EU – ISRAEL
July 1st, 2003
BY KEITH NUTHALL
ISRAEL and the European Commission have struck a food trade deal, where the Israelis have agreed to widen import quotas for meat, bovine animals and animal feed, reducing existing preferential duties to zero. The EU will liberalise its trade regime for Israeli exports of turkey and turkey preparations, assuming the deal is approved by Europe's Council of Ministers.
ISRAEL and the European Commission have struck a food trade deal, where the Israelis have agreed to widen import quotas for meat, bovine animals and animal feed, reducing existing preferential duties to zero. The EU will liberalise its trade regime for Israeli exports of turkey and turkey preparations, assuming the deal is approved by Europe's Council of Ministers.
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