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GREECE
.ReportonStateaidmeasures -
I.INTRODUCTION : ,,.^ ■
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Thisreportisbasedonthe1978/79and1979/80inventories ofStateaid
measures forGreekagriculture andfurtherinformation supplied inOctober
1980whenthematterwaslastexamined sectorbysector. 1
Information aboutsomeaidmeasures inincomplete asregardsthedescription
ofthemeasure,theamountofaid,thebreakdown ofthetotalamountby
typeofscheme,orthechangeintheamountsinvolved in1978,1979and-.
1980.Thisisoneofthereasonsforthedifficulties encountered in
establishing adirectcorrespondence betweentheinventory ofaidmeasures
andthelistofaidmeasures referredtoinArticle 69oftheActof*
Accession otherthansocio-structural aidasagreedattheConference .
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II.AMOUNTOFAID - j ''.'~
1.Totalamount .;V ■
(a)StateaidforGreekagriculture totalled Dr22891.85
millionin1978~and DR25301.57 millionin1979.These
figures amountto10,1and9.8%respectively offinal
agricultural production forthoseyears(seetables 1and3
ofAnnexII).Theannualgrowthratewas10.5%,substantially
' tessthantherateofinflation ofprices(19.0%)overthe'
sameperiod.Thefigurefor1980hasnotbeencalculated
becausedataareincomplete . <•.
1Expenditure 1978,.estimâtes andexpenditure 1979-estimâtes 1980.

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(b)In1978 State aidaveraged Dr25435.40 pepperson engaged
;inagriculture <0.9million people in1977 )or541.72 ECU ,
|ascompared with 1538.00 ECUIntheCommunity^' ^.
(c) IExpressed inrelation toutilized agricultural area <9.2
•million hain1977)^,aidin1978averaged Dr2488.20 per
haor52.99 ECU/ha^,against 139.00 ECU/haintheCommunity^' "*
2.Breakdown ofaidbycategory
Thebreakdown ofthetotal amount ofaidbycategory <seeAnnex
I)and thechanges in1978 ,1979 and 1980 areshown InTables 4
and 5.However ,for lack ofcomplete data for1980 ,comparison
hadtobeconfined to1979 .Thefigures indicate thepredominance
ofaid linked toprices ,quantities orunits ofproduction atthe
marketing orprice support level <category 2)andaid inrespect
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ofinputs <category 3).Theamounts inquestion were roughly
equal and accounted forover 85.0% ofthe total amount ofaid in
1978 .Farbehind come aidmeasures linked toprices ,quantities
orunits ofproduction attheprimary production level <category
■1)andaidforinvestment inprimary production (category 4), •
with 8.0and4.5% respectively ofthetotal amount .Category 5
<aidJorinvestment inmarketing andprocessing )andtheother
categories account for anegligible percentage .Thepicture in
1979 showed little change ,despite aslight increase for
categories 2and 4.and aslight decrease forcategories 3and l.
Nonetheless ,categories 2and3continue toaccount together for .
almost 90% ofthe total amount ofnational aid .
3.Breakdown bysector ' -
A. General
Thebreakdown ofthetotal amount ofaidbysector and
1 changes in1978 ,1979 and1980 are shown intables 6and7.
Once again ,for lack ofcomplete date for1980 ,comparison
has had tobeconfined to1979 .
Dr28112.90 or511.89 ECU in1979 ,based onthesame agricultural
2workforce .
_Value fortheCommunity ofNine .in1977 <nationa Iplus Community aid).
£rIPfi~ in!27§<average forthecalendar year )^\b)DrTOO=1.82082 ECUin1979 vaverage forthecalendar year )
Including rough grazing :,
Or2750.20 or50.08 ECU/hain1979,based onthesame utilized

(a)Themarkedprominence in1978ofcereals <25.5%),tobacco
(12.8%),fruitandvegetables (9.3%)andcotton,notcardedor_
combed,(6.0%),bothoverall andwithinthecropproducts group,
isstriking .Mentionshouldalsobemadeofotheraidnot
included inthecategories listedforanumberofcropproducts
(22.7%in1978)almostallofwhichisaidforinputs(category
3)(SeeTable9)andwhichoccupies secondplaceasregards .
economic importance ,aftercereals.Theratesforlivestock
:products areverymodest,beefandvealbeingthelargestsector
(5.2%in1978). .'>; .
(b)Thepicture changedirr197,withcerealsdropping backtothird
place(17.5%)andwiththeadvanceofcotton,'notcardedor
combed,.(6.7%),tobacco (13.8%)andaboveallfruitandvegetables ,
whichmovedintofirstplace(22.3/0withthegreatest rateof
increase ofallsectors (163.1%).Despite aslightdecline,
,otheraidnotelsewhere classified for9numberofcropproducts
maintains itseconomic importance innational aidingeneral
(secondplaceafterfruitandvegetables :i.e.20.6%in1979).
Allthelivestock sectorsaredeclining intermsofeconomic
importance ,thetrendbeingmpstmarkedinthecaseofbeefand
veal(1.1%ofthetotalamountin1979),whichshowsthelargest
rateofreduction ofallsectorsexcepteggsandpoultrymeat(-
77.5%). « • ;
(c)In1978cropproducts accounted for85.6%andlivestock products
for11.9%ofthetotalamountofnational aid.In1978aidin
respectofcropproducts andlivestock products alsoaccounted
for8.6and1.2%respectively offinalagricultural production
(seeTables 2and3).In1979theposition oflivestock products
deteriorated onbothfronts.Theannualrateofincrease for
cropproducts -overthisperiodwasaboveaverage (16.4%)but
negativeforlivestock products(-33.4%)(seeTable 1).
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B.Situation bysector
(a)Fruitandvegetables \.
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Therearenofiguresfor1980forseveralaidmeasures 1nrespect
.offruitandvegetables ,whichis-themainreasonwhyexamination
ofGreekStateaidmeasuresinagriculture asawholehashadto
ârte:tebeconfjnrèdtà'<1979.

Aidmeasures linked toprices ,quantities orunits of
production atthemarketing orprice support level (category
2)predominate (89.3% 1n1978 and95.8% in1979 )(SeeTable
8).The sector showed aspectacular advance in1979 ,mainly
asaresult oftheaid togrowers oftomatoes forprocessing ,
which rose from Dr15million in1978 toDr2526million in
1979 .
Thetotal amount ofaidforexports oforanges /mandarins
andtangerines fell over thesame period ,although therates
increased .
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Forpeaches thesame types ofaiddecreased interms ofboth
the total and the rate per unit .
> I.
Processing aid (aidgranted toprocessors oncondition that
they paygrowers aminimum price )wasextended toapricots
1.2 .1
(Dr276million )'.peaches (Dr753million )andtomatoes
1
forprocessing (Dr2562million )in1979 andtostrawberries
in1980 (Dr134million )1'2.
The amount ofaid rose considerably in1980 :
apricots :Dr520million ;
peaches :Dr1500 million ; •-
tomatoes forprocessing :nonotification oftheamount
for 1980 has been received .
The rates ofaidalso rose during thereference period .On
theother hand ,aid forinvestment inprimary production%
(category 4)isvery modest (6.8% in1978 and2.7% ,in1979 )
andthere isnoaid atallfor investment inmarketing and
processing (category 5).
Apricots Dr7million ,peaches Dr220million ,tomatoes forprocessing
-Dr15million ,strawberries Dr24million in1978 . •'
Aidmeasures included inthe list ofaid referred toinArticle 69of
theAct ofAccession ,excluding socio-structural aid .

(b)Cereals ^
Inthecerealssectoraidinrespect inputs(categpry 3)is
thelargestitem(62.2%in1978,78.4%in1979).Themaintype
Aofaidisforthesaleoffeedgrain-maizeandbarley-to
producers atbelowcostprice,whichamounted toDr3473million
in'1979against Dr3614millionin1978(decrease of3.9%)and
Dr3739in1980(7.7%increase).Therateofaid(areduction of
Dr1.8/kgontheaverage on.theaveragecostofimported and
domestic feedgrainin1979and1980)wasslightly lowerin1979
1(-5.3%).Nextcorneaidmeasures lînkedtoprîtes,quantîtîes or
production unitsattheprimaryproduction level(category 1)
whichexceeded 20.0%in1979.'Theaidinquestionisincomeaid
grantedperunitofarea(inthecaseof-hillfarmers)orper
unitofquantity (inthecaseofsmallfarmerswithnotmorethan
25ha),inrespectofwheatandbarley.*
Themainreasonforthedeclineofthecereals -sectorin1979(-
24.1%)wastheabolition ofaidfortheconsumption ofwheat
(category 2),whichin1978amounted toDr1127million.The
otheraidmeasures alsodiminished in1979,withtheexception of
.aidforhillfarmersinrespectofdurumwheatandbarley
(increases of26.9and21.4%respectively ).
Thetrendfor1980isamodestincrease forthesectorasa
whole(7.8%),whichcoincides withanincrease inthemaintype
ofaid(saleoffeedgrainatreducedpricestoproducers).'r
Theratesofaidremained stableordecreased in1978,1979and
1980,withtheexception ofaidforhillfarmersinrespectof
durumwheat(50.0%increase in1980). ,
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(c)Tobacco
Inthetobaccosectoraswellit-isaidlinkedtoprices,
quantities orunitsofproduction atthemarketing orprice
supportlevel(category 2)whichpredominates (98.0%in1978,
97.1%in1979).
Thisaidwasinitially included inthelistofaidmeasures referred toin
Article 69oftheActofAccession (aidotherthansocio-structural aid)and
agreedattheConference .Itwasremoved fromthelistbecauseitistobe
discontinued beforetheendofthisyear,according toastatement bythe
Hellenic Delegation ..
2AidincludedinthelistofaidmeasuresreferredtoinArticle69oftheAct
ofAccession,excludingrsociorstructural aid.. ■. •

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Thesector 'sadvance in1979 andparticularly "in1980 isattributable to
theaid forexports oforiental tobacco ,which was zero in1978 ,Dr387
million in1979 and Dr1000 million in1980 (158.4% increase in1980 )* ,
The rates ofaid remained stable in1978 and 1979 .
There arenoprecise data for1980 ;however ,overall theamount ofaid
for the sector rose in1930 atarate close tothat recorded in1979
(20.0% and18.9% respectively ).
(d)Cotton ;not carded orcombed - .
Inthecotton sector category 2aidmeasures predominate (94.7% in1978 ,
93.7% in1979 ).Themain aidmeasure consists ofpayments toproducers
.for thequantity marketed .The total amount ofaid hasincreased
considerably (from Dr1310million in1978 toDr1600million in1979
and Dr2800million in1980 ,i.e. rates ofincrease of22.1% 1n1979 and
75.0% in1980 ),but inparticular there was a90.7% increase in .therate
ofaid in1979 .The 1980 rate hasnot been notified ,butthe increase in
aid forthe sector asawhole in1980 was three times the 1979 figure .
ν · . ·*
(69.5% against 23/5%).
(e)Oils and fats ' • '
Forthevegetable oils andfats sector (3.2% ofthetotal amount ofaid
in1978 )thepicture isincomplete ,thefigures forexpenditure on
intervention costs and aid for the sale ofolive oil in1979 and 1980 and
theamount ofaid forcombatting Dacus oleae for1980 notbeing available
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(f)Sugar e
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Inthe sugar sector (2.5% ofthe total ofaid in1978 and2.6% in1979 )
there areonly category 2measures ,which increased substantially in1979
asregards both thetotaUamount andthe rate ofaid .Complete data for
1980 are not available ^
(g)Wine
Inthe wine sector (1.8% ofthe total amount ofaid in1978 and 2.1% in
1979 ),it-is again category 2aidmeasures that predominate (66.5% in .
1978 ,67.3% in1979 ).Themain item isexport aid,which increased in
1979 anddeclined in1980 interms ofthetotal amount ,whereas therate
ofaidremained unchanged in1979 and1980 ,with theexception ofan
increase in1980 forexports tonon-Community countries .
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Aidfopinvestment inprimaryproduction (category 4)mainlythequality
winep.s.r.programme )increased in1979attheexpenseofaidforthe' - '> ■
supplyofpestcontrolproductstogroweris'atlessthancostprice
(category 3).Asawholethesectorhasdeclinedinimportance substantially
in1980(25.9%drop)afteramarkedincrease in1979(32.6%)
(h)Othercropsectors
Category 2aidmeasures predominate asfarastheothercropsectorsare.;
concerned (1.9%ofthetotalamountofaidin.1978and2.2%in1979).*'
Thisisparticularly thecasewithrice,tableolivesandpotatoes (100%)
and,to.alesserextent,seedsandanimalfeed.Ontheother,hand,in-
thecaseofliveplantsandaromatic andpharmaceutical plants,aidfor
investment inprimaryproduction (category 4)leads,whereasinthecase
ofsilkwormraising,thelargestitemisaidforproducers forthe
purchase ofboxesofsilkseedatlessthancostprice(category 3).
-For1980thetrendvariesfromoneproducttoanother.Forriceand
potatoes,forinstance,therewasanincreaseinthetotalamountin1979
butadecreasein1980.Inthecaseofliveplantsandaromatic and
pharmaceutical plants,therewasamarkedincrease in1979_butamore
•'modestonein1980.•• '-" "
(i)Allcropproducts - |
Allcropproducts arealsoeligibleforanimportant aid:thesupplyof
fertilizers toproducers atreducedprices(category 3).Thisaid,which
cannotbebrokendownbyproduct,amounting toDr5184millionin1978,
accountedfor22.6%oftotalaidin"1978(20.6%in1979)^.Itincreased
slightlyin1979(Or5200million,i.e.anincrease of0.3%)andin1980
(Dr5600million,i.e.a7.7%increase on1979).
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Aidincluded inthelistofaidmeasures referred toinArticle 69ofthe
TreatyofAccession,excluding socio-structural aid. \.; '•-»

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<j)Milkandmilkproducts
InthemiIksector(3.3%ofthetotalamountofaidin1978and2.9%In
1979)category 2aidmeasures predominate (93.6%in1978and89.0%in
1979).Following thereduction orabolition ofsomeoftheseaid
measures (inparticular aidtodairiesformilkpasteurization and
bottling,amounting toatotalofDr300millionin1979,whichwas
1abolished in1980)thesector's'percentage droppedin1979(-2.6%)and
fellfurther in1980(-35.1%).
(k)Beefandveal *
Forbeefandveal(5.2%ofthetotalamountofaid,in1978and1.1%in
1979)theabolition in1979ofaidfor*theproduction ofveal,-amounting
toDr.1.000millionin1978,putcategory 1aidmeasures (aidlinkedto
prices,quantities orunitsofproduction attheprimaryproduction
level)intofirstplace(14.6%in1978,76.1%in1979).Thisaid
2concerns calving premiums paidtofarmers,aidwhichhasincreased
considerably intermsofabsolute amount,particularly in1980(64.1%).
Therateofaidroseby20.0%in1979andremained unchanged in1980.'
Thesectorasawholeshowedamarkeddeclinein1979(-77.5%),following
theabolition ofaidfortheproduction ofvealmentioned above,but
therewasthesubstantial increase in1980(57.5%).
(I)Sheepandgoats '
Asregards sheepandgoats(1.9%ofthetotalamountofaidin1978and
1.8%in1979)itisagaincategory 1measures inthelead(78.8%in1978,
81.6%in1979).Aidmeasures inthiscategory werealsotheonlyonesto
increase intermsoftotalamountandtheraidofaid,particularly in
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1980.Thesectorasawholeprogressed slightlyin1979(3.3%)andmore
substantially in1980(26.6%).'
Thisaidwasinitially included inthelistofaidmeasures referred toin
Article 69oftheTreatyofAccession,excluding socio-structural aid
measures .
Thisaidwasincluded inthelistofaidmeasures referred toinArticle 69
oftheTreatyofAccession,excluding socio-structural aid,although the
Community rulesprovideforasimilaraidmeasurewhichis,however,
restricted tocertainregionsoftheCommunity asatpresentconstituted .

(m)'Pigs' .
TheLackoffiguresconcerning thepigmeatsectorhasmadecalculations
impossible .
<n)Eggsandpoultrymeat . •
Category 2aidpredominates (86.8%in1978,73.4%in1979)inthe
eggsandpoultrymeat sector <0.3%ofthetotalamountofaidin1978and
0.1%in1979).Thissectorshowedamarkeddecrease in1979(-81%)anda;
verysubstantial increase in1980(195.0%). ^
■(o)Honey .... ,
Inthehoneysector,whichisofminimalsignificance ,anexportaidwas
reintroduced 'in1980.. >.
(p)AllLivestock products
-AILlivestock products areeligible inaddition forfairlysubstantial
;... ν ·*··.·· ■■.
aidmeasures notelsewhere specified <1.1%ofthetotalamountofaidin
1978and1.4%in1979)theprincipal measures beingaidforveterinary
•,measures (category 3),amounting toDr242millionin1979<51.3%more
thanin1978,butfallingto9.1%in1980)andaidforpasture improvement
<category 4),totalling Dr55millionin1979<8.3%lessthanin1978,
butanincreaseof9.1%in1980). '/-
.<q)Altagricultural products • ' >
Allagricultural products areeligibleforasignificant category 4aid
measurenotelsewhere specified grantedintheformofmediumandlong-
termloanswithreducedinterest rates,designed topromotecertainlines
ofproduction onthefarms. »
ThisaidamountedtoDr433.00millionin1978,risingtoDr483.00
millionin1979<11.5%increase)andDp750.00in1980<a55.3%increase
on1979)."' !I''"' ;

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(r)Theforestry sector ,finally ,remains ofminimal significance (less than
1.0% ofthe totjal amount ofaid),-despite asubstantial increase in1979
> '
(28.6%)' (SeeTables 1and 2).Thepredominant aidmeasures areincome
.1aid (category 1),aidforproducers ofresin and forproducers ofmastic
(regionalized :island ofChios )(80.5% oftheamount forthesector in (
1978 and79.9% in1979 ).Complete data for 1980 arenotavailable .
III .ASSESSMENT OFTHE AID MEASURES
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,1.Légal situation '
Greek national aidmeasures aretobeassessed generally speaking onthe
basis ofthesame rules asapplied tonational aidgranted bythe :. <
existing Member States .However ,there isan .additional factor involved .
i
During thenegotiations thenational aidgranted foragriculture in
Greece wasthesubject ofspecific discussion ,which ledinparticular to
the insertion ofArticle 69inthe Act ofAccession and totheadoption
ofthe'Joint Declaration ontheprocedure forthe joint examination of
national aidgranted bytheHellenic Republic inthefield ofagriculture
during theperiod prior toaccession .Reference should also bemade as
regard thepractical implementation oftheprovisions tothesummary of
conclusions oftheconference .Under these provisions Greece may
maintain -butonatransitional anddigressive basis -national aid-
measures which are inprinciple incompatible with Community provisions ..
2.Aid measures under Article 69ofthe Act
(a)Article 69oftheActofAccession provides fortheadoption bythe
• ν
Council ofaRegulation listing theaidmeasures incompatible with
Community rules which Greece maymaintain onatransitional and
digressive basis until 31December 1985 .This provision isthe
-_ basis fortheproposal which theCommission hasforwarded tothe
iCouncil (docC0M(80 )705of3November 1980 ).
|Theproposal doesnot,however ,include socio-structural aid
|measures . ' H , '-
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(b)Thereare19oftheseaidmeasures,representing 26.7%ofthetotal
:amountofnationalaidin1979,ascomparedwith28.2%ofthat ;
;amountin1978<seeTables11and14).Therateofincreasefor j
ti .* t
|theseaidmeasuresisonlyhalfthatregistered fornationalaid i
:measuresasawhole(4.6%against10.5%,seeTables6and10). "j
'• • -, ;J
<c)The'majorpartofthisamountisdevotedtoinputs <80.4%ofthe ~'i
totalamountin1978,77.2%in1979and72.0%in1980),thereason j
beingthemagnitude ofaidforthesupplyoffertilizers atreduced j
pricestofarmers (seeTables12and13).Theincreaseinaidin
thiscategory in1979and1980is,.however >belowtherateof
increaseforsuchaidasawhole(0.4%against 4.6%in1979and7.7%
against 15.4%in1980)(seeTable12).
Category 1aid(aidlinkedtoprices,quantities orunitsof
production' attheprimaryproduction level)occupies secondplaceas
regardseconomic significance (13.1%of.thetotalamountin.1978,
13.2%in1979and14.5%in1980).Category 1aidhasincreased at
anannualrateclosetotheaverageforsuchaidoverthesame
period. 'v
Category 2followsclosebehind(aidlinkedtoprices,quantities
andunitsofproduction atmarketing orpricesupportlevel')(6.0%of
thetotalamountin'1978,9.2%in1979and13.1%in1980).Such
measures arethemostnumerous (7outof19)butrepresent only5.0%
ofthetotalamountfornational aidmeasures inthiscategory
(1980).However,theyhaveincreased overthisperiodatarateof
almost60.0%.
Theothercategories areofminimalimportance .
(d.)Mostoftheproductsinvolvedinaidmeasures arecropproducts ,
(about90.0%ofthetotalamount).Afteraidforthesupplyof
'fertilizers-to farmersatreducedprices,anunclassified aid
measurewhichrelatestoseveralcropproducts andwhichisbyfar
thelargestiteminthelistofaid,fruitandvegetables havegone
intosecondplacein1979and1980(5.3%ofthetotalamountofsuch
aidin1978,8.8%in1979and13.4%in1980)/overtaking milkand
cerealswithannualgrowthratesnearing 75.0%..

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Mostoftheseaidmeasures areincategory 2,especially aidin
respectofproducts forprocessing (apricots andstrawberries ).The
markedincrease since1978isattributed totheextension ofthe
systemwhichnowappliestoallsuchproducts 'andtotheincreasein
therateofaid«
Thereisalsoasystemofexportaidfortablegrapesconditional
-uponpaymentofaminimumpricetothegrower.Thetotalamountof
suchaidincreased by27.3%from1978to1980.Thisaidwillbe
abolished on1January 1981,butinAccordance withtheagreements
reachedattheConference itmaybechangedintoproduction aidon
thegroundsthatproducer pricesarehigherinGreecetjhaninthe
existing MemberStates.
Cerealsarethesecondsectorofcropproducts ofsomeimportance ,
althoughthishasbeensteadily declining duringthereference
period(5.3%ofthetotalin1978,4.6%in1979and4.0%in1980).
Allaidinthissectorisincategory 1(primarily aidforsmall
farmerswithfarmsnotexceeding 5ha,inrespectofwheatand
barley).Therateofaidhasremained stableduringthereference
period.
(e)Asregardslivestock products,milkisthemajorsector(about6.0%
ofthetotalamountofsuchaidforthethreeyearsinquestion).
Halfoftheaidforthissectoriscategory 2aidwhichalso
accounts forthelargestpercentage ofthetotalamount.Aidfor
themilksectorhasincreased atratesclosetotheaverageforthe
aidmeasures inquestion duringthereference period(4.3%in1979
and11.3%in1980).Withoneexception therehasnotbeenany
substantial increase intherateofaidduringthereference period.
ι
Nextcomesthebeefandvealsector,therelative importance of
whichhasincreased duringthereference period(about4.5%ofthe
totalamountofaidin1980against 2.6%in1978)following high
ratesofannualincrease in1979andalsoin1980,particularly in
calving,themainaidmeasureinthissector.
Theincrease'isduemoretotheextension ofeligibility thantothe
increase intheratsofaid(whichhasrisen20.0%from1978to
1980). '

(f)Theothersectors(liveplants*aromatic andpharmaceutical plants
.andsheepandgoats)areofonlyminimal importance .
Otheraidmeasures -•-,
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Theothernational aidmeasures havetoassessedeittTfromthepoint
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ofviewoftheorganization ofthemarketinthedifferent agricultural
sectorsorunderArticles 92and93oftheTreaty.Theywillbeassessed
inaccordance withtheprocedure laiddownintheTreaty.
Itmay,however,bestatedprovisionally andsubjecttoamoredetailed
examination ,vthataidgrantedonthfbasisofprices,quantities orunits
ofproduction attheprimaryproduction leveloratthemarketing or
pricesupportlevelandaidforthepurchase ofinputs(categories 1to
3)arefundamentally incompatible withthecommonmarketandwillhaveto
bereplaced whereappropriate ,byCommunity measures;aidforinvestment
inprimary'production andaidformarketing andprocessing (categories 4
and5)andaidfornaturaldisasters (category 7),aidfortraining
(category 8)andaidforresearch (category 9)willbeexaminedafter
accession inaccordance withtheprovisions laiddown(Community lawand
guidelines onStateaidmeasures);aidforadvertising (category 6)will
beexamined atalaterdateinconjunction withaidgranted bythe.J­
•existing MemberStates,pursuant toArticle 93C1)oftheTreaty. ■;v

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■'•' . ( ■
•ANNEX I.
CATEGORIES OFAID .,
CATEGORY 1:Aidtheamountofwhichisdetermined byprices,quantities op
unitsofproduction attheprimaryproduction level.
CATEGORY 2:Aidtheamountofwhichisdetermined byprices,quantities or
unitsofproduction atthemarketing orpricesupportlevel
CATEGORY 3:Aidinrespectofinputs(including planthealthandveterinary
costsand'aidtomeetpartofthecostofinsurance)
V , 1, •,
• >/- ••
CATEGORY 4:Aidforinvestment inprimary!production ^•
CATEGORY -5;Aidforinvestment inmarketing andprocessing'
CATEGORY 6:Aidforfairs,advertising ,searchfor'outlets,etc.'
S* » ' *
CATEGORY 7:Aidfornaturaldisasters
'"r ' •1 '
CATEGORY 8:Aidforagricultural training ',
1 » ■ >
CATEGORY 9:Aidforresearch

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TABLE 1!
GREECE•Nationalaid•total Amountandbreakdown bytypeofproduction
i
1978EXPENDITURE
(FINALFIGURES )
(DrMillion)1978EXPENDITURE
(FINALFIGURES )
(DrMillion )1978EXPENDITURE
(FINALFIGURES)
(DrMillion )1978EXPENDITURE
(FINALFIGURES )
(DrMillion)' t
1 2 3 4
TOTAL 22.891,85(1>25.301,57(l> 10,5(1>24.775,97° *
CROPPRODUCTS 19.597,08 22.S19,19 <1>
I16,4<»<2>
i
LIVESTOCK
PRODUCTS!
2.731,07 ?1)1.219,48 <1>.j
-33,4™ ;
•I
FCRESTP.Y
PRODUCTS ''
I.i
|
117,60 151,20 28,6l
<2>
UNATTRI3UTA8LE446,10 511,70 U'7•(2)
(1)Partialcalculation only-complétéfiguresnotavailable
(2)Cannocbecalculated .-complétéfiguresnotavailable

'TABLE 2
6REECE:Shareofcropproducts andoflivestock products,asapercentage
ofthetotalamountofnational aid.
XOFTHETOTALAMOUNT OFNATIONAL A'D
•1978 1°79
CROPPRODUCTS 85,6 90,2
LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS 7,2
I
1
"*' I
FORESTRY PRODUCTS 0,5 0,4
UNATTRIBUTABLE 2,0 2,0
#
100,01II-™- I
100,0

TABLE3
GREECE:Nationalaid,inrelation tofinal agricultural production
TOTAL
AMOUNT OF
AID
[PrMillion)IAIDFOR
cr:op
PRODUCTS
(DrMillion )AIDFOR
LIVESTOCK
PRODUCTS
(DrMillion !FINAL
F\GFÌICIILTURAT
PRODUCTION
)(DrMillionRATIO:
1/4
«>
)„RATIO:
2/4
(X)
'RATIO:
3/4
<%)'
1 !2
It3.
IA 5 6 7
1978 22.891,85 19.597,08 2.731,07<13
226.962,CC10,1 8,6
!^
Λ*ζ.
1979i
i
i
25.301,57 22.819,19 1.819,45(2)
257.438,CCi
» j
9,8
I8,9 0,7
*Atcurrentprices
CD153554,CO(69.9Xofthetotal)fromcrooproducts and
63408,00(30.1%ofthetotal)fromlivestock products
(2)173312,00(67.5"ofthetotal )from croD products and t
83626,00(32.5% ofthetotal )from livestock products

GREECE sTotalamountofnational aidbycategory ofaidTABLE4
CATEGORY
jOFAID-1978
EXPENDITIJRE •
(FINALFIGURES !
(DrMillion)|1979
EXPENDITUREV.INCREASE ~j3-2 -1980 j
.EXPENDITURE'/.INCREASE !
3-2 ■
^PROVISIONAL
1FIGURES)
{DrMillion )2 (FORECAST )
(DrMillion)2
1 2 3 4 5 6
À
■1 1.865,50 1.895,60 "1,6 2.317,35 22,3I
2-
(1)
10.336,10
i(1)
12.406,60<1>
20,0(1)|
11.110,50,(2>
3 |9.630,63
I/
9.679,03 0,5
/<1>
9.815,72(2)
4<1>
933,62<1Jj
1.196,94
J<1>
21,7
i(1)
1.386,40 '15.8e"
5 22,00
I37,60j
70,9 31,00 !-17,6
6 0,50 0,80 60,0 2,00 150,0
7 25,00 30,00 24,0 40,00 33,3
8 0,50 12,20 2.340,0 13,00 <,6
9 i28,00
I;42,30 .52,9 60,CO 40,2
TOTAL(U
22.891,35(1)
25.301,57 10,5j <1)
24.775,97:UT
(1)Partialcalculation only*complete figuresnotavailable
(2)Cannotbecalculated *complete figuresnotavailable

h>
• •TABLE5
* '
GREECE:Percentage shareofeachcategoryofaidinthetotalamountofnational •
aid.
XOFTHETOTALAMOUNT0FNATIONAL AID
CATEGORY OFAID 1978 1979
1 8'1-.!
«
«»
2 *3,2 *49,0 i
-I.5 • !
i ■I- •"•"
ï*** !** 1. i
4 *#3 *,7
.*
-
•5 0,1 °,2 |
6
4 •!
I:*°'° ·.«o,o !
-■!
7 0,1 0,1
3 tso,o •0,1
9 0,10,2 J
.100,0 100,0 .

ΙΑ
/ ' ■"• TABLE6.
GREECE:Breakdown bysectorofthetotalamountofnational aid.
I– 11978 11979 %INCREASE .1980 !%INCREASE[
EXPENDITURE IEXPENDITURE 3-2 EXPENDITURE 5-3
SECTOR ' J
I(FINAL |
FIGURES )I
(DrMillion )[PROVISIONAL .
:SJTOon)(FORECAST )
(DrMi11ion)
» ■''
I 1
I2 3 4 5I6'I
I..CEREALS S.833,60I'>.«29,40 -24,1 A.775,25" 7,8
II.RICE 15,00 32,0° 113,3 '••;»5,oo■-21,9
III.VEGETADLE OILSAND737,00 580,θδ1> (2) .20,û61>-'(2)
FATS■:
IV.TABLEOLIVES 35,00h.- ■ 40,00
V.SUGAR 565,00 660,00 16,8 '■.316,00;-<2>
VI.TOBACCO 2.927,30 3.480,40 18'' 4.176,00 20,0.v
VII.FRUITS &VEGETABLES !2.140,70 5.632,60 163,1 13.072,l61> (2)
VIII.WINE
I •\.406,48 538,97 *32,6:'399,52\-25,9
IX.LIVEPLANTS 9,90 '■19'70 99,0 •22,00 11,7
X.POTATOES ■ -'174,30 -261,00 j49,7 |250,00 !-4,2
XI.SEEDS 104,00 j•124,00 ]'19,2 I:;162,00 j30,7 |
XII.SILKWORMS 15,30 ,15,52 |–1,3-|"27,10 ;
■. I•74'4
XIII.CATTLE FEED 17,00 . 28,80 69,4
i40,00 38,9
!XIV.COTTON,NOTCARDED i!1.333,00 J1.703,30 |23,5 i2.895,c51>j"69,S
ORCOMBEDI
:■: i!
XV.AROMATIC AND !33.C3 j85,00 î157,6:90,20 I1
PH'ARMACEUT ICAL, i ■..■i i
PLANTS
XVI.AIDFORSEVË3AL 5.200,00 .5.223,50 0/55.630,00 7,8 .
I CROPPRODUCTS I!
iI !
IXVII.FORESTRYPRODUCTS 117,60j151,20 28,6 176,0ό1} (2)
[XVIII.MILK I750,06Uj730,20 I-2,6'"I474,CO1-35,1 j
XIX.BEEFANDVEAL 1.204,60 270,56 -77,5 426,20\57'5
XX.SHEEPMEAT AND 435,20 449,60 3,3 569,00 26,6
GOAT.VEAT
XXI PIGMcAT
XXII.EGGSANDPOULTRY<2)
76,C6U<2)
13,90(2)
-81,7<"<2)
41,00(2)
195,0
!XXIII.HONEY 0,17 0,18 5,9 18,20 •10.011,1
XXIV.AIDFCRSEVERAL I
LIVESTOCK
'PRODUCTS j265,10j.355,04j■33,9|353,80I•-°,4 I
IXXV.AIDFORSEVERAL
| PRODUCTS
I446,10 511,70 14,7 777,00 51,9
:
i TOTALj22.S51,55 1)j23.3G1,5?')[10,5^*24.775,»?' J|
I 1 ^
cioi.calcuiaticr.orùy-c^noiete ricurss no:avaiiaole
Cannotbecalculated -completefiguresnotavailable

TABLE7
GREECE:Percentage shareofeachsectorInthetotalamountofnational aid.
ι
7.OFTHETOTALAMOUNT OFNATIONAL AID
SECTOR 1978' 1979
|I:CEREAL ,• 25,5 17,5,I
II.RICE _ . •0,1 0,1
III.VEGETABLE OILANDFATS 3'* *2,3<1>
IV.TAELEOLIVES - •0,2-
V.SUGAR 2,5 2,6
VI.TOBACCO 12,8 13,8
VII.FRUITS ANDVEGETABLES 9,3 .22,3
Iviii.*:NE . 1,8 2,1
IIX.LIVEPLANTS ft?0,0 '. °'1'
X.POTATOES "* °'8 1,0
XI.SEEDS * 0,5
XII.SILKWORMS ' 0,1 0,1
XIII.CATTLE FEED
I °'1 •0,1
1XIV.COTTON,NOTCARDEDORC0K3ED''• 6,0 6'?
jXV.AROMATICANOPHAP.MACEUTICAL PLANTS !0,2 ! 0,3
IXVI.AIDFORSEVE3ALC30PPRODUCTS J|'22,7- 20,6 J
jXVII.FORESTRYPRODUCTS . j– 1 |
0,5 0,6
IXVIII.Î1ILK :3^ I___
XIX.BEEFANDVEAL '5,2
XX.SHEEPKEAT AND"GOATMZAT 1,9 "•'8
XXI.PIGKEAT (2) i
XXII.EGGSAMDPOULTRY 0.3 I0.1
XXIII.HONEYsso,o «0,0
IXIV.AIDFORSEVERALLIVESTOCK PRODUCTS:I
XXV.AIDFORSEVERAL PRODUCTS 2,0 2,0
/*\• .••...1C0,0 - j100,0
(1)Partialcalculations only-conpleteficuresnotavailable
(2)Cannotbecalculated -completefiguresnotavailable

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1971rat8
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' TABLE9
-GREECE:Breakdown bysectoroftotalexpenditure onaidmeasuresnotprovided
forinComcjunity legislation onthecoamonorganizations ofagricultural
warketswhichtheHellenic RepublicIsauthorized tomaintain ona
transitional onddigressive basis.
EXPENDITURE
1978EXPENDITURE j
1979j8
INCREASE
3-2EXPENDITURE
1980INCREASE
5-3
CIIUK 1(FINAL)
(OrMillion)(FINAL)](Or.Million)!2
Ζ I(ESTIMATE)j
(Or.Million)J3
Xmj »? \3i4 1 5 16 I
I.CEREALS |341.00[310.50-8.9I310.75 I0.2
h.RICE J* " ":V
III.VEGETA8LEOILSj
ANDFATS jι-•»
IV.TABLEOLIVES ]»
I"- *'
-SUGAR 1- -
■* - -
«•TOL'ACCO |"I I
I"I
VII.FRUIT2VEGETA9L3 540-40
j596-1075.2*1043.50 75.0C1>]
VIII.WINE- " "1• *
J
IX.LIVEPLANTS 2.40 4.40 ' «3.3 5.00 13-6 ,
X.POTATOES-
j ".!
XI.SEEDS
i- ■i-I
XII.SlUWCSflS
\--I
!- -
jXIII.
AI
AHIMAi.FEED |I I
I' ! II '
[ \I '
I'*i
|XIV.I
COTTOH SOTCARDE3
orconsto ji
'~*i_ i
i(
i
»
iXV.
IAun^Arir auj !
PhA>"1ACéiiTICAL !
PLANTS
i» 10-coi ;
I" i
i
]XVI.
jSEVERAL CROP
PRODUCTS5184.00
l"_jj5200-COI°-3•J5600-CO7.7 j
! i
|XVII.FORESTRY !-
iXVIII•MILK 4C5-13 i422-30II470.COI I
Ixix.
i3EEFANDVEAL 17T-70 208-80 21.6 340-50 63.1 ..
IXX.SHEEPANOGOATS .4.00 2-60 -35-0 !2.50
i-3.»
xxl.PIGMtAI * " "
jXXII.EGGS5POULTRY-
MEAT!
i•-i*i
-I
,XXIII.HONEY I** * "
•XXIV.SEVERN'..LIVESTOCK -
" _ ;I-I-I-I-I
|XXV.SEVERAL productsΊ –"
ί·-I- 1 1- ;
I :othl t6 jo7^4 j46i773225 I1S4 (
Ci)Pjrtiâ >.cji.•:ui.3:vcnanlv-complété figures notavailable

X- .■• . • " ; ... 1 .I
TABLE 10" '
« *
GREECE jBreakdown ingerms ofpercent-ages ,bysector ofthetotal amount
ofaidnotprovided for inComnunity legislation onthecommon
organisations ofagricultural markets which theHellen Republic is
authorized tomaintain onatransitional anddigressive basis (Regulation
,<€EC >No )
!%0FTHE TOTAL AMOUNT OFSUCH AID
SECTOR 1978 1979 1930 .I
I. CEREALS 5.3 Λ6* 4.0
- - . ,-
II. RICE.
•- « -
III . VEGETABLE OILS AND FATS.
- • • I • ]
IV. TABLE OLIVES
. . ]
•- - .
V. SUGAR - !"-■
- -
VI. TOBACCO
I .5.3 3-8 i 13..40 )VU . FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
I - - -
VIII . WINE .■
s00 0.1 ' .aj
IX. LIVE PLANTS-. • i.
• • . ' i - • i
X. POTATOESI
• • - _" -
XI. SEEDS I■
..
' i\m - -
XII . SILKWORMS * !
I - -
XIII . ANIMAL FEEDI
i*
. « - -
XIV .
ICOTTON NOT CARDED ORC0K3ED
..
IXV. AROiïATIC AND PHAR.iACEUTXCAL- - !
PLANTS I
1XVI. SEVERAL CROP PRODUCTSj 80.477-1j*72-0
IXVII.'FORESTRY -
./'
XVIII . MILK I 6-3 I 6.3 *6-1 J
XIX . BEEF AND VEAL ' ! 2.6
XX. SHEEP AND GOATS s0.1 20-0 ïO-O
jXXI.
<PIGÎ'.cAT ' - - -
XXII . EGGS AMDPOULTRYtfEAT 1 -
XXIII . HONEY * - -
jXXIV.SEVERAL LIVESTOCK PF.CS'JCTS
IXXV: ~SEVERAL PRODUCTS II - ■I«■
/IIo-^♦i,«-.1t^é.: i.."--__i^_x■1C0-0 1C0-0j1C0-0
<1)Partial calculation only -complete figures
net availa&le .

TABLE Tt
REECE :-Aid notprovided for inCaiwnunity legistation e«thecamnon organisations
ofagricultural markets which theHellenic Republic isauthorized tomaintain
onatransitional anddigressive basis (Regulation (EEC)No )bysector
asapercentage oftotal national aid. .
X0FTOTAL NATIONAL A10<BYSECTOR AN& TOTAL )
SECTOR' *Î978 | T979
CEREALS . -59 I ^0 1
n. RICE"
* -
m. VEGETABLE OILS iFATS-
IV. TA9LE OLIVES
»• SUGAS ■■- --.
VI. TOoACCQ-0- „
-
I
[vu.FSUir AN3VEGETABLES 15.9 - . ! ta6
[vrti.wins
,x. LIUE PLANTS
! •;•'* ■26-2 |22.3-
(χ. POTATOES I.j
XI.. SEE9SΡ *
I
i :-
XII . SILK»0R?tSI
I Γ :* I
XIIL.
I. AfilitAL PESO ] [• * \.*
jxiv ..COTTOfi Mar CALDEO OR
C0K3E&!%_
f
XV. AP^rATIC AM3
PriAKMACÉ.LH ICAL .PLANTS«r
Jxvi.
IS£VERAL CROP PRODUCTS 99.7 99.6
i
)xvrt .FORESTRY I
!xviri .MIUC "_. I 54.Q«> I[ 57-a I
XIX .BEEFAN13VEAL ■ j'
•'U-3
»77-2
.
XX.. SKEEP AND GOATS j 0.9 ' | 0-6
XXI .PIGfiEAT . '■■
XXII .EGGS AMD -POULTRY MEAT 'f
I
XXIII .HONEY j
jXXIV.SEVERAL LIVESTOCK
PRODUCTSf - '
!
t
I.....
;ak\. SEVERAL PRODUCTS
Im
J
i
itotal :I 232
1267 1
f
\T)Partial cstculùc:an arûy -co^otete figures netavôRsale

TABLE12
GREECE:Breakdown,bycategory,ofaidnotprovidedforinCommunityLegislation
onthecommonorganizations ~>fagricultural marketswhichtheHellenic
Republicisauthorized tomaintainonatransitional anddigressive basis
(Regulation (EEC)No
CATEGORY EXPENDITURE1973
(FIHAL)
(DrMillion)
IEXPENDITURE
1979-•,
(PROVISIONAL )
^DrMillion )
iINCREASE
_L-2EXPENDITURE
1930
(ESTIMATE )
DrMillion )
IINCREASE5-3
OFAID, .
i2
X l
I !3
I T i2 |I3.|4 IIS i16 1
1
2
3
4
5
..6-*846,70
337,60
5.186,40
23,90
<.,00887,50
621,60
5.204,40 ,
22/10
9,30VL
£0,4
0,4
-7,5
132/51.130,25
1.019,00 <1)
5.605,00
23,00
S/00
m _27,4
63,9<1>
7/7
*>46,2"
I
I^ I-
3I^ l*'*
iM i^ I |^ I•!
total 6.443,60 .i :
|6.744,90
| 'i/47.732,25 j15,4 .\
(1)Partialcalculation only-completefiguresnotavailable

TABLE13
GREECE:Percentage breakdown ofthetotalamountofaidnotprovidedfor
'inCommunity legislation onthecommonorganizations ofagricultural
marketswhichtheHellenic Republicisauthorized tomaintain ona
transitional anddigressive basis(Regulation (EEC)Nc )by
category .
, '■ :·IXOFTHETOTALAMOUNTOFSUCHAID
CATEGORY OFAID | 1978. |♦1979 1923
1!\Ii3'2 iu's I
* 6'° -9-2 13,1(1)
"80,4 77,2 72,0
4•'' .0,4 ■°'3 0,3
•5 0,1 °'1 0,1
* •-*I • '* I
I * I
7 *
*
■9 !
i
ico,o 100,0 )■ÎC3,0
CDPartialcalculation only-completefiguresnotavailable

GREECE : Aidnotprovided for inCommunity legislation onthecommon
organizations' ofagricultural "markets which theHellenic
Republic isauthorised tomaintain onatransitional anddigressive
- basis (Regulation (EEC)No .)bycategory ortotal ,as
• •apercentage ofnational aid- .
\
.%0FTOTAL EXPENDITURE ONNATIONAL AID (BYCATEGORY
' IL : ANDTOTAL ) - • ■ I
CATEGORY OFAID 1978 . •1979 .-
• '~r' ' ...i "• ,.•45,4
i •_.Vi46,8
• 3,7 <l> Vlxrsl 5,0«>
• ■ï-a ^;• »
.1•s•••'.*'
% 53,9 53,8
V.V ■_ M ,-'-à
■ ■• , .■... -'■ •
:, 'rS-r4 .·. ι■\V 2,4«>
'■ 'V\i -•'•1,9 C1>
- ■«'''.ν '»· 'ί· I
••:Y­
■:■, .
>.. •'• < •V.- ' «. 1
A·λ ; ·>·%*
' ■, * "Τ**·
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-h?-
»4
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!:'■.• - I•"
••V -v , .-•*. i ' '/
...f. V'- / ;■■■ I ;.ν-ν .... ,
•.« '■
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1- I
.TOTAL 28,2 . 26,7 .
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