SUGAR PLAN
February 1st, 2005
BY KEITH NUTHALL
A SUGAR action plan has been published by the European Commission to help African, Caribbean and Pacific producers improve their efficiency, after the liberalisation of the European Union sugar regime makes Europe's market more competitive. Brussels will also help these sugar producers adopt different crops.
A SUGAR action plan has been published by the European Commission to help African, Caribbean and Pacific producers improve their efficiency, after the liberalisation of the European Union sugar regime makes Europe's market more competitive. Brussels will also help these sugar producers adopt different crops.
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