ACP/LDC Sugar Industries Group (ACP Sugar)
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Founded
1952
History
Founded on the signature of the Commonwealth Sugar Agreement. Reformed and changed name to ACP Sugar Group consequent to the accession of the United Kingdom to the H-XD0665 - European Community, and consequent to the signature of the Sugar Protocol to T-XT8967 - Fourth ACP-EEC Convention (Lomé IV), a trade agreement of indefinite duration between the H-XF0662 - European Communities (EC) - currently F-XF2147 - European Union (EU) - and 19 of the F-XF0671 - Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States (OACPS). Members are also signatory to the Agreement on Special Preferential Sugar (SPS). ACP sugar has been an integral part of the Sugar Régime of the European Communities since 1975. From 23 Jun 2000, the Sugar Protocol was annexed to Annex V of T-XT0080 - ACP-EU Partnership Agreement (Cotonou agreement). Recent name adopted following the renunciation of the ACP Sugar Protocol and its replacement with the Economic Partnership Agreements with ACP countries, and following the "Everything But Arms" initiative.
Aims
Provide information to policy makers, stakeholders and generally on ACP/LDC Sugar industries and the issues surrounding the European sugar market; argue for the maintenance of a preferential market of value to ACP/LDC sugar industries within Europe; demonstrate the development benefits of preferential trade arrangements for ACP/LDC sugar industries.
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XE4544
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