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Sugar Regime

EDM number 1003 in 1994-95, proposed by Peter Thurnham on 20/04/1995.

That this House notes that sugar is a key commodity that is currently trading within the EU at around twice the world market price; is concerned that export of EU surpluses of sugar on the world market are harmful to third world producers; further notes that the European Commission's tinkering with the Sugar Regime is inadequate and will have little benefit for industrial sugar users or consumers, whether in the United Kingdom or in other EU member states; and calls upon the Government to support a further review of the Regime, leading to a fundamental reform in 1997-98, to enable production of sugar beet to move to more efficient producers, and to press for annual reductions in price.

This motion has been signed by a total of 14 MPs.

MPDateConstituencyPartyType
Peter Thurnham20/04/1995Bolton North EastProposed
Paddy Tipping24/04/1995SherwoodSigned
Lynne Jones25/04/1995Birmingham, Selly OakSigned
Alan Meale25/04/1995MansfieldSigned
Eric Clarke25/04/1995MidlothianSigned
John Cummings25/04/1995EasingtonSigned
John Battle25/04/1995Leeds WestSigned
Mike Hall26/04/1995Warrington SouthSigned
Colin Pickthall27/04/1995West LancashireSigned
Alan Simpson27/04/1995Nottingham SouthSigned
Jim Dowd27/04/1995Lewisham WestSigned
Peter Hardy01/05/1995WentworthSigned
Martyn Jones02/05/1995Clwyd South WestSigned
John Heppell23/05/1995Nottingham EastSigned

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