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Council Regulation (EC) No 1493/1999 of 17 May 1999 on the common organisation of the market in wine (repealed)
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1.Detailed rules for the application of this Chapter shall be adopted in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 75.
These rules may in particular include:
(a)the derogations referred to in this Chapter;
(b)in respect of Articles 27 and 28, the conditions under which distillation is to be carried out, the assessment of the volume of alcohol contained in the wine produced, the conditions under which products may be delivered to the intervention agency, and the buying-in prices of the products of distillation which can be taken over by the intervention agencies or the criteria for fixing these prices;
(c)the minimums standards to be met by marc and lees;
(d)the conditions under which withdrawal under supervision as referred to in Article 27(7) may be carried out;
(e)the quantities of wine normally produced as mentioned in Article 28(2);
(f)the detailed mechanism for applying the measure referred to in Article 30, including the products covered by it, and the flow of the products of the products of distillation in particular to avoid any disturbance of the market in alcohol and spirituous beverages;
(g)the provision for the modulation of the buying-in price referred to in Article 28(3);
(h)the determination of the minimum price referred to in Article 29(4).
2.The amount of the aids referred to in Articles 27 and 28 which will enable the products obtained to be disposed of, the amount of the aids referred to in Article 29 and rules defining the circumstances which may lead to a triggering of the measure referred to in Article 30 and the level and form of the Community financial support for that measure shall be set by the procedure laid down in Article 75.
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