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Articles in December, 2003 issue of Europe Agri

• MAXIMUM RESIDUE LEVELS SET FOR TWO MORE VETERINARY MEDICINES.(Annex 1 of Regulation 2377/90/EEC.)(Brief Article)
• CALL FOR GUARANTEES BEFORE ANY LIFTING OF GM-MORATORIUM.(Brief Article)
• SEPTEMBER MILK COLLECTION RISES 1.9% COMPARED TO 2002.(Brief Article)
• DIAGEO HEADS OFF WHISKY DISPUTE.(Brief Article)
• PACKAGING WASTE: AGREEMENT IN CONCILIATION ON PACKAGING WASTE DIRECTIVE.
• STATE AID: REFORM OF STATE AID RULES FOR AGRICULTURAL SMES UNVEILED.
• FISH COUNCIL: COMPROMISE ON COD AND NORTHERN HAKE TABLED.
• RADEBERGER TAKES STAKE IN RIVAL BREWER STUTTGARTER HOFBRAEU.(Brief Article)
• MEPS SUPPORT PROPOSED 2004/05 SEED AID.(Brief Article)
• EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON GM-FOOD RISK MANAGEMENT.(Brief Article)
• JULY FARM PRICES ON A PAR WITH JULY 2002, TRADE EASIER.(Brief Article)
• FISCHLER'S FIVE TESTS TO KICK-START WTO TALKS.
• OLIVE OIL: FRENCH INDUSTRY UNPERTURBED BY SECTOR REFORMS.(Brief Article)
• ENVIRONMENT: MEPS SAY CONSUMERS NEED BETTER INFORMATION ON DETERGENTS.
• FARM COUNCIL: MINISTERS DISCUSS ANIMAL WELFARE, PIGS, BASMATI RICE & RISK MANAGEMENT.
• TURN AROUND SPECIALIST STEPS IN TO SAVE PARMALAT.(Brief Article)
• ABN AMRO CLEARED TO BUY SWEDEN'S GLOBAL GARDEN PRODUCTS.
• MEPS ADOPT REPORT ON GM CO-EXISTENCE WITH CONVENTIONAL CROPS.
• EU/ACP: ACP MINISTERS BACK DOHA ROUND RE-LAUNCH.
• ITALIAN DRINKS GIANT CAMPARI SWALLOWS BARBERO FOR EURO 150 MILLION.(Brief Article)
• GENETIC ENGINEERING: MEPS LEAVE CHOICE UP TO FARMERS AND CONSUMERS.
• MEPS ADOPT REPORT ON ARCTIC FARMING.(Brief Article)
• COUNCIL ROLLS OVER US WINE DEROGATIONS FOR TWO YEARS.(Brief Article)
• ROMANIA DEVELOPING AN ANTI-HAIL MISSILE SYSTEM.(Brief Article)
• OBESITY: STUDY HIGHLIGHTS DIFFERING PERCEPTIONS AT EU LEVEL.(Brief Article)
• DAIRY PRODUCTS: MILK SUPPLY VARIES LITTLE BETWEEN 1995 AND 2002.(Brief Article)
• FISHERIES: 17% OF EU FISHERIES PRODUCTION COMES FROM AQUACULTURE.(Brief Article)
• INDUSTRY CRITICAL OF PROPOSED MAXIMUM LEVELS FOR MYCOTOXINS.(Brief Article)
• ENVIRONMENT: POLICY REVIEW URGES SPEEDIER REFORMS.
• FARM MINISTERS AGREE TO REDUCTION IN LAND SET-ASIDE RATE.(Brief Article)
• BULGARTABAK TO BE BROKEN UP IN 3RD SALE ATTEMPT.(Brief Article)
• GENETIC ENGINEERING: AUSTRIA ASKED TO IMPROVE TRAINING OF GM-FOOD INSPECTORS.
• MEPS ADOPT REPORT ON ARCTIC FARMING.(Brief Article)
• NO MORE MAN FROM DEL MONTE, AS FOOD FIRM CRUMBLES.(Brief Article)
• COMMISSION RECORDS DESIGNATIONS OF ORIGIN FOR GERMAN SAUSAGES.(Brief Article)
• GENETIC ENGINEERING: SHORT DISTANCE BETWEEN CROPS IS ENOUGH TO LIMIT GENE TRANSFER.(UK. Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs)
• FISHERIES MINISTERS ADOPT 2004 GUIDE PRICES.(Brief Article)
• MORRISON SUPERMARKET CHAIN OFFERS [pounds sterling]3 BN FOR RIVAL SAFEWAY.(Brief Article)
• EURO 800,000 FOR FOOT-AND-MOUTH SERUMS.(Brief Article)
• TWO NEW MICRO-ORGANISMS APPROVED FOR PIG AND POULTRY FEED.(Enterococcus faecium )(Brief Article)
• GENETIC RESEARCH: UNABLE TO REACH AN AGREEMENT, MINISTERS CLOSE DEBATE ON STEM CELLS.
• COMMISSION RATIONALISES RULES ON SUPPORT TO CITRUS SECTOR.(Brief Article)
• EUROCHAMBRES LAUNCHES TRAINING PROGRAMME ON EU ACQUIS FOR FUTURE MEMBER STATES.(Brief Article)
• EU SPONSORS CONFERENCE ON ORGANIC COTTON PRODUCTION.(Brief Article)
• FISHERIES: MEMBER STATES OVERTURN PROPOSED ANCHOVY QUOTA CUTS FOR END-2003.
• FISH COUNCIL: COD, HAKE RECOVERY PLANS ADOPTED AND 2004 TACS.
• AHOLD BAILED OUT BY SHAREHOLDERS.(Brief Article)
• FRANCE ADJUSTS TAX INCENTIVES FOR BIOFUELS.(Brief Article)
• FISHERIES: COMMISSION PROPOSES HARSH TACS AND QUOTAS FOR 2004.
• SOMERFIELD INSURES WINE BUYER'S TASTE BUDS FOR [pounds sterling]10 MILLION.(Brief Article)
• RESEARCH: BUSQUIN HIGHLIGHTS ADVANTAGES OF CHEMICAL REGISTRATION SYSTEM.(European Mine, Chemical and Energy Workers Federation)(European Chemical Employers Group)
• FARM PRICES: PROFITABILITY CLIMBS HIGHER IN AUGUST.(Brief Article)
• EU/CHINA: COMMISSION DROPS CITRUS SAFEGUARD INVESTIGATION.(Brief Article)
• ROMANIAN FARM CONSULTANTS TRAINED IN AMERICA.(Brief Article)
• NESTLE AND COLGATE JOINT VENTURES CLEARED.(Brief Article)
• COMMISSION REGISTERS DESIGNATIONS OF ORIGIN FOR SPANISH REGIONAL BUTTER.(Brief Article)
• FISHING FLEETS REDUCED BY 11% IN FIVE YEARS.(Brief Article)
• COLLAGEN CERTIFICATE FINALISED FOR US IMPORTS.(Brief Article)
• NUTRITION: COMMUNITY PROJECT ON SELF-HELP GUIDES FOR BULIMIA SUFFERERS.(Brief Article)
• DEVELOPMENT/RESEARCH: COMMISSION APPROVES EURO 200 MILLION FOR CLINICAL TRIALS PROGRAMME.(Brief Article)
• DEBATE ON COTTON, OLIVE OIL, TOBACCO AND HOPS REFORMS HEATS UP.(Brief Article)
• EURO 5 MILLION PROFIT FOR SLOVAKIAN PAPER GROUP KAPPA STUROVO.(Kappa Sturovo)(Brief Article)(Company Profile)
• DUTCH WESSANEN APPOINTS NIELS ONKENHOUT EXECUTIVE.(Brief Article)
• PESTICIDES: ACTION NETWORK SENDS OPEN LETTER TO COMMISSION.
• JAMAICA ROLLS OVER OUTSTANDING SUGAR QUOTA FROM 2003.(Brief Article)
• CARLSBERG INVESTIGATES ROLE IN SWEDISH ALCOHOL BRIBES.(Brief Article)
• NICE HOSTS SEMINAR ON INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY RIGHTS FOR BIOTECHNOLOGIES.(Brief Article)
• TOBACCO FUND CONTRIBUTION OF 3% APPROVED BY MEPS.(Brief Article)
• COMMISSION CLEARS AGCO'S PURCHASE OF VALTRA.(Brief Article)
• WINE: AREV CALLS FOR APPELLATIONS TO BE PROTECTED.
• FLAX AND HEMP REPORT RECOMMENDS ROLLING OVER EU REGIME.(Brief Article)
• SLOVENIAN PIGMEAT IMPORTS TO RESUME SOON.(Brief Article)
• FOOD SAFETY: PARMA TO HOST EUROPEAN AUTHORITY.
• BIOTECHNOLOGY: EU EXPERTS DIVIDED OVER SALES OF TRANSGENIC MAIZE BT 11.
• MEPS APPROVE AZORES DAIRY QUOTA HIKE.(Brief Article)
• NESTLE SELLS TURKISH DAIRY UNIT TO DANONE.(Brief Article)