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"This report, drafted by Mr Bové, concerns the farm input supply chain, particularly in terms of its structure and its implications. At a time when the common agricultural policy (CAP) post-2013 is being discussed, it is pertinent to discuss the problems affecting this strategic sector of the EU in order to halt the flow of people abandoning farming, which jeopardises not only the lack of certain agricultural products, but, above all, the ecosystems associated with this activity in rural and mountainous areas. This is an extremely important and topical report and I voted for it, since it draws attention to the real problems existing in the farm input supply chain and identifies the measures to be taken. An economic activity in which input costs have increased by 60% over a decade, while product costs have risen by only 25%, as has happened in the case of energy costs, is not sustainable. Energy efficiency should be a priority in the new CAP. Finally, I welcome the recognition of the need to provide support to farmers under the ‘greening measures’ set out in the new CAP, with the aim of addressing the new challenges in terms of the environment and competitiveness."@en1
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