31976R1299

4 . 6 . 76 Official Journal of the European Communities No L 146 / 5

COUNCIL REGULATION ( EEC) No 1299/ 76 of 1 June 1976 on the supply of skimmed-milk powder as food aid to certain developing coun­ tries and international organizations under the 1976 programme

THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN whereas 4 530 metric tons should be kept in reserve COMMUNITIES , for future allocation should the need arise , Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Economic Community, HAS ADOPTED THIS REGULATION : Having regard to Council Regulation ( EEC) No Article 1 1298 /76 of 1 June 1976 laying down general rules for the supply of skimmed-milk powder as food aid to The allocation and financing arrangements in respect certain developing countries and international organi­ of 55 000 metric tons of skimmed-milk powder to be zations under the 1976 programme ('), and in parti­ supplied to certain developing countries and interna­ cular Articles 3 and 7 thereof, tional organizations as food aid under the 1976 Having regard to the proposal from the Commission , programme in accordance with Regulation ( EEC) No 1298 /76 are stipulated in the Annex . Whereas Council Regulation ( EEC) No 1298 /76 provides for the supply of 55 000 metric tons of skim­ Article 2 med-milk powder ; whereas this quantity should be allocated among the various countries and organiza­ This Regulation shall enter into force on the third day tions from which applications have been accepted and following its publication in the Official Journal of arrangements for financing should be specified ; the European Communities.

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

Done at Brussels, 1 June 1976 . For the Council

The President G. THORN

(') See p . 3 of this Official Journal .

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ANNEX

Food aid programme for skimmed-milk powder

Quantities of skimmed-milk Recipient countries and organizations Financing arrangements powder allocated ( metric tons)

COUNTRIES Afghanistan 200 fob Bangladesh 4 000 cif Egypt 800 fob Ethiopia 500 free at destination Grenada 100 fob Guinea-Bissau 500 cif Haiti 1 000 cif Upper Volta 700 free at destination Honduras 800 cif Cape Verde Islands 450 cif Mauritius 200 fob India 5 000 cif Jordan 600 fob Kenya 200 fob Mali 800 free at destination Malta 100 fob Mauritania 500 free at destinatiøn Niger 350 free at destination Pakistan 2 500 fob Peru 600 fob Philippines 500 fob Rwanda 200 free at destination Sao Tome-Principe 100 cif Senegal 350 free at destination Somalia 850 free at destination Sudan 170 fob Sri Lanka 850 fob Tanzania 350 fob Uruguay 200 fob Yemen A.R. 200 fob ORGANIZATIONS ICRC 2 000 free at destination LEAGUE RCS 1 000 free at destination WFP 20 000 fob + flat-rate contribution 80 u.a./ metric ton UNICEF 4 000 free at destination UNRWA 700 cif Reserve 3 630 C )

TOTAL 55 000

(') In the case of emergency measures set off against the reserve , the financing covers forwarding expenditure incurred between the fob stage and the destination , plus distribution costs where the aid is forwarded by an international organization . The financing may be wholly or partially in the form of a lump-sum payment .