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"en.20120913.29.4-245-750"2
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"Controlling production volumes is an essential tool which must be made available to all bodies involved in defending and managing protected designations of origin (PDO) and protected geographical indications (PGI), following the example of the cheese sector with the adoption of the Milk Package in March 2012. This will enable them to maintain a high level of quality and added value in their products and avoid market imbalances. Unfortunately, the Council and the Commission were unable to reach an agreement on this provision, which was supported by a majority in Parliament. However, other points in the quality package represent real progress, for example, in terms of protecting against misuse and shortening procedures. The Council, which is divided on this issue, has nevertheless agreed to confirm in a statement that this debate is not closed, but that it will now be included in the discussions on the reform of the single common market organisation (CMO). That is why I do not wish to call into question the agreement reached with the Council, as this would block the adoption of the text and put the debate on volumes management on hold. I will therefore vote against the amendment authorising this mechanism, which I otherwise fully support."@en1
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