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We welcome the approval of the report on the CMO in fisheries products, which sends a clear signal to the European Commission that an ambitious revision of this CMO is urgently needed in order to increase its contribution to guaranteeing incomes in the sector, improving the marketing of fisheries products and increasing the added value of these products, notably by means of a substantial increase in funding.
Given that the CMO should provide an effective response to the objectives for which it was established and that the insecurity of incomes in the fisheries sector is attributable largely to the form of marketing in the sector, the price formation at the initial point of sale and the irregular nature of fishing, we regret that the Committee on Fisheries rejected our proposals which really go to the heart of the matter, including among others:
the introduction of maximum rates of profit;
the need for public aid and the establishment of effective market intervention mechanisms;
the consideration of production costs in the definition of guide prices;
the introduction of financial compensation for voluntary temporary reductions in the catch or the fishing effort.
We shall nevertheless continue to put the case for these fair measures."@en1
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