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HomeStudy on the adaptation strategies of the sugar supply chain after the end of the sugar quotas
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Most of the period that followed the termination of the EU sugar quota system in October 2017 has been affected by a prolonged depression of sugar prices in the EU and global markets, which threatened the economic viability of the EU sugar sector. The study aims at providing a comprehensive analysis of the EU sugar sector’s capacity to adapt to its post-quota environment and on its ability to respond to varying market and production conditions. It investigates the consequences of the end of quotas, and assesses whether and to what extent the implemented adaptation strategies and risk management solutions ensure an appropriate level of resilience against current and future threats, also considering the context of the international sugar market and its developments. The study concludes that the resilience of the sector is satisfactory in some Member States, less so in other ones, and affected by some non-negligible weaknesses, which may become serious in certain countryor company-specific situations. Several adaptation strategies and risk management solutions have proved to be effective; other ones appear to be well-designed, but their practical effectiveness is not yet proven due to very limited uptake/no use in the EU sugar sector, or were not applied in the sector in the post-quota period because the conditions for their activation were not met.
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- Författare: Generaldirektoratet för jordbruk och landsbygdsutveckling (Europeiska kommissionen) , Areté , IHS Markit
- Ämnen: Produktion av grödor
- Ämne: ekonomisk stabilisering , försörjningskedja , internationell marknad , jordbrukspris , krishantering , produktionskvot , rapport , recession , socker
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-76-41508-4 | DOI 10.2762/44128 | Katalognummer KF-08-21-278-EN-N |
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