This analysis was carried out separately for oranges and clementines.
One of these is the early-maturing clementine.
Clementine is known to be a seedless cultivar.
I also wish to emphasise that the issue of clementines is, if possible, more serious than the issue of steel.
Finally, the inclusion of segmented clementines in the processing aids is welcome, since it has long been called for by the processing industry.
Now, however, they have gone too far, on both steel and another product that is less talked about: clementines.
Firstly, we accept the gradual reduction of processing aid over five years until it is set at the level of aid for clementines in the season 2000-2001.
Steel will have entry conditions imposed on it that will make imports more expensive; on the issue of the clementines, the borders have simply been closed.
