EU aims to sweeten sugar reforms
By: Alan Osborn | 9 October 2007
Sugar producers have given a qualified welcome to recently announced changes to the EU sugar reforms, originally unveiled last year. Alan Osborn reports on the restructuring of the restructuring.
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Sugar producers have given a qualified welcome to recently announced changes to the EU sugar reforms, originally unveiled last year. Alan Osborn reports on the restructuring of the restructuring.
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