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France is the third largest producer of fruits and vegetables in Europe, after Italy and Spain. The production was of around 10.3 million tons, excluding potatoes, in 2004, including around 4 million tons of fruits. The transformation of fruits into various sorts of drinks (juices, nectars, fruit-based drinks) appears to be the major transformation mode in France. Annex 1 of the directive 2001/112/EC of 20 December 2001 is related to fruit juices and certain similar food products. This annex is presented and explained and its main points are highlighted in this article.
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Pierre BRAT : Research engineer at CIRAO, Montpellier
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Bernard CUQ : Professor at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'Agronomie, Montpellier
INTRODUCTION
In this dossier, we look at the economic and regulatory aspects of the fruit and vegetable sector.
Two other files [F 6 272] and [F 6 273] deal respectively with fundamental questions relating to the profound changes in this sector, demanded by a rapidly evolving commercial context: the preservation of the original qualities of fruit and, conversely, the loss of their initial structures.
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