Where, in cases referred to in paragraph 10, price comparability has been affected, the normal value shall be established at a level of trade equivalent to the level of trade of the constructed export price, or due allowance made, as warranted, under this paragraph.

Where, in cases referred to in paragraph 10, price comparability has been affected, the normal value shall be established at a level of trade equivalent to the level of trade of the constructed export price, or due allowance made, as warranted, under this paragraph.

8. Notes that the second Consumer Markets Scoreboard shows satisfaction amongst consumers with the services offered by food retailers, but reveals a lack of satisfaction on the comparability of food prices; also notes with satisfaction the first edition of the European Food Prices Monitoring tool published by the Commission as well as similar initiatives taken by Member States to permit fair revenues along the supply chain with an analysis of costs, processes, added value, volumes, prices and margins across all sections of the food supply chain, in line with competition law and commercial ...[+++] confidentiality in order to provide price transparency for consumers;

More strictly from a trade point of view, I would like to ask the Commissioner for reassurance that the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) may not be used to hinder the sale of medicines available at more competitive prices; safe, generic medicines that do not infringe copyright and whose only crime is that they are produced by emerging countries such as India and Brazil and that they may encroach on western pharmaceutical industries.

An adjustment for differences in levels of trade, including any differences which may arise in OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) sales, shall be made where, in relation to the distribution chain in both markets, it is shown that the export price, including a constructed export price, is at a different level of trade from the normal value and the difference has affected price comparability which is demonstrated by consistent and distinct differences in functions and prices of the seller for the different levels of trade in the domestic market of the exporting country.

35. Stresses the need for a successful pro-development outcome of the Doha Round; stresses also that the developed world should reinforce its commitment to reforming its farm subsidies through a world trade deal; underlines that there is a need for discipline on subsidies that lead to dumping or reduce export opportunities for developing countries; stresses that there is also a need for trade facilitation and cooperation to help food move more quickly and cheaply to where it is needed; recalls, in this connection, the efforts of the Commission to secure a trade deal at the WTO that would help boost developing countries’ income and alleviate the problem of access to food, because in a less distorted market and with the necessary accompan ...[+++]ying measures food supply will increase in response to higher prices; stresses that the results of the Doha Round should give positive incentives to the developing countries to invest in their agriculture and food production;