Betekenis van:
overproduction

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Whilst this is true in abstract terms, the investigation shows that in this specific case the overproduction did lead to an increase in imports to the Community.
2. To avoid facilitating overproduction and possible diversion of products, the competent authorities should take into account existing compulsory licences for the same products and countries, as well as parallel applications indicated by the applicant.
3. With increased possibilities for production and as an alternative to cereal production, which is characterised by structural overproduction, promotion of rapeseed oil will contribute to the balance in the arable corps market and the consumption of different vegetable oils in the Community.
4. As regards the stocks of the Community industry, one interested party claimed that the increased level of end-year stocks and the injury found was the result of overproduction, which allegedly also led to the lodging of the complaint by the Community industry.
5. With increased possibilities for production and as an alternative for cereal production, which is characterised by a structural overproduction, promotion of rapeseed oil will contribute to the balance in the arable corps market and the consumption of different vegetable oils in the Community. The Community is for the time being a net exporter of rapeseed oil.
6. According to the Italian authorities, the poultrymeat sector was already experiencing overproduction and, consequently, producers decided in March to slaughter a percentage of the chickens they had been intending to slaughter in April and May, the aim being to reduce the supply of meat in June by 4,8 %.
7. As a consequence of the new common agricultural policy rapeseed production does not receive any specific support and has to become market oriented. With increased possibilities for production and as an alternative for cereal production, which is characterised by a structural overproduction, promotion of rapeseed oil will contribute to the balance in the arable corps market and the consumption of different vegetable oils in the Community.
8. Given the variability of prices of chickens in Italy and the downward trend in prices already seen before the dioxin crisis broke, no useful comparison can be made between selling prices in June 1999 and those in June 1998 and any comparison would, in any case, not reflect the overproduction that was already affecting the market for chicken in Italy and the resulting fall in prices already being felt.