POLAND TRADE
July 1st, 2003
BY KEITH NUTHALL
EUROPEAN Union ministers have been asked to officially sanction previously agreed trade concessions for Polish confectionary exporters, until the eastern European country becomes a Member State next year. The European Commission has proposed that concessions - widening low or zero-rated import quotas for many Polish confectionary products and ingredients or removing quantitative restrictions altogether - are written into the existing EU-Poland association agreement.
EUROPEAN Union ministers have been asked to officially sanction previously agreed trade concessions for Polish confectionary exporters, until the eastern European country becomes a Member State next year. The European Commission has proposed that concessions - widening low or zero-rated import quotas for many Polish confectionary products and ingredients or removing quantitative restrictions altogether - are written into the existing EU-Poland association agreement.
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