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Information from the Commission - List of the recognized producers' organizations in the fishery sector



Official Journal C 041 , 21/02/1990 P. 0007 - 0018



LIST OF THE RECOGNIZED PRODUCERS' ORGANIZATIONS IN THE FISHERY SECTOR This publication is based on Article 6 of Council Regulation (EEC) No 105/76 of 19 January 1976 on the recognition of producers' organizations in the fishing industry (Official Journal of the European Communities No L 20 of 28 January 1976) Situation on 1 September 1989 This text replaces that published in OJ No C 314, 14. 12. 1989 (90/C 41/06) >TABLE>
Commission notice on the arrangements applicable to agricultural products and certain goods resulting from the processing of agricultural products originaring in the African, Caribbean and Pacific States or in the overseas countries and territories

(90/C 50/06)

The Commission has submitted to the Council a proposal for a Regulation on the arrangements applicable to certain agricultural and processed products originating in the ACP States or in the overseas countries and territories (SEC(90) 213 final) following the signing of the fourth Lomé Convention.

That Regulation is intended to replace Regulation (EEC) No 486/85 of 26 February 1985, which covered the period of application of the third Lomé Convention and whose term of validity expires on 28 February 1990.

The Parliament has delivered a favourable opinion on the proposal.

An agreement has been reached in the Council on the content of the proposed arrangements and on their application from 1 March 1990.

However, the Council has not yet been able to adopt them formally. Furthermore, certain provisions of the arrangements call for the drawing up of detailed rules of application, which cannot be introduced by 1 March 1990.

In order to avoid discontinuity on 1 March in the arrangements applicable to the products in question and uncertainty, which would be prejudicial to trade, and in order to ensure the observance of the Community's international undertakings as set out in the fourth Lomé Convention, the Commission is of the opinion that the Member States should:

1. continue to apply the arrangements laid down in Regulation (EEC) No 486/85, subject to point 2;

2.not collect import levies on products from the ACP countries listed in the Annex.

The abovementioned measures should be applied as a precaution without prejudice to the definitive arrangements which will subsequently be adopted by the Council and the provisions to be adopted for their application.
European economic interest grouping - notices published pursuant to Council Regulation (EEC) No 2137/85 of 25 July 1985 - formation / * EMG (European Management Group) EESV * / /* EMG ( EUROPEAN MANAGEMENT GROUP ) EESV */



Official Journal C 063 , 13/03/1990 P. 0003 - 0003



EUROPEAN ECONOMIC INTEREST GROUPING Notices published pursuant to Council Regulation (EEC) No 2137/85 of 25 July 1985 (1) - Formation (90/C 63/03) 1. Name of grouping: EMG (European Management Group) EESV. 2.Date of registration of grouping: 18 January 1990. 3.Place of registration of grouping: Utrecht. Member State: Netherlands. Place: Waterstraat 47, NL-3511 BW Utrecht, Postbus 48, NL-3500 AA Utrecht. 4.Registration number of grouping: 94747. 5.Publication: Full title of publication: Nederlandse Staatscourant. Name and address of publisher: NV SDU, Postbus 20014, NL-2500 GA 's-Gravenhage. Date of publication: 29 January 1990.
15. 3. 90 Official Journal of the European Communities No C 65/11 
Commission communication pursuant to Article 115 of the EEC Treaty 
(90/C 65/08) 
By Decision C(90) 453 dated 12 March 1990 the Commission has authorized the French 
Republic not to apply Community treatment to parkas, anoraks, windcheaters and the like 
(category 21), originating in Hong Kong and in free circulation in the other Member States. 
The said Decision is applicable after the date of the present Decision until 31 December 1990. 
The text of this Decision may be obtained from the Commission, Brussels: fax: 02/235 01 21; 
tel.: 02-235 23 64. 
Commission communication under the provisions of Council Regulation (EEC) No 3897/89 of 
18 December 1989, applying tariff preferences for 1990 in respect of textile products originating 
in developing countries 
(90/C 65/09) 
In pursuance of the provisions of Council Regulation (EEC) No 3897/89 of 18 December 
1989 (OJ No L 383, 30. 12. 1989), the Commission gives notice that the following quotas have 
been exhausted after obligatory returns have been made: 
Order No 
40.0010 
40.0050 
40.0060 . 
40.0080 
40.0200 
40.0200 
40.0220 
40.0390 
40.0400 
40.0730 
40.1100 Category 
1 
5 
6 
8 
20 
20 
22 
39 
40 
73 
110 Origin 
Argentina 
Pakistan 
India 
Indonesia 
Hungary 
Brazil 
Brazil 
Brazil 
China 
China 
Hungary Quota amount 
1 076.5 tonnes 
718 500 pieces 
833 500 pieces 
913 000 pieces 
33 tonnes 
110.5 tonnes 
618 tonnes 
48 tonnes 
4 tonnes 
34 000 pieces 
22 tonnes Date of 
exhaustion 
14. 2. 1990 
26. 2. 1990 
16. 2. 1990 
20. 2. 1990 
9. 2. 1990 
23. 2. 1990 
6. 2. 1990 
14. 2. 1990 
16. 1. 1990 
13. 2. 1990 
30. 1. 1990
31. 5. 90 Official Journal of the European Communities No C 132/5 
Notice concerning the continuation of anti-dumping measures in force on imports of tapered 
roller bearings originating in Japan 
(90/C 132/05) 
In June 1985, by Regulation (EEC) No 1739/85 (*), the Council imposed a definitive anti­
dumping duty concerning imports of the abovementioned product. 
In May 1989 (2) a notice of initiation of a review of the measures in force was published under 
Article 14 of Council Regulation (EEC) No 2423/88 (}) following a request lodged by the 
Federation of European Bearing Manufacturers' Associations (Febma) on behalf of Community 
producers representing almost all Community production of tapered roller bearings. 
The Commission now gives notice that, in accordance with Article 15 (4) of Council Regu­
lation (EEC) No 2423/88, the measures shall remain in force after the end of the relevant 
five-year period pending the outcome of the review. 
(') OJ No L 167, 27. 6. 1985, p. 3. 
O OJ No C 126, 23. 5. 1989, p. 2. 
(3) OJ No L 209, 2. 8. 1988, p. 1. 
Notice concerning the continuation of anti-dumping measures in force on imports of ball­
bearings with a greatest external diameter exceeding 30 mm, originating in Japan 
(90/C 132/06) 
In June 1985, by Regulation (EEC) No 1739/85 ('), the Council imposed a definitive anti­
dumping duty concerning imports of the abovementioned product after the Commission, by 
Regulation (EEC) No 3669/84 (2), had repealed its earlier Decision to accept undertakings. 
In May 1989 (3) a notice of initiation of a review of the abovementioned duty was published 
under Article 14 of Council Regulation (EEC) No 2423/88 (") following a request lodged by 
the Federation of European Bearing Manufacturers' Associations (Febma) on behalf of 
Community manufacturers whose collective output constitutes almost all the Community 
production of the goods in question. 
The Commission now gives notice that, in accordance with Article 15 (4) of Council Regu­
lation (EEC) No 2423/88, the measures shall remain in force after the end of the relevant 
five-year period pending the outcome of the review. 
O OJ No L 167, 27. 6. 1985, p. 3. 
(2) OJ No L 340, 28. 12. 1984, p. 37. 
(3) OJ No C 133, 30. 5. 1989, p. 3. 
(4) OJ No L 209, 2. 8. 1988, p. 1.
NoC 161/6 Official Journal of the European Communities 30. 6. 90 
Commission communications pursuant to Article 115 of the EEC Treaty 
(90/C 161/06) 
By Decision C(90) 1307 dated 27 June 1990 the Commission has authorized the Italian 
Republic not to apply Community treatment to fresh bananas falling within CN code 
0803 00 10, originating in dollar-zone countries and in free circulation in the other Member 
States. 
The said Decision is applicable from 1 July 1990 until 30 June 1991. 
The text of this Decision may be obtained from the Commission, Brussels: tel.: (02) 235 23 64; 
telefax: (02) 235 01 21. 
By Decision C(90) 1309 dated 27 June 1990 the Commission has authorized the French 
Republic not to apply Community treatment to fresh bananas falling within CN code 
0803 00 10, originating in dollar-zone countries and in free circulation in the other Member 
States. 
The said Decision is applicable from 1 July 1990 to 30 June 1991. 
The text of this Decision may be obtained from the Commission, Brussels: tel.: (02) 235 23 64; 
telefax: (02) 235 01 21. 
STATE AID 
C 10/87 
(Denmark) 
(Articles 92 to 94 of the Treaty establishing the European Economic Community) 
(90/C 161/07) 
Commission communication pursuant to Article 93 (2) of the EEC Treaty to other Member 
States and interested parties concerning aids financed by parafiscal charges which the Danish 
Government has decided to grant in the poultry farming sector. 
On 1 April 1987 the Commission decided to initiate the procedure provided for in Article 93 
(2) of the EEC Treaty in respect of the abovementioned aid measure. 
As the Danish Government has stated that the aid measure in question was definitively 
suspended on 3 July 1989, the Commission hereby informs you that it has decided to terminate 
the procedure provided for in Article 93 (2) of the EEC Treaty in respect of the aid measure in 
question.
18. 8.90 Official Journal of the European Communities No C 206/5 
Notice of the expiry of an anti-dumping measure 
(90/C 206/04) 
1. The Commission gives notice that the anti-dumping measure mentioned below has 
expired. 
2. This notice is published in accordance with Article 15 (5) of Council Regulation (EEC) 
No 2423/88 of 11 July 1988 on protection against dumped or subsidized imports from 
countries not members of the European Economic Community ('). 
Product 
Glycine Country of origin 
or exportation 
Japan Measure 
Duty Reference 
OJ No L 218, 15. 8. 1985 Date of expiry 
17. 8. 1990 
O OJ No L 209, 2. 8. 1988, p. 1. 
Notice of initiation of a review of anti-dumping measures concerning imports of self-propelled 
hydraulic excavators, track-laying or wheeled, of a total operating weight exceeding six tonnes 
but not exceeding 35 tonnes, equipped with a single bucket mounted on a boom capable of 
pivoting through 360°, or intended to be so equipped, originating in Japan 
(90/C 206/05) 
Further to Article 15 of Council Regulation (EEC) No 
2423/88 of 11 July 1988 (') on protection against 
dumped or subsidized imports from countries not 
members of the European Community, the Commission 
has received a request for a review of the above 
measures. The request was lodged by the Federation of 
Manufacturers of Construction Equipment and Cranes 
(FMCEC) on behalf of Community producers whose 
collective output represents a major part of Community 
production of hydraulic excavators. 
Product 
The products concerned are self-propelled hydraulic 
excavators, track-laying or wheeled, of a total operating 
weight exceeding six tonnes but not exceeding 35 tonnes, 
equipped with a single bucket mounted on a boom 
capable of pivoting through 360°, or intended to be so 
equipped (hereinafter referred to as 'certain hydraulic 
excavators') falling within CN code ex 8429 52 00 
(Taric code 8429 52 00 * 10), previously Nimexe code 
ex 84.23-11. excavators originating in Japan (2). By Commission 
Regulation (EEC) No 595/85 (J) the Commission 
imposed a provisional anti-dumping duty on imports of 
certain hydraulic excavators originating in Japan. 
In July 1985 a definitive anti-dumping duty was imposed 
by Council Regulation (EEC) No 1877/85 (4). In 
January 1990 the Commission published a notice of 
impending expiry (s) of the measures in question. 
Following a request for a review by the Community 
industry concerned, a notice of intention to carry out a 
review of anti-dumping measures for certain hydraulic 
excavators originating in Japan was published in May 
1990 ('). 
These notices were published in accordance with Article 
15 (2) and (3) respectively of Council Regulation (EEC) 
No 2423/88. 
Previous proceeding 
In July 1984 the Commission initiated an anti-dumping 
proceeding concerning imports of certain hydraulic 
(*) OJ No L 209, 2. 8. 1988, p. 1. O OJ No C 201, 31. 7. 1984, p. 3. 
(>) OJ No L 68, 8. 3. 1985, p. 13. 
(4) OJ No L 176, 6. 7. 1985, p. 1. 
(') OJ No C 16, 23. 1. 1990, p. 3. 
(') OJ No C 132, 31. 5. 1990, p. 4.
RESOLUTION OF THE ECSC CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE

concerning financial aids from the Community for technical steel research projects and steel pilot/demonstration projects under Article 55 (2) (c) of the ECSC Treaty

(90/C 180/03)

(Adopted unanimously at the 285th session of 29 June 1990)

THE CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE,

1. REGRETS deeply that, during the meetings of the Subcommittee for Research Projects on 7 and 28 June 1990, the Commission representatives were unable to discuss all the aspects relating to financial aids, stemming from the ECSC levy, to finance:

- a programme of 101 steel research projects for the amount of ECU 28 002 040, and

-a programme of 14 pilot and/or demonstration projects in the steel industry for the amount of ECU 12 996 650;

2.DEPLORES that the Commission has not forwarded to the Consultative Committee a document explaining in detail the nature of the problems which it is experiencing;

3.RECALLS THAT:

-the policy on financing research projects, which the Commission is called upon to implement, should contribute to the achievement of the objectives set out in Articles 2 to 5 of the ECSC Treaty,

-Community aid for research is derived in its entirety from the ECSC levy, which is paid for by the companies,

-according to Article 55 (2) (c) of the ECSC Treaty, the results of the research so financed should be made available to all concerned in the Community.

In this context, the Consultative Committee also recalls that the Commission has already described, in 1982, the very special nature of ECSC finance for research compared with other forms of financial aid;

4.UNDERLINES once again the vital importance of research in a sector where innovation is increasingly becoming an essential factor for success, as well as the need to develop the research effort by Community financial aid of a sufficient level in the framework of the programmes approved by the Commission;

5.NOTES with concern the delay in the authorization procedure for ECSC finance, which is likely to cause serious injury to the European steel industry;

6.URGES the Commission to take all necessary steps to resolve quickly all the possible formal problems which have delayed the presentation of the steel research project programme to the Consultative Committee, in order to:

-avoid all possible disputes,

-permit the authorization of finance fixed within the framework of the ECSC budget for the year 1990 according to the conditions in force up to now.
COUNCIL RESOLUTION of 25 February 1992 on the future Community policy concerning the European coastal zone (92/C 59/01)

THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,

RECOGNIZING that the European coastal zone, including islands, is a fragile and vital common heritage, and that it is essential that its biological diversity, landscape value, ecological quality and its capacity to sustain life, health, economic activities and social well-being are safeguarded;

EMPHASIZING that a key to sustainable use and development of coastal zones lies in the full integration of economic, physical planning and environmental policies;

ACKNOWLEDGING that the vulnerabilities of the environment, including the natural and cultural heritage, in coastal areas should explicitly be taken into account in developing coastal policies;

TAKES NOTE of the final declaration of the European Coastal Conservation Conference, held in The Hague, the Netherlands, from 19 to 21 November 1991 about the future policy with regard to the European coastal zone;

CONCLUDES that, taking into account the subsidiarity principle, there is a clear need for a Community strategy for integrated planning and management of the coastal zones based on the principles of sustainability and sound ecological and environmental practice;

CONCLUDES that conservation and sustainable use of coastal zones is one of the fundamental aspects of such a strategy and that accordingly high priority should be given to specific action in this field;

INVITES THE COMMISSION:

- to propose for consideration a Community strategy for integrated coastal zone management which will provide a framework for conservation and sustainable use,

- to incorporate this initiative into the Fifth Environmental Action Programme.
COUNCIL RESOLUTION of 18 June 1992 on the marketing of breast-milk substitutes in third countries by Community-based manufacturers (92/C 172/01)

THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,

Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Economic Community,

Whereas Council Directive 92/52/EEC of 18 June 1992 on infant formulae and follow-on formulae intended for export to third countries (1) renders applicable to such products a certain number of Community provisions relating to the composition and the labelling of infant formulae and follow-on formulae;

Whereas in May 1981 the 34th World Health Assembly adopted as a recommendation the International Code of Marketing of Breast-milk Substitutes;

Whereas a considerable volume of these products is sold to third countries by Community-based manufacturers;

Whereas it is considered very important that marketing practices in third countries should not discourage mothers from breastfeeding;

Whereas the application of the International Code provides without doubt an excellent way to achieve this in these countries;

Whereas the Community cannot legislate for these countries; whereas it is nevertheless necessary to encourage compliance with the International Code of Marketing of Breast-milk Substitutes when these products are placed on sale in export markets, in so far as this does not conflict with the provisions in force in the countries concerned;

Whereas the Community can offer an effective support to the competent authorities of these countries in their efforts to apply the International Code in their territory,

HAS ADOPTED THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION:

1. The Community will contribute to the application of appropriate marketing practices for breast-milk substitutes in third countries.

2. For the implementation of point 1, the Commission will instruct its delegations in third countries to serve as contact points for the competent authorities. Any complaints or criticisms with respect to the marketing practices of a manufacturer based in the Community could be notified to them.

3. The Commission will be ready to examine such cases and to assist in the search for a satisfactory solution for all parties concerned.

4. This resolution will be communicated by the Commission to the countries concerned through the official channels.

5. The Commission will forward to the European Parliament and to the Council every two years a report on the results of the application of this resolution.

(1) OJ No L 179, 1. 7. 1992.
RESOLUTION OF THE EUROPEAN COAL AND STEEL COMMUNITY CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE on launching a 12th ECSC low-cost housing programme

(93/C 31/04)

(Unanimously adopted at the 303rd Session of 18 December 1992)

THE CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE,

Having noted that the 11th ECSC low-cost housing programme expires on 31 December 1992,

Considering that the selective allocation of subsidized loans for ECSC housing, as a measure flanking the restructuring of the coal and steel industries, alleviates the social effects of this restructuring;

1. CALLS UPON THE COMMISSION to ensure continuity of social policy in favour of ECSC industry workers in the field of housing by continuing the ECSC low-cost housing programme;

2. STRESSES that a programme lasting several years is indispensible to meet the housing needs of ECSC workers by means of appropriate high-quality housing, and to ease the social burden caused by restructuring;

3. INSISTS that, given the uncertain prospect of housing measures being taken over by the Structural Funds, it is essential that the ECSC should guarantee the continuation of these measures until the expiry of the Treaty;

4. STRESSES that, given price trends and the very great requirements for improving and renovating housing in recession-stricken regions (for example in the new Laender in eastern Germany), a suitable increase in funds is necessary, making use of all available reserves;

5. THEREFORE REQUESTS THE COMMISSION to take a decision as soon as possible in favour of the continued implementation of housing measures in the form of a 12th ECSC low-cost housing programme.
RESOLUTION OF THE EUROPEAN COAL AND STEEL COMMUNITY CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE concerning the 1995 ECSC budget (94/C 308/05)

(adopted unanimously at the 315th session of 6 October 1994)

THE CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE OF THE EUROPEAN COAL AND STEEL COMMUNITY (ECSC)

- in accordance with its memorandum of 24 March 1994 concerning the future of the ECSC financial activities following its general memorandum of 20 November 1992,

- after examining the ECSC 1995 draft budget,

REQUESTS the Commission to review this draft in the light of the following considerations:

1. The priority remains, and should remain, the financing of the social measures (Article 56 - readaptation and extraordinary social volet for steel and coal), whose amounts should not be allowed to decrease.

2. At the same time, given the significant decrease already observed in the 1994 budget, a reduction of the budget allocated to research should not be envisaged. It is all the more so in the circumstances where, contrary to the spirit of a progressive transition towards the EC Treaty, minimal conditions for a phasing-in into the general budget have not been met. The Consultative Committee, conscious that specific research should be maintained at an appropriate level, has constantly expressed the wish that adequate funding be allocated to ECSC research - social research included - until the Treaty expires, with a view to ensuring the desirable transition between the ECSC and EC rules.

It should be remembered also that the ECSC Consultative Committee as well as the European Parliament (1) have requested a more responsive policy in this respect.

3. The level of expenditure for reconversion subsidies (Article 56) should be brought into line with the restrictive policy advocated in the Consultative Committee memorandum, given that ECSC employees and firms get very few advantages from these activities and given that, as pointed out by the European Parliament, provision for such activities can be made from the general budget.

4. Without questioning the reduction of the levy, which is highly desirable considering the present situation of the coal and steel industries, the 1995 budget receipts might be increased:

- since from the examination of previous budget turn-outs in can be seen that the 'cancellations' item has often exceeded the forecasts,

- taking into account the budget modification resulting from the entry of new contributors following enlargement,

- since an additional release of the reserves can be looked for, as a consequence of a more restrictive lending policy (Article 56 and other loans).

(1) Resolution on the draft ECSC operational budget for 1994 (OJ No C 20, 24. 1. 1994).