SUGAR SURPLUSES
May 1st, 2005
BY KEITH NUTHALL
THE EUROPEAN Commission has allowed Estonia, Cyprus, Latvia, Malta and Slovakia until November 2005 to eliminate surplus stocks of sugar, built up prior to their joining the EU last May. Remaining excess sugar will spark fines.
THE EUROPEAN Commission has allowed Estonia, Cyprus, Latvia, Malta and Slovakia until November 2005 to eliminate surplus stocks of sugar, built up prior to their joining the EU last May. Remaining excess sugar will spark fines.
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