Finally, in terms of milk chocolate, the decision to strike out the derogations on milk chocolate has no business in this debate.
It is merely a milk chocolate coating that is taken to justify the label "milk".
For the sake of £1 million he voted against a guarantee of milk prices for milk chocolate and manufacturing milk.
That is the reason why we describe the issue of milk chocolate as an unresolved issue which may need to be revisited in the future.
But when it is exported to member states it will have to be called the equivalent of milk chocolate with a high milk content.
The rest are importing foreign milk with which to make their milk chocolate.
It strongly objects to what it calls misleading translations of the phrase "milk chocolate with a high milk content" because it has a discriminatory effect.
That is what the single market is all about and if we cannot get it right with milk chocolate where can we get it right?
