MACEDONIA DEAL
November 1st, 2003
BY KEITH NUTHALL
THE EUROPEAN Union (EU) has struck a food trade deal with Macedonia, which - if confirmed - will see Macedonian import duties on a range of EU meat products annually fall to half their current level by 2010, before being scrapped altogether by 2011. Affected products would include poultry meat, bovine offal and sausages.
THE EUROPEAN Union (EU) has struck a food trade deal with Macedonia, which - if confirmed - will see Macedonian import duties on a range of EU meat products annually fall to half their current level by 2010, before being scrapped altogether by 2011. Affected products would include poultry meat, bovine offal and sausages.
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