Reform of Common Agricultural Policy

Series: Times ; 25 April 2001, 4 | Financial Times ; 25 April 2001, 10(3)Publication details: 2001Subject(s):

Summary: Britain gains support from Germany in its attempt to reform the common agricultural policy (CAP), but suffers a setback after European agriculture ministers decide to keep the sugar regime for another five years. Conflicting stories on the progress of CAP reform.

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Britain gains support from Germany in its attempt to reform the common agricultural policy (CAP), but suffers a setback after European agriculture ministers decide to keep the sugar regime for another five years. Conflicting stories on the progress of CAP reform.

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