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"The milk package contains specific rules for the dairy sector regarding: the creation of producer organisations for the collective sale of milk; the recognition of inter-branch organisations that will be able to provide information and promote dairy products; and measures on drawing up purchase and sale contracts for raw milk. The compromise on the regulation was reached during last December’s EU trialogue. It contains numerous improvements on the previous proposals, including the requests of the Italian and European dairy industry on retaining flexibility in contracts, where the basic elements proposed by the Commission – price, volume, delivery schedule and duration – can be freely negotiated by the parties. Parliament’s efforts in the negotiations enabled the inclusion within the regulation of the protected designation of origin (PDO) and protected geographical indication (PGI) classifications for cheeses, which were absent in the initial proposal from the Commission. This is a fundamentally important measure which can be used by the Member States under certain conditions to match up supply and demand for products, preventing fluctuations deriving from the possible build-up of excesses of aged Italian PDO cheeses."@en1
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