A much stricter policy should be brought in by lowering the intervention level for skim milk powder.
Is he not aware that merely to add skim milk powder to the loaf will produce a quite indigestible product?
It definitely does arise because skim milk and milk products are very closely associated.
The import of milk products is not influenced by the possibility of a temporary seasonal surplus production of skim milk.
It is not milk but skim milk which results from butter-making.
The question is about the importation of skim milk.
The non-delivery premia, and the proposal for limiting the support for skim milk are sensible.
Although skim milk powder is being disposed of now, it is being disposed of at a tremendous subsidy.
