(5) Since the quantities covered by the specific supply arrangements are limited to the supply requirements of the FOD, those arrangements do not impair the proper functioning of the internal market. In addition, the economic advantages of the specific supply arrangements should not provoke deflections of trade in the products concerned. Re-dispatching or re-exportation of those products from the FOD should therefore be prohibited. However, trade flows between the FOD are not covered by this prohibition. Nor does it apply, where processing is concerned, subject to certain conditions, to exports to third countries to promote regional trad ...[+++]e or to traditional consignments to the rest of the Community.

(2) The particular geographical situation of the French overseas departments (FOD) imposes additional transport costs in supplying essential products, for processing and as agricultural inputs. In addition, objective factors arising as a result of insularity and extreme remoteness impose further constraints on operators and producers in the FOD that severely handicap their activities. This is true particularly in the case of the supply of cereals, which are by and large not produced and cannot be produced on a large scale in the FOD, rendering them dependent on external sources of supply. These handicaps can be alleviated by lowering the price of these essential products. It is therefore appropriate to introduce ...[+++]specific supply arrangements with a view to ensuring supply to the FOD from local production and to mitigating the additional costs of the remoteness, insularity and outermost location of the FOD.

The particular geographical situation of the French overseas departments imposes additional transport costs in supplying essential products for human consumption, for processing and as agricultural inputs. In addition, objective factors arising as a result of insularity impose further constraints on economic operators and producers in these islands that severely handicap their activities. This is true particularly in the case of the supply of cereals, which are not and cannot be produced in the overseas departments, rendering them dependent on external sources of supply. These handicaps can be alleviated by lowering the price of these essential products. It is therefore appropriate to introduce specific ...[+++] supply arrangements with a view to ensuring supply to the overseas departments from local production and to mitigating the additional costs of the remoteness and insularity of these departments.

The particular geographical situation and the remoteness of the French overseas departments impose additional transport costs in supplying essential products for human consumption, for processing and as agricultural inputs. In addition, objective factors arising as a result of insularity impose further constraints on economic operators and producers in these islands that severely handicap their activities, as do other factors such as the impossibility of economies of scale, limited water and energy resources and particularly high production costs . This is true particularly in the case of the supply of cereals, which are not and cannot be produced in the overseas departments, rendering them dependent on external sources of supply. These han ...[+++]dicaps can be alleviated by lowering the price of these essential products. It is therefore appropriate to introduce specific supply arrangements with a view to ensuring supply to the overseas departments from local production and to mitigating the additional costs of the remoteness and insularity of these departments.

The particular geographical situation and the remoteness of the Canary Islands impose additional transport costs in supplying essential products for human consumption, for processing and as agricultural inputs. In addition, objective factors arising as a result of insularity impose further constraints on economic operators and producers in the Canary Islands that severely handicap their activities, as do other factors such as the impossibility of economies of scale, limited water and energy resources and particularly high production costs . These handicaps can be alleviated by lowering the price of these essential products. It is therefore appropriate to introduce specific supply ar ...[+++]rangements to guarantee supply to these islands and compensate for the additional costs arising from their insularity and remoteness.

The particular geographical situation of the Canary Islands imposes additional transport costs in supplying essential products for human consumption, for processing and as agricultural inputs. In addition, objective factors arising as a result of insularity impose further constraints on economic operators and producers in the Canary Islands that severely handicap their activities. These handicaps can be alleviated by lowering the price of these essential products. It is therefore appropriate to introduce specific supply arrangements to guarantee supply to these islands and compensate for the additional costs arising from their insularity ...[+++] and remoteness.