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2010/2111(INI) EU protein deficit: what solution for a long standing problem?

Progress: Procedure completed

RoleCommitteeRapporteurShadows
Lead AGRI HÄUSLING Martin (icon: Verts/ALE Verts/ALE)
Committee Opinion ENVI TABAJDI Csaba Sándor (icon: S&D S&D)
Lead committee dossier:
Legal Basis:
RoP 54

Events

2011/09/12
   EC - Commission response to text adopted in plenary
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2011/03/08
   EP - Results of vote in Parliament
2011/03/08
   EP - Decision by Parliament
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The European Parliament adopted a resolution on the EU protein deficit.

Supply, demand and international trade : the resolution notes that the total EU protein crop production currently occupies only 3% of the Union's arable land and supplies only 30% of the protein crops consumed as animal feed in the EU , with a trend over the past decade towards an increase in this deficit.

Historically, this significant deficit in protein crop production goes back to previously established international trade agreements , especially with the United States, which allowed the EU to protect its cereal production and in return allowed duty-free imports of protein crops and oilseeds into the EU (GATT and 1992 Blair House Agreement).

70% (42 million tonnes in 2009) of the raw materials rich in plant proteins consumed, especially soy flour, are imported , mainly from Brazil, Argentina and the USA. Approximately 60% of these imports (26 million tonnes) are by-products derived from vegetable oil production and are used as meals, especially soymeal, for animal feed. T hese producers are not subject to the same environmental, health and GMO regulatory constraints as European producers.

The EU livestock sector is vulnerable to price volatility and trade distortions, and depends on affordable and high quality protein imports. The sector's competitiveness is undermined by the additional costs of protein imports for feed incurred by the lack of an EU technical solution to the current zero tolerance policy on low level presence of unapproved GMOs.

Advantages of reducing the protein deficit : the resolution highlights that rebalancing the supply and consumption of cereals, proteins and oilseeds in the EU could have major economic benefits for farmers and the food and feed industry, as well as improving the variety of healthy, high-quality food for consumers. The Commission communication of 17 November 2010 clearly highlights the need to enhance protein crop production within a more integrated crop rotation system.

In this context, Parliament calls on the Commission to t ake a medium- to long-term view in reviewing its policy on proteins , ensuring that its legislative proposals for CAP reform include adequate and reliable new measures and instruments which support farmers in improving crop rotation systems so as to substantially reduce the current protein deficit and price volatility.

Recommendations and demands : highlighting that it is advantageous for farmers to grow protein crops in several areas, Parliament invites the Commission to:

submit a report on the possibilities and options for increasing domestic protein crop production in the EU by means of new policy instruments; report on the impact of the zero tolerance rule for the presence in imported feed of GMOs which are not authorised in Europe, giving particular consideration to the possibility of introducing limit values and their practical application; maintain the common organisation of the market in dried fodder in place until 2013 so as to ensure the continued survival of this key sector, which is vitally important in the production of feed proteins for the livestock sector; support research into breeding and supply of protein crop seeds in the EU, including their contribution to disease control; propose, in the context of promoting rural development , measures to promote an increase in the number of animals with biological material of high value and productive potential; propose a framework for rural development measures which introduce improved, decentralised facilities for the production of animal feed; carry out an appraisal evaluating the effects of current import tariffs and trade agreements on the various oilseed and protein crops and to submit to Parliament and the Council a detailed legal study on the current scope of the Blair House agreements on the production of protein crops in Europe; ensure an unhindered supply of soya to the EU market by providing a technical solution regarding the low-level presence of GMOs in protein crops for food and feed imported into the EU; consider including in its legislative proposals for a reformed CAP and beyond this the promotion of crop rotation with protein crops as a precautionary measure against crop disease and a contribution to improved agricultural practices and new challenges such as food security, climate change, management of resources etc and in recognition of the fact that local and proximity farming are of greater benefit to the environment; adopt suitable measures creating market conditions that favour local production as compared to imported products, and that meet the requirements of the feedstuffs industry; submit a legislative proposal to Parliament and the Council which authorises the use of processed animal proteins from slaughter offal for the production of feed for monogastric animals (pigs and poultry); introduce a specific framework programme for decentralised agricultural and rural development research and to improve European and international cooperation; propose a coherent overall political approach to the application of the agro-environmental rules to food products sold within the Union with regard to the importation of genetically modified protein crops; establish a monitoring mechanism on the origin of protein crops imported into the European Union ; consider including in its legislative proposals on CAP reform the provision of support for farmers cultivating protein crops in crop rotation systems which contribute to the reduction of GHGs and the EU’s crop protein deficit and improve disease control and soil fertility; bring forward incentive-based measures to promote the cultivation of fallow land , which could contribute significantly to reducing the protein deficit in the EU.

Documents
2011/03/08
   EP - End of procedure in Parliament
2011/03/07
   EP - Debate in Parliament
2011/02/04
   EP - Committee report tabled for plenary, single reading
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2011/02/04
   EP - Committee report tabled for plenary
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2011/02/02
   EP - Committee opinion
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2011/01/26
   EP - Vote in committee
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The Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development adopted the own-initiative report drafted by Martin HÄUSLING (Greens/EFA, DE) on the EU protein deficit.

The report notes that the total EU protein crop production currently occupies only 3% of the Union's arable land and supplies only 30% of the protein crops consumed as animal feed in the EU, with a trend over the past decade towards an increase in this deficit.

Historically, this significant deficit in protein crop production goes back to previously established international trade agreements , especially with the United States, which allowed the EU to protect its cereal production and in return allowed duty-free imports of protein crops and oilseeds into the EU (GATT and 1992 Blair House Agreement).

70% (42 million tonnes in 2009) of the raw materials rich in plant proteins consumed, especially soy flour, are imported , mainly from Brazil, Argentina and the USA. Approximately 60% of these imports (26 million tonnes) are by-products derived from vegetable oil production and are used as meals, especially soymeal, for animal feed. T hese producers are not subject to the same environmental, health and GMO regulatory constraints as European producers.

The EU livestock sector is vulnerable to price volatility and trade distortions, and depends on affordable and high quality protein imports. The sector's competitiveness is undermined by the additional costs of protein imports for feed incurred by the lack of an EU technical solution to the current zero tolerance policy on low level presence of unapproved GMOs.

The report highlights that rebalancing the supply and consumption of cereals, proteins and oilseeds in the EU could have major economic benefits for farmers and the food and feed industry, as well as improving the variety of healthy, high-quality food for consumers. The Commission communication of 17 November 2010 clearly highlights the need to enhance protein crop production within a more integrated crop rotation system.

In this context, Members call on the Commission to t ake a medium- to long-term view in reviewing its policy on proteins , ensuring that its legislative proposals for CAP reform include adequate and reliable new measures and instruments which support farmers in improving crop rotation systems so as to substantially reduce the current protein deficit and price volatility.

The Commission is invited to:

submit a report on the possibilities and options for increasing domestic protein crop production in the EU by means of new policy instruments; report on the impact of the zero tolerance rule for the presence in imported feed of GMOs which are not authorised in Europe, giving particular consideration to the possibility of introducing limit values and their practical application; maintain the common organisation of the market in dried fodder in place until 2013 so as to ensure the continued survival of this key sector, which is vitally important in the production of feed proteins for the livestock sector; support research into breeding and supply of protein crop seeds in the EU, including their contribution to disease control; propose, in the context of promoting rural development , measures to promote an increase in the number of animals with biological material of high value and productive potential; propose a framework for rural development measures which introduce improved, decentralised facilities for the production of animal feed; carry out an appraisal evaluating the effects of current import tariffs and trade agreements on the various oilseed and protein crops and to submit to Parliament and the Council a detailed legal study on the current scope of the Blair House agreements on the production of protein crops in Europe; ensure an unhindered supply of soya to the EU market by providing a technical solution regarding the low-level presence of GMOs in protein crops for food and feed imported into the EU; consider including in its legislative proposals for a reformed CAP and beyond this the promotion of crop rotation with protein crops as a precautionary measure against crop disease and a contribution to improved agricultural practices and new challenges such as food security, climate change, management of resources etc and in recognition of the fact that local and proximity farming are of greater benefit to the environment; adopt suitable measures creating market conditions that favour local production as compared to imported products, and that meet the requirements of the feedstuffs industry; submit a legislative proposal to Parliament and the Council which authorises the use of processed animal proteins from slaughter offal for the production of feed for monogastric animals (pigs and poultry); introduce a specific framework programme for decentralised agricultural and rural development research and to improve European and international cooperation; propose a coherent overall political approach to the application of the agro-environmental rules to food products sold within the Union with regard to the importation of genetically modified protein crops; establish a monitoring mechanism on the origin of protein crops imported into the European Union ; consider including in its legislative proposals on CAP reform the provision of support for farmers cultivating protein crops in crop rotation systems which contribute to the reduction of GHGs and the EU’s crop protein deficit and improve disease control and soil fertility; bring forward incentive-based measures to promote the cultivation of fallow land , which could contribute significantly to reducing the protein deficit in the EU.

2010/12/01
   EP - Amendments tabled in committee
Documents
2010/10/26
   EP - Committee draft report
Documents
2010/09/20
   EP - TABAJDI Csaba Sándor (S&D) appointed as rapporteur in ENVI
2010/07/08
   EP - Committee referral announced in Parliament
2010/04/28
   EP - HÄUSLING Martin (Verts/ALE) appointed as rapporteur in AGRI

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A7-0026/2011 - Martin Häusling - § 2 #

2011/03/08 Outcome: +: 598, -: 47, 0: 5
DE IT FR ES PL RO EL PT HU NL BG BE SE FI DK AT SK IE LT LV LU SI EE CZ CY MT GB
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A7-0026/2011 - Martin Häusling - § 3 #

2011/03/08 Outcome: +: 390, -: 211, 0: 30
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A7-0026/2011 - Martin Häusling - § 5 #

2011/03/08 Outcome: +: 570, -: 64, 0: 1
DE IT FR ES RO EL PT PL NL BE HU BG SE AT SK IE FI DK SI EE LT CY MT LV LU CZ GB
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A7-0026/2011 - Martin Häusling - § 7 #

2011/03/08 Outcome: +: 579, -: 65
DE IT FR ES RO EL PT PL HU BE NL BG AT FI SK IE DK LT SE LV LU SI EE CY CZ MT GB
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A7-0026/2011 - Martin Häusling - § 9 #

2011/03/08 Outcome: +: 349, -: 246, 0: 55
ES GB IT PL BG CZ RO SI PT DE LU IE MT NL EE SK SE LV LT FI DK BE CY AT FR HU EL
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A7-0026/2011 - Martin Häusling - § 10/1 #

2011/03/08 Outcome: +: 620, -: 36
DE IT FR ES PL RO GB EL PT BE HU CZ NL BG DK FI SK IE AT LT LV SE EE CY SI MT LU
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A7-0026/2011 - Martin Häusling - § 10/2 #

2011/03/08 Outcome: -: 360, +: 271, 0: 2
AT FR ES PT CY IE SK EL BE MT DE LT CZ LV NL FI SI LU EE RO IT BG DK HU SE PL GB
Total
14
63
41
19
6
9
9
19
19
5
89
8
20
8
19
9
6
6
6
31
63
16
13
17
15
45
57
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A7-0026/2011 - Martin Häusling - § 11 #

2011/03/08 Outcome: +: 478, -: 148, 0: 28
FR DE IT ES PL EL RO PT HU AT SK IE BE NL FI LV LU MT BG CY EE CZ SI SE LT DK GB
Total
65
90
66
41
45
21
30
20
18
14
11
10
18
22
13
8
6
5
16
5
6
19
6
16
8
13
61
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A7-0026/2011 - Martin Häusling - § 14 #

2011/03/08 Outcome: +: 456, -: 169, 0: 23
DE IT ES FR PL DK BE BG RO NL GB FI SK PT SE LU EE LT LV IE MT SI CY AT CZ HU EL
Total
91
64
43
64
47
13
19
16
31
21
56
12
11
19
16
6
6
8
8
10
4
6
6
14
19
17
20
icon: PPE PPE
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22

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A7-0026/2011 - Martin Häusling - § 15/1 #

2011/03/08 Outcome: +: 578, -: 69
DE IT FR ES RO EL PL PT NL HU BG BE FI SK IE AT DK LV CZ LT SE LU SI EE CY MT GB
Total
93
66
64
42
30
20
44
18
22
19
16
16
13
11
10
14
12
7
19
8
16
6
6
6
6
4
58
icon: PPE PPE
241

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A7-0026/2011 - Martin Häusling - § 15/2 #

2011/03/08 Outcome: +: 502, -: 128, 0: 2
DE FR IT ES RO PT EL HU PL AT SK IE BE FI NL CZ CY MT BG LU LV SI EE DK LT SE GB
Total
88
60
65
40
31
20
19
19
43
14
11
10
18
13
21
19
5
4
16
5
7
6
5
12
7
15
58
icon: PPE PPE
236

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2
2

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2

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1

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48

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2

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26

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1
4

A7-0026/2011 - Martin Häusling - § 15/3 #

2011/03/08 Outcome: +: 512, -: 125, 0: 1
DE FR IT ES EL PT RO HU PL AT IE SK BE NL FI LV MT CY CZ LU BG SI LT DK EE SE GB
Total
89
63
64
42
21
20
30
18
44
14
10
11
18
20
13
7
5
4
18
6
16
5
8
13
6
15
57
icon: PPE PPE
233

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2

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1

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3

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1

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2

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1

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23

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73

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3
4

A7-0026/2011 - Martin Häusling - § 16 #

2011/03/08 Outcome: +: 563, -: 85, 0: 5
DE FR IT ES RO EL PT PL HU BG BE AT FI SK IE NL DK LV LU SI EE LT CY CZ MT SE GB
Total
92
64
65
43
30
21
20
46
18
15
17
13
13
11
10
22
13
8
6
6
6
8
5
19
5
16
60
icon: PPE PPE
239

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1

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3

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2

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1

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2
2

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2
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169
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1

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4
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76
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2

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icon: Verts/ALE Verts/ALE
53

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3

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28

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16

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1

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23

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A7-0026/2011 - Martin Häusling - Considérant K #

2011/03/08 Outcome: +: 379, -: 242, 0: 32
GB ES IT PL DE IE BG SK RO NL SI PT LU CZ MT EE LT LV FI SE BE CY AT DK FR HU EL
Total
57
43
66
45
94
10
15
11
31
21
6
20
6
19
5
6
8
8
12
16
18
6
14
12
64
18
21
icon: PPE PPE
242

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A7-0026/2011 - Martin Häusling - Considérant AI #

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AmendmentsDossier
165 2010/2111(INI)
2010/12/01 AGRI 132 amendments...
source: PE-454.440
2010/12/08 ENVI 33 amendments...
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Historically, this significant deficit in protein crop production goes back to previously established international trade agreements , especially with the United States, which allowed the EU to protect its cereal production and in return allowed duty-free imports of protein crops and oilseeds into the EU (GATT and 1992 Blair House Agreement). 70% (42 million tonnes in 2009) of the raw materials rich in plant proteins consumed, especially soy flour, are imported , mainly from Brazil, Argentina and the USA. Approximately 60% of these imports (26 million tonnes) are by-products derived from vegetable oil production and are used as meals, especially soymeal, for animal feed. T hese producers are not subject to the same environmental, health and GMO regulatory constraints as European producers. The EU livestock sector is vulnerable to price volatility and trade distortions, and depends on affordable and high quality protein imports. The sector's competitiveness is undermined by the additional costs of protein imports for feed incurred by the lack of an EU technical solution to the current zero tolerance policy on low level presence of unapproved GMOs. The report highlights that rebalancing the supply and consumption of cereals, proteins and oilseeds in the EU could have major economic benefits for farmers and the food and feed industry, as well as improving the variety of healthy, high-quality food for consumers. The Commission communication of 17 November 2010 clearly highlights the need to enhance protein crop production within a more integrated crop rotation system. In this context, Members call on the Commission to t ake a medium- to long-term view in reviewing its policy on proteins , ensuring that its legislative proposals for CAP reform include adequate and reliable new measures and instruments which support farmers in improving crop rotation systems so as to substantially reduce the current protein deficit and price volatility. The Commission is invited to: submit a report on the possibilities and options for increasing domestic protein crop production in the EU by means of new policy instruments; report on the impact of the zero tolerance rule for the presence in imported feed of GMOs which are not authorised in Europe, giving particular consideration to the possibility of introducing limit values and their practical application; maintain the common organisation of the market in dried fodder in place until 2013 so as to ensure the continued survival of this key sector, which is vitally important in the production of feed proteins for the livestock sector; support research into breeding and supply of protein crop seeds in the EU, including their contribution to disease control; propose, in the context of promoting rural development , measures to promote an increase in the number of animals with biological material of high value and productive potential; propose a framework for rural development measures which introduce improved, decentralised facilities for the production of animal feed; carry out an appraisal evaluating the effects of current import tariffs and trade agreements on the various oilseed and protein crops and to submit to Parliament and the Council a detailed legal study on the current scope of the Blair House agreements on the production of protein crops in Europe; ensure an unhindered supply of soya to the EU market by providing a technical solution regarding the low-level presence of GMOs in protein crops for food and feed imported into the EU; consider including in its legislative proposals for a reformed CAP and beyond this the promotion of crop rotation with protein crops as a precautionary measure against crop disease and a contribution to improved agricultural practices and new challenges such as food security, climate change, management of resources etc and in recognition of the fact that local and proximity farming are of greater benefit to the environment; adopt suitable measures creating market conditions that favour local production as compared to imported products, and that meet the requirements of the feedstuffs industry; submit a legislative proposal to Parliament and the Council which authorises the use of processed animal proteins from slaughter offal for the production of feed for monogastric animals (pigs and poultry); introduce a specific framework programme for decentralised agricultural and rural development research and to improve European and international cooperation; propose a coherent overall political approach to the application of the agro-environmental rules to food products sold within the Union with regard to the importation of genetically modified protein crops; establish a monitoring mechanism on the origin of protein crops imported into the European Union ; consider including in its legislative proposals on CAP reform the provision of support for farmers cultivating protein crops in crop rotation systems which contribute to the reduction of GHGs and the EU’s crop protein deficit and improve disease control and soil fertility; bring forward incentive-based measures to promote the cultivation of fallow land , which could contribute significantly to reducing the protein deficit in the EU.
  • date: 2011-02-04T00:00:00 type: Committee report tabled for plenary, single reading body: EP docs: url: http://www.europarl.europa.eu/sides/getDoc.do?type=REPORT&mode=XML&reference=A7-2011-26&language=EN title: A7-0026/2011
  • date: 2011-03-07T00:00:00 type: Debate in Parliament body: EP docs: url: http://www.europarl.europa.eu/sides/getDoc.do?secondRef=TOC&language=EN&reference=20110307&type=CRE title: Debate in Parliament
  • date: 2011-03-08T00:00:00 type: Results of vote in Parliament body: EP docs: url: https://oeil.secure.europarl.europa.eu/oeil/popups/sda.do?id=19521&l=en title: Results of vote in Parliament
  • date: 2011-03-08T00:00:00 type: Decision by Parliament, 1st reading/single reading body: EP docs: url: http://www.europarl.europa.eu/sides/getDoc.do?type=TA&language=EN&reference=P7-TA-2011-84 title: T7-0084/2011 summary: The European Parliament adopted a resolution on the EU protein deficit. Supply, demand and international trade : the resolution notes that the total EU protein crop production currently occupies only 3% of the Union's arable land and supplies only 30% of the protein crops consumed as animal feed in the EU , with a trend over the past decade towards an increase in this deficit. Historically, this significant deficit in protein crop production goes back to previously established international trade agreements , especially with the United States, which allowed the EU to protect its cereal production and in return allowed duty-free imports of protein crops and oilseeds into the EU (GATT and 1992 Blair House Agreement). 70% (42 million tonnes in 2009) of the raw materials rich in plant proteins consumed, especially soy flour, are imported , mainly from Brazil, Argentina and the USA. Approximately 60% of these imports (26 million tonnes) are by-products derived from vegetable oil production and are used as meals, especially soymeal, for animal feed. T hese producers are not subject to the same environmental, health and GMO regulatory constraints as European producers. The EU livestock sector is vulnerable to price volatility and trade distortions, and depends on affordable and high quality protein imports. The sector's competitiveness is undermined by the additional costs of protein imports for feed incurred by the lack of an EU technical solution to the current zero tolerance policy on low level presence of unapproved GMOs. Advantages of reducing the protein deficit : the resolution highlights that rebalancing the supply and consumption of cereals, proteins and oilseeds in the EU could have major economic benefits for farmers and the food and feed industry, as well as improving the variety of healthy, high-quality food for consumers. The Commission communication of 17 November 2010 clearly highlights the need to enhance protein crop production within a more integrated crop rotation system. In this context, Parliament calls on the Commission to t ake a medium- to long-term view in reviewing its policy on proteins , ensuring that its legislative proposals for CAP reform include adequate and reliable new measures and instruments which support farmers in improving crop rotation systems so as to substantially reduce the current protein deficit and price volatility. Recommendations and demands : highlighting that it is advantageous for farmers to grow protein crops in several areas, Parliament invites the Commission to: submit a report on the possibilities and options for increasing domestic protein crop production in the EU by means of new policy instruments; report on the impact of the zero tolerance rule for the presence in imported feed of GMOs which are not authorised in Europe, giving particular consideration to the possibility of introducing limit values and their practical application; maintain the common organisation of the market in dried fodder in place until 2013 so as to ensure the continued survival of this key sector, which is vitally important in the production of feed proteins for the livestock sector; support research into breeding and supply of protein crop seeds in the EU, including their contribution to disease control; propose, in the context of promoting rural development , measures to promote an increase in the number of animals with biological material of high value and productive potential; propose a framework for rural development measures which introduce improved, decentralised facilities for the production of animal feed; carry out an appraisal evaluating the effects of current import tariffs and trade agreements on the various oilseed and protein crops and to submit to Parliament and the Council a detailed legal study on the current scope of the Blair House agreements on the production of protein crops in Europe; ensure an unhindered supply of soya to the EU market by providing a technical solution regarding the low-level presence of GMOs in protein crops for food and feed imported into the EU; consider including in its legislative proposals for a reformed CAP and beyond this the promotion of crop rotation with protein crops as a precautionary measure against crop disease and a contribution to improved agricultural practices and new challenges such as food security, climate change, management of resources etc and in recognition of the fact that local and proximity farming are of greater benefit to the environment; adopt suitable measures creating market conditions that favour local production as compared to imported products, and that meet the requirements of the feedstuffs industry; submit a legislative proposal to Parliament and the Council which authorises the use of processed animal proteins from slaughter offal for the production of feed for monogastric animals (pigs and poultry); introduce a specific framework programme for decentralised agricultural and rural development research and to improve European and international cooperation; propose a coherent overall political approach to the application of the agro-environmental rules to food products sold within the Union with regard to the importation of genetically modified protein crops; establish a monitoring mechanism on the origin of protein crops imported into the European Union ; consider including in its legislative proposals on CAP reform the provision of support for farmers cultivating protein crops in crop rotation systems which contribute to the reduction of GHGs and the EU’s crop protein deficit and improve disease control and soil fertility; bring forward incentive-based measures to promote the cultivation of fallow land , which could contribute significantly to reducing the protein deficit in the EU.
  • date: 2011-03-08T00:00:00 type: End of procedure in Parliament body: EP
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  • 3.10 Agricultural policy and economies
  • 3.10.05 Livestock products, in general
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  • date: 2011-03-07T00:00:00 docs: url: http://www.europarl.europa.eu/sides/getDoc.do?secondRef=TOC&language=EN&reference=20110307&type=CRE type: Debate in Parliament title: Debate in Parliament body: EP type: Debate in Parliament
  • date: 2011-03-08T00:00:00 docs: url: http://www.europarl.europa.eu/oeil/popups/sda.do?id=19521&l=en type: Results of vote in Parliament title: Results of vote in Parliament url: http://www.europarl.europa.eu/sides/getDoc.do?type=TA&language=EN&reference=P7-TA-2011-84 type: Decision by Parliament, 1st reading/single reading title: T7-0084/2011 body: EP type: Results of vote in Parliament
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  • body: EP responsible: True committee: AGRI date: 2010-04-28T00:00:00 committee_full: Agriculture and Rural Development rapporteur: group: Verts/ALE name: HÄUSLING Martin
  • body: EP responsible: False committee: ENVI date: 2010-09-20T00:00:00 committee_full: Environment, Public Health and Food Safety rapporteur: group: S&D name: TABAJDI Csaba Sándor
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EU protein deficit: what solution for a long standing problem?
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