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"I voted in favour of the report on agricultural product quality schemes. The farming sector accounts for a significant part of the economy and production costs are high. I think that quality schemes are able to complement and contribute to rural development policy as well as market and income support policies applied as part of the common agricultural policy (CAP), especially in areas where the farming sector is of greater economic importance, in particular, in disadvantaged areas. Operating quality schemes for producers, which reward them for their efforts to produce a diverse range of quality products, can benefit the rural economy, particularly in less favoured areas, in mountain areas and in the outermost regions.
In order to avoid creating unfair competitive conditions, any producer, including third-country producers, should be able to use a registered name of a traditional speciality guaranteed, provided that the relevant product complies with the requirements of the relevant specification and the producer is covered by a system of controls. I think that access needs to be provided to the register containing protected designations of origin and geographical indications to make it easier to inform the public."@en1
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