NoL100/12 OfficialJournaloftheEuropeanCommunities 14.4.76
COUNCILREGULATION (EEC)No833/76
of6April1976
fixingcertainpricesandotheramountsapplicableinagricultureforthe1976/77
marketingyear
THECOUNCILOFTHEEUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES ,HavingregardtoCouncilRegulation (EEC)No
1900/74of15July1974layingdownspecial
measuresforsoyabeans(10),andinparticular
Article1(1)and(3)thereof,
HavingregardtoCouncilRegulation (EEC)No569/
76of15March1976layingdownspecialmeasures
forlinseed(n),andinparticularArticle1(1)and
(3)thereof,HavingregardtotheTreatyestablishingthe
EuropeanEconomicCommunity,andinparticular
Article43thereof,
HavingregardtoCouncilRegulation (EEC)No
1035/72of18May1972onthecommonorganization
ofthemarketinfruitandvegetables (x),aslast
amendedbyRegulation (EEC)No795/76(2),and
inparticularArticle16(1)thereof,
HavingregardtoCouncilRegulation (EEC)No2511/
69of9December1969layingdownspecialmeasures
forimprovingtheproductionandmarketingof
Communitycitrusfruit(3),aslastamendedby
Regulation (EEC)No793/76(4),andinparticular
Article7(2)thereof,
HavingregardtoCouncilRegulation (EEC)No816/
70of28April1970layingdownadditional
provisionsforthecommonorganization ofthe
marketinwine(5),aslastamendedbyRegulation
(EEC)No1932/75(6),andinparticularArticle2
thereof,
HavingregardtoCouncilRegulationNo136/66/EEC
of22September1966ontheestablishment ofa
commonorganizationofthemarketinoilsand
fats(7),aslastamendedbyRegulation (EEC)No
1707/73(8),andinparticularthefirstsubparagraph
ofArticle4thereof,
HavingregardtoCouncilRegulation (EEC)No
1516/71of12July1971introducingasystemof
subsidiesforcottonseeds(9),andinparticular
Article1(3)thereof,HavingregardtoCouncilRegulation (EEC)No3330/
74of19December1974onthecommonorganization
ofthemarketinsugar(12),aslastamendedby
Regulation (EEC)No832/76(13),andinparticular
Articles2(2),3(5),4(3)andthesecondsubpara­
graphofArticle25(2)thereof,
HavingregardtoCouncilRegulation (EEC)No845/
72of24April1972layingdownspecialmeasures
toencouragesilkwormrearing(14),andinparticular
Article2(3)thereof,
HavingregardtoCouncilRegulation (EEC)No727/
70of21April1970onthecommonorganizationof
themarketinrawtobacco(15),aslastamendedby
theActofAccession (16),andinparticularArticles
2(5),4(4)and6(8)thereof,
HavingregardtoCouncilRegulation (EEC)No
1308/70of29June1970onthecommon
organizationofthemarketinflaxandhemp(17),as
lastamendedbyRegulation (EEC)No814/76(18),
andinparticularArticle4(3)thereof,
HavingregardtoCouncilRegulation (EEC)No2358/
71of26October1971onthecommonorganization
(10)OJNoL201,23.7.1974,p.5.
(")OJNoL67,15.3.1976,p.29.!)OJNoL118,20.5.1972,p.1.
2)OJNoL93,8.4.1976,p.6.
3)OJNoL318,18.12.1969,p.1.
4)OJNoL93,8.4.1976,p.1.
6)OJNoL99,5.5.1970,p.1.
8)OJNoL198,29.7.1975,p.19.(12)OJNoL359,31.12.1974,p.1.
(13)Seepage1ofthisOfficialJournal.
(14)OJNoL100,27.4.1972,p.1.
(15)OINoL94,28.4.1970,p.1.
(16)OJNoL73,27.3.1972,p.14. (7)OJNo172,30.9.1966,p.3025/66.
(8)OJNoL175,25.6.1973,p.5.
(9)OJNoL160,17.7.1971,p.1.(17)OJNoL146,4.7.1970,p.1.
(18)OJNoL94,9.4.1976,p.4.

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—asregardscauliflowers,fromMaytoAprilofthe
followingyear,
—asregardstomatoes,fromJanuarytoDecember,
—asregardspeaches,fromMaytoOctober,
—asregardslemons,fromJunetoMayofthe
followingyear,
—asregardspears,fromJunetoMayofthefol­
lowingyear,
—asregardstablegrapes,fromMaytoAprilofthe
followingyear,
—asregardsapples,fromJulytoJuneofthe
followingyear,
—asregardsmandarins,fromNovembertoMarch
ofthefollowingyear,
—asregardssweetoranges,fromOctobertoJune
ofthefollowingyear;
Whereas,however,pursuanttothethirdsubpara­
graphofArticle16(1)ofRegulation (EEC)No
1035/72,nobasicpriceorbuying-inpricemustbe
fixedfortheslackmarketingperiodsatthebegin­
ningandattheendofthemarketingyear;whereas
thebasicpricesmustbefixedinaccordancewiththe
criterialaiddowninArticle16(2)ofthatRegulation;
whereasthebuying-inpricesmustbefixedinrelation
tothebasicprice,inaccordancewithparagraph3of
thatArticle;
Whereastheamountofthefinancialcompensation
fororanges,mandarins,Clementinesandlemonsmust
befixedinaccordancewiththecriterialaiddownin
Article7(2)ofRegulation (EEC)No2511/69;ofthemarketinseeds(1),aslastamendedby
Regulation (EEC)No671/75(2),andinparticular
Article3(3)thereof,
HavingregardtoCouncilRegulation (EEC)No1067/
74of30April1974onthecommonorganizationof
themarketindehydratedfodder(3),asamendedby
Regulation (EEC)No1420/75(4),andinparticular
Article4(3)thereof,
HavingregardtotheproposalfromtheCommission ,
HavingregardtotheopinionoftheEuropean
Parliament (5),
HavingregardtotheopinionoftheEconomicand
SocialCommittee (6),
Whereasthemarketsandpricespolicy,basedon
modernizedfarms,isthemaininstrumentofthe
incomespolicyinagriculture;whereasfulladvantage
cannotbedrawnfromsuchapolicyunlessitis
integratedintothecommonagriculturalpolicyas
awhole,includingadynamicsocialandstructural
policyandtheapplicationoftheruleson
competitioncontainedintheTreaty;
Whereasthecommonagriculturalpricesmustbe
fixedbyamethodwhichtakesaccountofobjective
criteria;whereas,whenthosepricesarefixed,
accountshouldalsobetakenoftheobjectivesofthe
commonagriculturalpolicyandofthecontribution
whichtheCommunitydesirestomaketothe
harmoniousdevelopment ofworldtrade;whereas
theobjectivesofthecommonagriculturalpolicyare
inparticulartoensureafairstandardoflivingfor
theagriculturalcommunity,toensurethatsupplies
areavailableandthattheyreachconsumersat
reasonableprices;
wine
Fruitandvegetables
WhereasitislaiddowninArticle16(1)ofRegulation
(EEC)No1035/72that,foreachmarketingyear,a
basicpriceandabuying-inpricearetobefixedfor
eachoftheproductslistedinAnnexIIthereto;
whereastheproductsinquestion,harvestedduring
aspecificproductionyear,aremarketed:Whereas,inordertoattaintheobjectivesofthe
commonagriculturalpolicy,guidepricesforthe
varioustypesoftablewineshouldbefixedforthe
periodfrom16December1976to15December1977
athigherlevelsthanthosefixedforthepreceding
period,particularlyinviewofrecentpricetrends;
Whereastheguidepricesmustbefixedforeachtype
oftablewinerepresentative ofCommunity
production,asdefinedinCouncilRegulation (EEC)
No945/70of26May1970determiningthetypes
oftablewines(7);(^OJNoL246,5.11.1971,p.1.
HOJNoL72,20.3.1975,p.21.
(3)OJNoL120,1.5.1974,p.2.
(4)OJNoL141,3.6.1975,p.1.
(5)OJNoC53,8.3.1976,p.24.
(#)OJNoC50,4.3.1976,p.19. (7)OJNoL114,27.5.1970,p.1.

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Oilsandfats Whereas,asaresultofthecharacteristics ofthesugar
market,therisksinvolvedinthistradearerelatively
slight;whereas,consequently ,whentheintervention
priceforsugarisbeingfixed,thedifferencebetween
thetargetpriceandtheinterventionpricemaybe
fixedatarelativelylowlevel;Whereastheproductiontargetprice,themarket
targetpriceandtheinterventionpriceforoliveoil
mustbefixedinaccordancewiththecriterialaid
downinArticles4and5ofRegulationNo136/66/
EECforadeterminedstandardquality;
Whereasthereasonswhichledtothedetermination
ofthestandardqualityfortheprecedingmarketing
yeararestillvalid;whereasthatstandardquality
shouldthereforeremainunchanged;Whereastheminimumpriceforbeetmusttake
accountoftheinterventionpriceandofthecostsof
processinganddeliveringthebeettofactoriesand
bebasedonanestimatedCommunityyieldof130kg
ofwhitesugarpermetrictonofbeetwitha16%
sugarcontent;whereasitislaiddowninArticle18
(2)ofRegulation (EEC)No3330/74thatthecosts
relatingtotheminimumstockshallbetakeninto
accountwhenthepricesarefixed;Whereasthetargetpriceandthebasicintervention
priceforcolza,rapeandsunflowerseedsarefixed
annually,inaccordancewiththecriterialaiddown
inArticles23and24ofRegulationNo136/66/EEC;
whereastheguidepriceforsoyabeansmustbe
fixedinaccordancewiththecriteriaofthesecond
subparagraph ofArticle1(1)ofRegulation (EEC)
No1900/74;Whereastheabovementioned standardcostsmaybe
estimatedat14-24unitsofaccountper100kgof
whitesugar;whereasthatstandardamountismade
upofthesumoftheprocessingmargin,estimated
at12-58unitsofaccount,thecostsofdeliveringthe
beettofactories,estimatedat2-24unitsofaccount,
thecostsrelatingtotheminimumstock,estimatedat
0-25unitofaccount,lessastandardamountof
0-83unitofaccountrepresentingfactories'receipts
fromthesaleofmolassescalculatedonthebasisof
ayieldof38-5kgpermetrictonofprocessedbeet
andanex-factorypriceof2-80unitsofaccountper
100kgofmolasses;Whereasthesecondsubparagraph ofArticle1(1)
ofRegulation (EEC)No569/76laysdownthatthe
guidepriceforlinseedshouldbefixedatafairlevel
forproducersinthelightofthesupplyrequirements
oftheCommunity ;whereas,inthatrespect,a
balancedrelationshipshouldbemaintainedbetween
thatpriceandthepriceforotheragricultural
products;
Whereasthepricesforoilseedsmustbefixedfor
specificstandardqualities;whereasthelattershould
belaiddowninrelationtotheaveragequalitiesof
theseedsharvestedintheCommunity ;whereas,for
colza,rapeseed,sunflowerseedandsoyabeans,the
qualitylaiddownforthe1975/76marketingyear
meetstheserequirementsandcanaccordinglybe
usedforthefollowingmarketingyear;Whereasthestandardqualitychosenforbeetshould
beaqualitywhichtakesaccountofproduction
characteristics inthemainbeet-producing areasof
theCommunity ;
Whereastheannualfixingoftheamountofaidfor
cottonseedsproducedintheCommunitymustbe
effectedinaccordancewiththecriterialaiddownin
Article1(2)ofRegulation (EEC)No1516/71;Whereas,inthelightoftheproductiontrends,
resultingfromspecialization ,ontheonehandand
oftheCommunity'ssugarrequirementsandpossible
outletsontheother,themaximumquotaforeach
undertakinglaiddowninArticle25ofRegulation
(EEC)No3330/74shouldbefixedat135%ofits
basicquota;
Sugar
Whereas,inordertoattaintheobjectivesofthe
commonagriculturalpolicy,thetargetpriceforsugar
mustbefixedatalevelwhich,takingintoaccount
inparticulartheresultantleveloftheintervention
price,ensuresafairremunerationforbeetandsugar
caneproducerswhileatthesametimerespecting
consumers'interests;Silkworms
Whereastheamountoftheaidforsilkwormsreared
withintheCommunitymustbefixedannually,in
accordancewiththecriterialaiddowninArticle2(2)
ofRegulation (EEC)No845/72;

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Tobacco Whereas,forthe1975/76marketingyear,theamount
oftheaidforflaxwasfixedatalowerlevelforthe
UnitedKingdomthanfortheotherMemberStates;
whereas,forthe1976/77marketingyear,pursuant
toArticle95oftheActofAccession,theamountof
aidapplicableintheUnitedKingdomshouldbe
broughtclosertothecommonlevel;
Seeds
Whereas,themarketsituationwithintheCommunity
andtheforeseeablemarkettrendswithregardto
certainseedswhicharelistedintheAnnexto
Regulation (EEC)No2358/71andwhichwillbe
marketedduringthe1976/77marketingyear,donot
ensurefairreturnsfortheproducer;whereaspartof
theproductioncostsshouldbeoffsetbyaid;whereas
thataidmustbefixedinaccordancewiththecriteria
laiddowninArticle3(2)oftheabovementioned
Regulation ;
Whereastheclassification ofthevariousvarietiesof
Loliurnperenne,hithertoeffectedonthebasisof
maturity,shouldbecorrectedandaqualitative
criterionofpersistence,thatistosayoflongevityof
thevariousvarieties,shouldbeused;Whereasthenormandinterventionpricesforleaf
tobaccomustbefixedinaccordancewiththecriteria
laiddowninArticle2(2)ofRegulation (EEC)No
727/70inordertoconstituteanincentiveparticularly
forconversiontothecultivationofthosevarieties
whicharemostcompetitiveandmostindemand;
Whereasitisdesirabletofix,inrespectofthe1976
harvest,derivedinterventionpricesbothforthe
varietieswhichbeforethecommonorganizationof
themarketcameintoforceweresubjecttoaprice
guaranteeatthebaledtobaccostage,andforthe
varietieswhichareprincipallygrowninGermany,
inordertotakeaccountofmarketingpracticesin
thatcountry;whereas,tothisend,bothincreased
costsandincreasedproductivityshouldbetaken
intoconsideration ;
Whereasthepremiumgrantedtopurchasersof
Communitytobaccoisintendedtoenablethemto
payproducersofleaftobaccoapricewhichisatthe
levelofthenormprice;whereastheamountofthe
premiumshouldreflectthealterationstothenorm
priceandthecostsoffirstprocessingadoptedforthe
1976harvest,accountbeingtakenofthetrendin
worldmarketpricesandthelevelofpricesestablished
bysupplyanddemandontheCommunitymarket;
Whereastheabovementioned pricesandtheamount
ofthepremiummustbefixedinrelationtoarefer­
encequalitydefinedinsuchawaythatasobjective
aspossibleanassessmentcanbemadeofthequality
ofthetobacco;whereasitispossibletoadopt,for
the1976harvest,thereferencequalitiesdefinedby
CouncilRegulation (EEC)No673/75of4March
1975fixing,forthe1975harvest,thenormprices,
theinterventionpricesandthereferencequalities
forleaftobacco(*),andbyCouncilRegulation (EEC)
No674/75of4March1975fixingthederivedinter­
ventionpricesandthereferencequalitiesforbaled
tobaccofromthe1975harvest(2);Dehydratedfodder
WhereasArticle4ofRegulation (EEC)No1067/74
providesthattheamountoftheaidfordehydrated
foddermustbefixedinthelightoftheneedto
improveCommunitysuppliesofthoseproducts;
Whereas,inrespectofalltheproductsreferredtoin
thisRegulation,theapplicationofthecriteriaforthe
fixingofthedifferentpricesandotheramounts,and
theapplicationofthemeasuresprovidedforin
respectoftheexchangeratestobeappliedinagri­
culture,entailthefixingofthosepricesandamounts
atthelevelsshownintheAnnexestothisRegulation ,
Flaxandhemp
HASADOPTED THISREGULATION :
WhereasArticle4ofRegulation (EEC)No1308/70
providesthataidistobefixedannuallyforflax
andhempproducedwithintheCommunity,and
paragraph2ofthatArticlelaysdownthecriteria
forthefixingoftheamountofsuchaid;Article1
Intheagriculturalsector,forthe1976/77marketing
year,certainpricesandotheramounts,togetherwith
certainoftheconditionsfortheapplicationthereof,
whereappropriatetheperiodduringwhichcertain
ofthepricesandamountsshallapplyand,where
appropriate,thestandardqualitiestowhichthey(!)OJNoL72,20.3.1975,p.25.
(2)OJNoL72,20.3.1975,p.32.

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relate,arefixedintheAnnexestothisRegulationin
thefollowingorder:AnnexVIII:Seeds,
AnnexIX:Dehydratedfodder.
Article2AnnexI:Fruitandvegetables,
AnnexII:Wine,
AnnexIII:Oilsandfats,
AnnexIV:Sugar,ThisRegulationshallenterintoforceonthethird
dayfollowingitspublicationintheOfficialJournal
AnnexV:Silkworms, oftheEuropeanCommunities .
AnnexVI:Tobacco,
AnnexVII:Flaxandhemp,However,theamountssetoutinAnnexesVandVII
shallbeapplicablefrom1April1976.
ThisRegulationshallbebindinginitsentiretyanddirectlyapplicableinallMember
States.
DoneatLuxembourg ,6April1976.
FortheCouncil
ThePresident
J.HAMILIUS

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ANNEX 1
FRUITANDVEGETABLES
A.Basicpriceandbuying-inprice
CAULIFLOWERS PEACHES
(excludingnectarines )Fortheperiod1May1976to30April1977:
Fortheperiod1Juneto30September1976:BasicpriceBuying-inprice
u.a.HOOkgnetu.a./lOOkgnet
BasicpriceBuying-inprice
u.a.HOOkgnetu.a.HOOkgnet
26-66
24-7716-22
15-28June
JulytoSeptemberMay 11-25 4-92
June 13-98 6-07
July 11-67 5-02
August 11-67 5-02
September 13-14 5-55
October 13-87 5-86
November 10-62 4-60
December 10-62 4-60
January 10-62 4-60
February 9-46 4-08
March 10-30 4-39
April 10-51 4-60Thesepricesrelatetothefollowingpackedproducts:
—PeachesoftheFiordiMaggio(MayFlower)variety,
QualityClassI,size51/61mm,forthemonthof
June;
—PeachesoftheAmsden,CharlesIngouf,andSant'
Annavarieties,QualityClassI,size61/67mm,for
themonthofJuly;
—PeachesoftheRedHavenandFairHavenvarieties,
QualityClassI,size61/67mm,forthemonthof
August;
—PeachesoftheJ.H.Halevariety,QualityClassI,
size61/67mm,forthemonthofSeptember .Thesepricesrelatetothefollowingpackedproducts:
—Cauliflowers 'withleaves'ofQualityClassIforthe
monthsofMay,November,December,January,
February,MarchandApril;
—'Trimmed'cauliflowersofQualityClassI,forthe
monthsofJune,July,August,SeptemberandOctober.LEMONS
TOMATOESFortheperiod1June1976to31May1977:
BasicpriceBuying-inprice
u.a.HOOkgnetu.a.HOOkgnet
Fortheperiod1Juneto30November1976:June 26-14 15-73
BasicpriceBuying-inprice
u.a./lOOkgnetu.aJlOOkgnetJuly
August26-98
26-8716-25
16-15
June:first10days— —September 22-99 14-99
second10days 18-22 7-58 October 21-20 14-78
third10days 16-12 6-95 November 20-36 12-26
July 14-02 5-80 December 19-84 12-05
August 12-02 5-06January 20-68 12-47
September 13-07 5-48February 19-63 11-95
October 16-64 6-85 March 20-78 12-47
November 18-11 8-00April 22-15 13-31
Thesepricesrelatetopacked'round'and'ribbed'toma­
toesofQualityClassI,size57/67mmandpacked'plum'
tomatoesofQualityClassI,size40/47mm.May
Thesepricesrelate
size53/62mm.22-88 13-73
topackedlemonsofQualityClassI,ClassI,

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APPLES
(otherthanciderapples)PEARS
(otherthanperrypears)
Fortheperiod1August1976to31May1977:
Fortheperiod1July1976to30April1977:
Buying-inprice
u.a./100kgnetBasicprice
u.aJ100kgnetBuying-inprice
u.a.1100kgnetBasicprice
u.a./100kgnetBuying-inprice
u.a./100kgnet
July 16-51 8-41August 14-63 7-45
August 14-94 8-09 September 14-63 7-45
September 13-99 7-57 October 14-63 7-55
October 14-83 7-57 November 14-95 7-66
November 15-15 7-78December 16-10 8-29
December 15-46 8-09
JanuarytoAprilinclusiveJanuary 17-57 9-02
15-67 8-30
February 18-83 9-55
Thesepricesrelatetothefollowingpackedproducts :MarchtoMay 20-30 10-28
Thesepricesrelatetothefollowingpackedproducts:
(a))ApplesoftheJamesGrievevariety,QualityClassI,
size70mmormore,forthemonthofAugust;
(b)—ApplesoftheJamesGrieveandGoldenDelicious
varieties,QualityClassI,size70mmormore,for*
themonthofSeptember,
—ApplesoftheReinedesreinettesvariety,Quality
ClassI,size65mmormore,forthemonthof
September ;
(c)ApplesoftheGoldenDeliciousvariety,QualityClass
I,size70mmormore,forthemonthsOctoberto
May.(a)PearsoftheDrJulesCuyotvariety,QualityClassI,
size60mmormore,forthemonthofJuly;
(b)PearsoftheDrJulesCuyot,Clapp'sfavourite,and
BonchrétienWilliamsvarieties,QualityClassI,size
60mmormore,forthemonthofAugust;
(c)PearsoftheBonchrétienWilliamsandConference
varieties,QualityClassI,size60mmormore,for
themonthsofSeptemberandOctober;
(d)—PearsoftheConferenceandAlexandrineDouillard
varieties,QualityClassI,size60mmormore
forthemonthofNovember ,
—PearsofthePasse-Crassane variety,QualityClassI,
size70mmormore,forthemonthofNovember ;
(e)—PearsoftheConferencevariety,QualityClassI,
size60mmormore,forthemonthsDecember
toApril,
—PearsofthePasse-Crassane variety,QualityClass
I,size70mmormore,forthemonthsDecember
toApril.MANDARINS
Fortheperiod16November1976to28February1977:
BasicpriceBuying-inprice
u.a./100kgnetu.a./100kgnet
TABLEGRAPES16to30November 26-28 17-35
December 25-97 16-93
Fortheperiod1Augustto31October1976: January 25-55 16-30
BasicpriceBuying-inpriceFebruary 24-18 15-88
u.a./100kgnetu.a./100kgnet
August
SeptemberandOctober20-48
17-3313-35
10-51ThesepricesrelatetopackedmandarinsofQuality
ClassI,size55/64mm.
ThesepricesrelatetopackedtablegrapesoftheRegina
deiVignetiandRegina(Mennavaccabianca)varieties,
QualityClassI.SWEETORANGES
Fortheperiod1December1976to30April1977:

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Basicprice
u.a./lOOkgnetBuying-inprice
u.a./lOOkgnetThesepricesrelatetothefollowingpackedproducts:
—OrangesoftheMorovariety,QualityClassI,size
67/80mmforthemonthofDecember;
—OrangesoftheSanguinellovariety,QualityClassI,
size67/80mm,forthemonthsJanuarytoApril.
NB:ThepricesquotedinSectionAofthisAnnexdo
notincludethecostorthepackaginginwhichthe
productispresented .December
January
February
March
April23-54
20-60
21-12
22-70
23-2215-33
13-86
14-28
14-49
14-70
B.Amountoffinancialcompensation
Forthe1976/77marketingyear:
8-42unitsofaccountper100kgnetfororangesoftheMoro,Tarocco,Ovalecalabrese,
Belladonna,NavelandValencialatevarieties;
7-23unitsofaccountper100kgnetfororangesoftheSanguinellovariety;
4-75unitsofaccountper100kgnetfororangesoftheSanguignoandBiondocomune
varieties;
7-23unitsofaccountper100kgnetformandarins ;
4-21unitsofaccountper100kgnetforClementines ;
5-10unitsofaccountper100kgnetforlemons.
NB:Financialcompensation isonlygrantedinrespectofproductsbelongingtoQualityClasses
ExtraandI.
ANNEX11
WINE
Tablewine Guideprice
TypeRI 1-96unitsofaccountperdegree/hi
TypeRII 1-96unitsofaccountperdegree/hi
TypeRIII 30-58unitsofaccountperhi
TypeAI 1-84unitsofaccountperdegree/hi
TypeAII 40-75unitsofaccountperhi
TypeAIII 46-53unitsofaccountperhi

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ANNEX 111
OILSANDFATS
I.Oliveoil
u.a./lOOkg
(a)Productiontargetprice 185-00
(b)Markettargetprice 144-89
(c)Interventionprice 137-64Thesepricesrelatetoseedsinbulk,ofsound,fairand
marketablequality:
—Withanimpuritycontentof2%and,forseedsas
such,ahumidityandoilcontentof9%and40%
respectivelyinthecaseofcolzaandrapeseeds;
—Withanimpuritycontentof2°/oand,forseedsas
such,ahumidityandoilcontentof10%»and40%
respectivelyinthecaseofsunflowerseeds.
Thesepricesrelatetosemi-finevirginoliveoilwitha
freefattyacidcontent,expressedasoleicacid,ofthree
grammesper100grammes.u.a.1100kg
Guideprice:soyabeans(*) 28-50
linseed(2) 29-00
i1)Thispricerelatestobeans:II.Oilseeds
u.a./lOOkg—inbulk,ofsound,fairandmarketablequalityand
—withanimpuritycontentof2%and,forbeans
assuch,ahumidityandoilcontentof14%and
18%respectively .
(2)Thispricerelatestoseeds:(a)Colzaandrapeseeds:
—Targetprice 27-57
—Basicinterventionprice 26-77
(b)Sunflowerseeds:
—Targetprice 28-63
—Basicinterventionprice 27-80—inbulk,ofsound,fairandmarketablequalityand
—withanimpuritycontentof2%and,forseeds
assuch,ahumidityandoilcontentof9%and
38%respectively .
u.a./lOOkg
Cottonseeds:
Amountofaid 103-20 ThebasicinterventionpricesarevalidinGenoa.
ANNEXIV
SUGAR
1.Targetpriceforwhitesugarinunitsofaccountper100kg:34-87.
2.Interventionpriceforwhitesugarinunitsofaccountper100kg:33-14.
3.TheareahavingthelargestsurplusconsistsofthefollowingFrenchdepartments :Aisne,
Oise,Somme.
4.Minimumpriceforbeetinunitsofaccountfortheareahavingthelargestsurplus,per
metricton,deliveredatthecollectioncentre:24-57.

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5.Standardqualitybeetisofsound,fairandmarketablequalitywithasugarcontentof
16°/®atthetimeofitsreception.
6.Withoutprejudicetothesecondsubparagraph ofArticle25(1)ofRegulation (EEC)
No3330/74,thecoefficientreferredtointhefirstsubparagraph ofArticle25(1)ofthe
saidRegulationis1-35.
ANNEXV
SILKWORMS
u.a.lboxofsilk
seedemployed
Amountofaid 40-00

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ANNEXVI
TOBACCO
Normprices,interventionpricesandamountsofthepremiumgrantedtopurchasersof
leaftobacco;derivedinterventionpriceforbaledtobaccoforthe1976harvest
Thesepricesrelate,foreachvariety,tothereferencequalitiesdefinedinAnnexItoRegulation
(EEC)No673/75forleaftobaccoandAnnexItoRegulation (EEC)No674/75forbaledtobacco.
(u.a./kg)
SerialNo Varieties NormpriceInterventionpriceAmount
ofpremiumDerived
interventionprice
1a)BadischerGeudertheimer
b)ForchheimerHavannaIIc)2-256 2-030 1-514 3-104
2BadischerBurleyE 2-696 2-426 1-553 3-487
3VirginSCR 2-571 2-314 1-459 3-001
4a)Paraguayandhybridsthereof
b)Dragonvertandhybridsthereof1-990 1-791 1-209 -
5Nijkerk 1-939 1-745 1-194 -
6Burley(BurleyxBel) 2-175 1-958 1-047 -
7a)Misioneroandhybridsthereof
b)RioGrandeandhybridsthereof1-799 1-619 1-200 -
8a)Philippin
b)PetitGrammont(Flobecq)
c)Burley(Ergox6410andErgoxBursana)1-515 1-364 0-859
9a)Semois
b)Appelterre1-815 1-634 1-029 -
10Bright 2-180 1-962 1-228 2-748
11a)BurleyI 1-642 1-478 0-774 2-231
11b)Maryland 1-906 1-715 0-956 2-504
12a)Kentuckyandhybridsthereof
b)MorodiCori
c)Salento1-678 1-510 0-734 2-169
13a)NostranodelBrenta
b)Resistente142
c)Gojano1-651 1-486 1-202 2-235
14Beneventano 1-289 1-160 0-904'1-725

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(u.a./kg)
SerialNo Varieties NormpriceInterventionpriceAmount
ofpremiumDerived
interventionprice
15Xanti-Yakà 2-422 2-180 1-459 3-464
16Perustitza 2-294 2-065 1-372 3-041
17Erzegovinaandhybridsthereof 2-060 1-854 1-242 2-740
18a)RoundTip
b)Scafati
c)SumatraI10-802 9-722 5-294 14-737
19a)BrasileSelvaggio
b)Othervarieties1-076 0-968 0-295 -
ANNEXVII
FLAXANDHEMP
Amountofaid:
Flax:-UnitedKingdom
-OtherMemberStatesu.a./ha
143-20
188-15
Hemp 174-04

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ANNEXVIII
SEEDS
CCT Amountof
heading Descriptionofgoods aid
No u.a./100kg
ex12.01ALinumusitatissimumL.partim(fibreflax) 13
Cannabissativa(L.monoica) 8
1.GRAMINEAE
ex12.03C Arrhenatherum elatius(L)J.andC.Presi. 31
DactylisglomerataL. 27
FestucaarundinaceaSchreb. 27
FestucaovinaL. 19
FestucapratensisHuds. 21
FestucarubraL. 18
LoliummultiflorumLam. 11
LoliumperenneL.
-Ofhighpersistence,lateormediumlate 17
-Newvarietiesandothers 13
-Oflowpersistence,mediumlate,mediumearlyorearly 10
LoliumxLybridumHausskn.11
PhleumpratenseL. 31
PoanemoralisL. 19
PoapratensisL. 19
PoatrivialisL. 19
2.LEGUMINOSAE
ex07.05AI PisumarvenseL. 4
ex07.05AIIIViciafabaL.ssp.fabavar.equinaPers. 4
ViciafabaL.var.minor(Peterm.)bull 4
ex12.03C MedicagosativaL.(ecotypes) 8
MedicagosativaL.(varieties) 12
TrifoliumpratenseL. 20
TrifoliumrepensL. 22
TrifoliumrepensL.var.giganteum 25
ViciasativaL. 14
ANNEXIX
DEHYDRATED FODDER
Amountofaidtoproducersu.a./metricton
9-00