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Common Agricultural Policy
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History Sectors covered by the CAP The common agricultural policy price intervention covers only some agricultural products, which are, by mutual agreement, subject to the organisation of the EU market: * cereal, rice, potatoes * oilseeds * dried fodder * milk and milk products, wine, honey * beef and veal, poultry meat and eggs, pig meat, sheep / lamb meat and goat meat * sugar * fruit and vegetables * cotton * peas, field beans * sweet lupins * olive oil * seed flax * silkworms * fibre flax * hemp * tobacco * hops * seeds * flowers and live plants * animal feed stuffs The coverage of products in the external trade regime (EU) is more extensive than the coverage of the CAP regime. This is to limit competition between a CAP product or any EU product with added-value produced from a CAP covered product with an external product (for example,...
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