The efficient production of the Community statistics covered by this programme, where Member State authorities are responsible for the production of harmonised national statistics and where Eurostat is responsible for the production of Community statistics on the basis of data supplied mostly by the national statistical authorities, necessitates close and coordinated cooperation.

It is appropriate to establish the Community producer price for one of those products and calculate the Community producer price for the others by means of the conversion factors established by Commission Regulation (EC) No 802/2006 of 30 May 2006 fixing the conversion factors applicable to fish of the genera Thunnus and Euthynnus (2).

For the sake of consistency with Community legislation in other fields, in the case of plant and livestock production, Member States should be allowed to apply within their own territories, national production rules which are stricter than the Community organic production rules, provided that these national rules also apply to non-organic production and are otherwise in conformity with Community law.

For the sake of consistency with Community legislation in other fields, in the case of plant and livestock production, Member States should be allowed to apply within their own territories, national production rules which are stricter than the Community organic production rules, provided that these national rules also apply to non-organic production and are otherwise in conformity with Community law.

Although the European Monetary Institute and the national central banks do not participate in the production of Community statistics, by analogy with Article 3 (2) (c), following an agreement between a national central bank and the Community authority within their respective spheres of competence and without prejudice to national arrangements between the national central bank and the national authority, data produced by the central bank may be used, directly or indirectly, by national authorities and the Community authority for the production of Community statistics.

(18) The main features of the consequent impact of the dumped imports on the Community industry have been a decline in production, capacity utilization, sales, market share and, above all, price depression, financial losses and a reduction in employment (19) Community production decreased from 428 803 tonnes in 1978 to 381 693 tonnes in 1982 with consequent decrease in capacity utilization which is more severe for the Netherlands where capacity utilization decreased from 99 to 77 %. In order to meet competition from dumped Czechoslovakian and Hungarian imports, especially in the white model ranges, a number of Community producers have fo ...[+++]rgone necessary price increases which would have allowed them to cover their costs and provide for a reasonable profit. Sales on the Community market have decreased from 407 834 tonnes in 1978 to 358 027 tonnes in 1982. As a result, Community producers' profitability has been eroded to the extent that since 1980 all producers suffered losses, in most cases very substantial ones. Employment figures verified by the Commission show a fall of about 8 % between 1978 and 1982.