As such, a proportion of the sugar produced in the 2007/2008 marketing year will either have to be counted against the quota for 2008/2009 or be sold as out of quota sugar for industrial use, i.e. for bioethanol, chemical industry etc.

However, taking into account the expected sugar market trends, it may be decided, in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 39(2), to consider, for the current and/or the following marketing year, all or part of the withdrawn sugar, isoglucose or inulin syrup as:

The EU’s current trade arrangements with Croatia, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania and Serbia and Montenegro (Western Balkans) to grant unlimited duty-free access of sugar to the EU market has led to a significant increase in EU sugar imports.

[Translation] The federal government will soon be sending our troops to Bosnia-Hercegovina as part of a mission to impose peace, which will be neither fun nor entertaining.

Bill C-311 is an act to require the Minister for International Trade to retaliate against import restrictions introduced by the United States on Canadian refined sugar and sugar containing products (1110 ) In other words, the all-party sugar caucus wants to continue to fight to protect the jobs of Atlantic Canadians, western Canadians, sugar workers and the workers across this great nation by imposing the same restrictions on American sugar exports as those which have been imposed on ours.

- 2 - The Commission has adopted a final decision, which states that British Sugar has until August 1986, abused its dominant position under Article 86 by carrying out the following abuses, most of which were aimed at removing Napier Brown from the market: 1. Constructively refusing to supply Napier Brown with industrial sugar, part of which Napier Brown needed for its retail repackaging operations. 2. Reducing its prices for retail sugar to the extent that an insufficient margin existed between its prices for retail and industrial sugar, therefore making it impossible for Napier Brown to repackage industrial sugar and sell it for retail ...[+++] sale at a profit. 3. Offering sugar on a delivered price basis only. 4. Discriminating against Napier Brown by refusing to supply it exclusively beet origin sugar whereas it supplied exclusively beet origin sugar to other purchasers at their request.