NORWAY DEAL
August 1st, 2004
BY KEITH NUTHALL
THE NORWEGIAN government will open an annual duty free import quota of 2,360 tonnes for consignments of bonefat, bone oil and neat's foot oil from the European Union (EU), as part of a limited trade deal negotiated with the European Commission. Norway will in return gain duty free access to EU markets for non-meat products, such as margarine.
THE NORWEGIAN government will open an annual duty free import quota of 2,360 tonnes for consignments of bonefat, bone oil and neat's foot oil from the European Union (EU), as part of a limited trade deal negotiated with the European Commission. Norway will in return gain duty free access to EU markets for non-meat products, such as margarine.
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