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"Madam President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, I congratulate Mr Scottà on this report which clearly signals the European Parliament’s desire and determination to participate actively in the forthcoming debate on the future of the CAP. I welcome the suggestion about creating a logo which clearly shows that a particular product is produced and processed solely within Europe. I believe that this will provide another show of support and an original guarantee of the high quality of our products.
In my view, a protected designation of origin and geographical indication system must be implemented. This will allow us to retain the distinctive nature of the regions and their character and make people feel that what they have produced is identifiable and valued on the market. This is why I believe that we must retain the Traditional Speciality Guaranteed instrument and consider it as a good example of our diversity in unity. There is nothing wrong in knowing that we are eating feta from Greece, white brined cheese from Bulgaria or mozzarella from Italy. Food quality and safety are among the main challenges that we must resolve in the future. Let us preserve the quality of our products and their competitiveness and let us guarantee a decent income and living for our producers and farmers.
Thank you for your attention."@en1
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