, in the event that they abandon production, owing to the fact that the factory, with which they have sugar beet delivery rights,has closed under the restructuring scheme.
In order to create a further incentive for undertakings to participate in the restructuring scheme, those giving up a certain share of their quotas in 2008/2009 would be exempt from payment of the restructuring amount for the part of the quota which had been the subject of preventive withdrawal during the 2007/2008 marketing year.
The Commission reform proposals include a two-step cut totalling 39% in the price for white sugar; compensation to farmers for 60 percent of the price cut through a decoupled payment- which would be linked to the respect of environmental and land management standards and added to the Single Farm Payment;a voluntary restructuring scheme lasting four years to encourage less competitive producers to leave the sector; and the abolition of intervention.
Through the restructuring scheme budget, sugar beet growers will receive a top-up payment, to ensure the possibility of receiving the full, final direct payment to those growers, who have to abandon production owing to the closure of the factory with which they have sugar beet delivery rights, from year 1 of the price cuts.
Taking into account the results of the restructuring scheme provided for in Regulation(EC) No 320/2006, the Commission shall decide by 28 February 2010 the common percentage needed to reduce the existing quotas for sugar and isoglucose per Member State or region with a view to avoiding market imbalances in the marketing years from the 2010/2011 marketing year.