Assessment of the competitiveness on the dairy supply chain (March 2009)
The reports "Assessment of the Competitiveness of the Dairy Supply Chain in the New member States, Candidate and Potential Candidate Countries" were prepared in 2008 under the supervision of Dr. Siemen van Berkum from LEI.
The reports describe and estimate the state and performance of the dairy sector in the 20 countries involved in the AgriPolicy project. Each report provides insights into the sector’s competitiveness, identifies key constraints to competitiveness and suggests some key policy interventions. A synthesis report builds on the findings of the 20 country reports and provides an overview of the work.
- Synthesis report:
- Country reports:
Overview of the main agri-food development since 2004 (May 2007)
This report summarises developments within agriculture and the wider agri-food sector between 2004 and 2006 in the 12 New Member States and in the Candidate and Pre Candidate Countries.
- Final synthesis
- Annex (2 Mo !)
Situation and perspectives for the meat sector (May 2007)
The reports describe and analyse the structure of the meat sector, market trends and perspectives for meat consumption, perspectives for trades as well as experts views on the successes and challenges of the sector.
- Synthesis of national contributions
- Country reports:
Bosnia Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Turkey.
Structure and competitiveness of the milk and dairy supply chains (December 2006)
The country reports present a discussion on the prospects for dairy product consumption as well as expert views on the challenges at the level of the milk production, milk collection and milk processing stage.
- Synthesis of national contributions
- Country reports:
Bosnia Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Turkey.
Market Integration on the cereal sector (May 2006)
The report is composed of :
- An analysis of the cereal market integration in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia.
- A synthesis of the national contributions assessing market and trade agricultural development in 2005 (14 pages).
- A synthesis of the national contributions for the cereals sector and a quantitative analysis of the EU market integration (73 pages).
- 15 country report summaries presenting an overview of recent developments in agricultural policy & markets as well as information on the cereals sector.
- Cereals workbook providing data on the cereals sector in each country
All the contributions for cereals sector and for the general review on agricultural developments are aggregated into two separated files. These two reports present the synthesis of the main reports and the 15 contributions into a unique document.
- Special report for Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia and annexes
- Synthesis on market developments in 2005
- Full report on agricultural developments in 2005
- Full report on cereals sector
- Cereals workbook
- Country reports:
Bosnia Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Serbia Montenegro, Slovakia, Slovenia, Turkey.
Overview of the wine and sugar sector (December 2005)
The report is composed of:
- A synthesis of the national contributions for the wine and for the sugar sector.
- 14 country reports presenting an overview of recent developments in agricultural policy and markets and information for the wine and for the sugar sector in each country.
Reports for wine and for sugar are also presented in a separate file. These two reports present the synthesis of the main reports and the 14 contributions relevant to each sector into a unique document.
- Synthesis of national contributions
- Report wine sector
- Report sugar sector
- Country reports: Bosnia Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Serbia Montenegro, Slovakia, Slovenia, Turkey. |
