31974R0479

.28 . 2. 74 Official Journal of the European Communities No L 57/9

REGULATION (EEC) No 479/74 OF THE COMMISSION

of 26 February 1974

fixing minimum prices for exports to third countries of certain flowering corms, bulbs and tubers for the 1974/75 marketing year

THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN be varied according to country of destination, COMMUNITIES, marketing conditions and size ;

Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Whereas the measures provided for in this Regulation Economic Community ; are in accordance with the Opinion of the Manage­ ment Committee for Live Trees and Other Plants, Having regard to Council Regulation (EEC) No Bulbs, Roots and the like, Cut Flowers and Orna­ 234/68 (*) of 27 February 1968 on the establishment mental Foliage , of a common organization of the market in live trees and other plants, bulbs, roots and the like, cut flowers and ornamental foliage, and in particular Article 7 ( 1 ) HAS ADOPTED THIS REGULATION : thereof ; Article 1 Whereas Commission Regulation (EEC) No 1767/ 68 (2) of 6 November 1968 on the system of minimum The minimum prices applicable for the export year 1 prices for exports to third countries of flowering June 1974 to 31 May 1975 are hereby fixed, for each corms, bulbs and tubers , as last amended by Commis­ product, at the levels shown in the Annex. sion Regulation (EEC) No 468 /74 (3) of 26 February 1974, lays down that minimum export prices for the Article 2 species in question must be fixed each year and are applicable to products harvested in the year following This Regulation shall enter into force on the third day that which they were fixed ; whereas for the export following its publication in the Official Journal of year 1 June 1974 to 31 May 1975 these prices should the European Communities.

This Regulation shall be binding in its entirety and directly applicable in all Member States .

Done at Brussels, 26 February 1974.

For the Commission

The President

Francois-Xavier ORTOLI

(>) OJ No L 55, 2. 3 . 1968 , p . 1 . I2) OJ No L 271 , 7. 11 . 1968 , p. 7. P) OJ No L 56, 27. 2. 1974, p . 15.

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ANNEX

TABLE A

1974-1975 — MINIMUM EXPORT PRICES

( United States and Canada )

(u.aJl 000 pieces}

Product Size A C ) B C) CO

Anemone coronaria 8 + 12-34 11-11 9-87 7 — 8 9-44 8-49 7-55 6 — 7 6-53 5-88 5-23 5 — 6 3-63 3-27 2-90 4 — 5 2-90 2-61 2-32 3 — 4 1-45 1-31 1-16 2 — 3 0-58 0-52 0-46

Crocus 10 + 13-07 11-76 10-45 9 — 10 11-62 10-45 9-29 8 — 9 8-71 7-84 6-97 7 — 8 7-26 6-53 5-81

Hyancinthus orientalis 19 + 171-34 154-20 137-07 18 — 19 153-91 138-52 123-12 17 — 18 133-58 120-23 106-87 16 — 17 116-16 104-54 92-93 15 — 16 98-74 88-86 78-99 14 — 15 84-22 75-79 67-37

(' Rosalie' only ) 13 — 14 81-31 73-18 65-05

Dutch Iris 10 + 23-23 20-91 18-59 Iris Wedgewood and Prof. Blaauw 9 — 10 13-79 12-41 11-04 8 — 9 7-99 7-19 6-39 '

Bronze Queen, Le Mogol , 7 + 14-52 13-07 11-62 Yellow Queen 6 — 7 10-16 9-15 8-13 5 — 6 5-81 5-23 4-65

not listed elsewhere 8 + 14-52 13-07 11-62 7 — 8 10-16 9-15 8-13 6 — 7 5-81 5-23 4-65

Lilium henryi 24 + 130-68 117-61 104-54 22 — 24 116-16 104-54 92-93 20 — 22 101-64 91-48 81-31 18 — 20 78-41 70-57 62-73 16 — 18 58-08 52-27 46-46

Lilium formosanum ( Syn . L. 8 + 43-56 39-20 34-85 philippinense var. formosanum )

Lilium regale 24 + 108-90 98-01 87-12 22 — 24 94-38 84-94 75-50 20 — 22 72-60 65-34 58-08 18 — 20 50-82 45-74 40-66 16 — 18 36-30 32-67 29-04

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( u.a.il 000 pieces )

Product Size A C ) B (') c C )

Liilium speciosum and speciosum 24 + 203-28 182-95 162-62 hybrids 22 — 24 159-72 143-75 127-78 20 — 22 130-68 117-61 104-54 18 — 20 101-64 91-48 81-31 17 — 18 72-60 65-34 58-08

Lilium pumilum 10 + 34-85 31-36 27-88 ( Syn . L. tenuifolium ) 8 — 10 23-23 20-91 18-59 7 — 8 14-52 13-07 11-62

Lilium tigrinum 18 + 72-60 65-34 58-08 16 — 18 52-27 47-04 41-82 14 — 16 37-75 33-98 30-20 12 — 14 26-14 23-52 20-91 10 — 12 17-42 15-68 13-94

Lilium hollandicum ( Syn . L. 20 + 130-68 117-61 104-54 croceum cv. umbellatum ) 18 — 20 116-16 104-54 92-93 16 — 18 87-12 78-41 69-67 14 — 16 50-82 45-74 40-66

Lilium davidii var. willmottiae 16 + 75-50 67-95 60-40 ( Syn . L. willlnottiae ) 14 — 16 52-27 47-04 41-82 12 — 14 29-04 26-14 23-23

Muscari armeniacum ' Early 9 + 10-16 9-15 8-13 Giant' 8 — 9 8-71 7-84 6-97 7 — 8 6-53 5-88 5-23 6 — 7 4-36 3-92 3-48

other 5 + 7-26 6-53 5-81

Narcissus DN I 110-35 99-32 88-28 — daffodils ( large ) DN II 87-41 78-66 69-93 DN III ) and } 64-47 58-02 51-58 Round I S not graded ( u.a./ l 000 kg) 624-67 561-66 499-25

— rockery : the varieties ( culti­ DN I 110-35 99-32 88-28 vare ) Silver Chimes Thalia, DN II 87-41 78-67 69-93 Tresamble, Trevithian DN III ) and > 64-47 58-02 51-58 Round I ) not graded ( u.a. / l 000 kg) 624-07 561-66 499-25

— rockery ( not listed elsewhere ) 20-33 18-29 16-26

— other DN I 87-41 78-61 69-93 DN II 68-82 61-94 55-05 DN III ) and > 50-53 45-48 40-42 Round I ) not graded ( u.a./ l 000 kg) 541-60 487-44 433-27

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(u.a.ll 000 pieces /

Product Size A (') B (') c C)

Mixture of Narcissi DN I 78-12 70-31 62-49 — mixtures of all varieties DN II 59-82 53-84 47-86 DN III and 41-29 36-71 Round I j 45-88

not graded ( u.a./ l 000 kg) 523-30 470-97 418-64

Scilla sibirica 8 + 15-97 14-37 12-78 7 — 8 11-62 10-45 9-29 6 — 7 7-26 6-53 5-81

— atocaerulea 10 + 21-78 19-60 17-42 ( Spring Beauty ) 9 — 10 18-88 16-99 15-10 8 — 9 15-97 14-37 12-78 7 — 8 - 11-62 10-45 9 -29

TULIPS — varieties : Aureola, Athleet, Balalaika, Beauty of Apel­ doorn , Bing Crosby, Carlton , Cassini, Charles, Danton , All red Darwin Hybriden, Dillen­ burg, Dr Plesman , Elmus, Emmy Peeck, First Lady, Gal­ way, Gaiata, Golden Apel­ doorn, Golden Eddy, Golden Harvest, Golden Springtime, Greuze, Greenland, Gudosh­ 12 + 42-11 37-89 33-69 nik, Halcro, Henry Ford, Je­ 11 — 12 36-30 32-67 29-04 wel of Spring, Kansas, Kees 10 — 11 33-39 30-06 26-72 Nelis K. en M's Triumph, Lucky Strike, Lustige Witwe, Madame Spoor, Magiër Ma­ masa, Mariette, Mirjoran , Olaf, Orient Express, Orna­ ment, Paul Richter, Pink Trophy, Preludium, Princess Beatrix, Princess Margaret Rose, Purple Star, Red' Shine , Rosy Wings, RijnJand-Rhena­ nia, Sunray, Sweet Harmony, Tommy, Van der Eerden , Wall Street, Yellow Dover

— varieties : Aristocrat, Artist, Asta Nielsen, Bellona, Bleu Aimable, Bonanza, Cantor, Christmas Gold, Clara Butt, Crater, Duke of Wellington , Edith Eddy, Fidelio, Gander, Golden Age, Golden Melody , Golden Olga, Golden Oxford , Hibernia, Hytuna, Karei Door­ man , Keizerskroon , Landsea­ del's Supreme, Levant, Ma­ 12 + 46-46 41-82 37-17 idame Lefeber, Makassar, Mrs . 11 — 12 40-66 36-59 32-52 John T. Scheepers, Niphetos , 10 — 11 36-30 32-67 29-04 Olga, Oriental Beauty, Paris, Pax, Peerles Pink, Pink Supre­ me, Princeps, Prominence, Pu­ rissima, Queen of Night, Queen of Sheba, Roodkapje, Renown, Robinea, Sigrid Und­ set, Scotdh Lassie, Smiling Queen , Striped Apeldoorn , Sunkist, Texas Gold , Texas Flame, Thule, Vlammenspel , White Triumphator, Yellow Present, Yokohama

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' u.a . il 000 pieces)

Product Size A (') B ( · ) C (<)

— botanical varieties , other 20-91 18-82 16-73

— other 12 + 52-27 47-04 41-82 11 — 12 46-46 41-82 37-17 - 10 — 11 40-66 36-59 32-52

— mixtures 12 + 40-66 36-59 32-52 11 — 12 34-85 31-36 27-88 10—11 26-14 23-52 20-91

( ! ) Applicable to persons established in the U.S.A. and Canada who , between 1 June 1972 and 31 May 1973 purchased within the Community products subject to the minimum export price system to a value of : — less than 5 000 u.a . (column A ) — between 5 000 u.a . and 10 000 u.a . (column B ) — 10 000 u.a . or more ( column C).

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TABLE B

1974-1975 — MINIMUM EXPORT PRICES

( all third countries other than the United States and Canada)

( u.a. / l 000 pieces)

Product Size A C ) B (') C C)

Anemone coronaria 8 + 12-34 11-11 10-49 7 — 8 9-44 8-49 8-02 6 — 7 6-53 5-88 5-5 5 5—6 3-63 3-27 3-08 4 — 5 2-90 2-61 2-47 3—4 1-45 1-31 1-23 2 — 3 0-58 0-52 0-49

Crocus 10 + 13-07 11-76 11-11 9 — 10 11-62 10-45 9-87 8 — 9 8-71 7-84 7-41 7 — 8 7-26 6-53 6-17

19 + 114-71 103-24 97-45 Hyacinthus orientalis 18 — 19 104-54 94-09 88-86 17—18 95-83 86-25 81-46 16 — 17 84-22 75-79 71-58 15 — 16 69-69 62-73 59-24 14 — 15 56-63 50-97 48-13

(' Rosalie' only ) 13 — 14 50-82 45-74 43-19

Dutch iris 10 + 23-32 20-91 19-75 Iris Wedgewood and 9 — 10 13-79 12-41 11-72 Prof. Blaauw 8 — 9 7-99 7-19 6-79

Wedgewood intended for the 7 — 8 7-99 7-19 6-79 Southern Hemisphere

Bronze Queen , Le Mogol, 7 + 14-52 13-07 12-34 Yellow Queen 6 — 7 10-16 9-15 8-64 5 — 6 5-81 5-23 4-94

not listed elsewhere 8 + 14-52 13-07 12-34 7 — 8 10-16 9-15 8-64 6 — 7 5-81 5-23 4-94

Lilium henryi 24 + 130-68 117-61 111-08 22 — 24 116-16 104-54 98-74 20 — 22 101-64 91-48 86-39 18 — 20 78-41 70-57 66-65 16 — 18 v 58-08 52-27 49-37

Lilium formosanum (Syn . L. 8 + 43-56 39-20 37-03 philippinense var. formosanum )

Lilium regale 24 + 108-90 98-01 92-56 22 — 24 94-38 84-94 80-22 20 — 22 72-60 65-34 61-71 18 — 20 50-82 45-74 43-19 16 — 18 36-30 32-67 30-86

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ftt.a. /l 000 pieces)

Product Size A (') B (') C C )

Lilium speciosum and speciosum 24 + 203-28 182-95 172-79 hybrids 22 — 24 159-72 i 143-75 135-76 20 — 22 130-68 j 117-61 111-08 18 — 20 101-64 ; 91-48 86-39 16 — 18 72-60 65-34 61-71

Lilium pumilum (Syri . L. 10 + 34-85 31-36 29-62 tenuifolium ) 8 — 10 23-23 20-91 19-75 7 — 8 14-52 13-07 12-34

Litium tigrinum 18 + 72-60 65-34 61-71 16—18 52-27 47-04 44-43 14 — 16 37-75 33-98 32-09 12 — 14 26-14 23-52 22-22 10 — 12 17-42 15-68 14-81

Lilium hollandicum 20 + 130-68 117-61 111-08 (Syn . Lilium croceum , cv. 18 — 20 116-16 104-54 98-74 umbellatum ) 16 —18 87-12 78-41 74-05 14 — 16 50-82 45-74 43-19

Lilium davidii var. willmottiae 16 + 75-50 67-95 64-18 (Syn . L, Willmottiae) 14 — 16 52-27 47-04 44-43 12 — 14 29-04 26-14 24-68

Muscari armeniacum 'Early 9 + 10-16 9-15 8-64 Giant' 8 — 9 8-71 · 7-84 7-41 7 — 8 6-53 5-88 5-55 6 - 7 4-36 3-92 3-70

— other 5 + 7-2 6 6-53 6-17

Narcissus DN I 54-30 48-87 46-16 DN II 39-93 35-94 33-94 — daffodils with a large corona, DN III with a double flower (except and 25-87 24-44 Cheerfulness and all varieties Round I j 28-75

of the Poetäz species with not graded double flower) ( u.a./ l 000 kg) 319-44 287-49 271-52

— other ( except rockery nar­ DN I 30-35 27-31 25-79 cissi ) DN II 23-96 21-56 20-36 DN III and 15-81 14-93 Round I j 17-57

not graded ( u.a./ l 000 kg) 383-33 344-99 325-83

I rockery 18-88 16-99 16-04

I Scilla sibirica 8 + 15.-97 14-37 13-58 7—8 11-62 10-45 9-87 6—7 7-26 6-53 6-17

— atrocaerulea 10 + 21-78 19-60 18-51 (Spring Beauty ) 9 — 10 18-88 16-99 16-04 j 8—9 15-97 14-37 13-58 : 7—8 11-62 10-45 9-87

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(u.a. /1 000 pieces )

Product Size A («) B (') c C )

Early tulips ( including tulipa 12 + 35-14 31-62 29-87 fosteriana and its varieties 11 — 12 28-75 - 25-87 24-44 (cultivars ) 10 — 11 22-36 20-12 19-01

— other tulips ( excluding bo­ 12 + 29-55 26,59 25-12 tanical tulips ) 11 — 12 23-96 21-56 20-30 10 — 11 19-17 17-25 16-29

Botanical tulips 20-91 18-82 17-77

(') Applicable to persons established in third , countries other than the United States and Canada who, between 1 June 1972 and 31 May 1973 , purchased within the Community products subject to the minimum export price system to a value of : — less than 10 000 u.a . (column A ) — between 10 000 u.a . and 26 000 u.a . ( column B ) — 26 000 u.a . or more (column C ).