o, 2017. Impact of coupled support for sugar beet growing in the EU: More sugar beets and lower sugar beet price. Wageningen, Wageningen Economic Research, Report 2017-114. 62 pp.; 12 fig.; 11 tab.; 16 ref. Sinds de onderhandelingen over het 'nieuwe GLB' (Gemeenschappelijk Landbouwbeleid van de EU) is het mogelijk vrijwillige gekoppelde steun (voluntary coupled support, VCS) aan de teelt van suikerbieten te geven. Sinds 2015 maken tien en sinds 2017 elf EU-lidstaten daar gebruik van. In 2017 werd het EU suikerquotasysteem afgeschaft. Dat is een grote verandering voor de EU suikersector, die tot meer concurrentie tussen suikerbedrijven leidt en tot sterker variërende suikerprijzen dan voorheen. In een dergelijke dynamische context zijn vragen gesteld over de mogelijke productie-en marktverstorende effecten en de legitimiteit van een VCS-regeling.In the 2013 negotiations on the 'new CAP' (Common Agricultural Policy), the option of voluntary coupled support (VCS) for sugar beet growing was introduced, which has been implemented from 2015 onwards by ten and from 2017 by eleven Member States. In 2017, a great change took place in the EU sugar sector through the abolishment of the sugar quota system, leading to an increase of competition between sugar companies and more fluctuating sugar prices than before. In such a dynamic context, questions were raised about potentially destabilising production and market effects of a VCS-regulation and about its legitimacy.
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