Description

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The Single Common Market Organisation (Regulation (EC) 1234/2007) (sCMO) brings together in one single document more than 40 separate regulations governing the various agricultural market organisations in the European Union. In this manner the regulatory scope of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) has been simplified. Thanks to the Regulation a field of law which, despite its political and economic importance for Europe, has been very difficult to access, has become much clearer and more transparent. This Commentary describes and amplifies the meaning of the Regulation and will guide readers through its many intricacies. ContributorsLuc Berlottier, BrusselsFrank Bollen,BrusselsAndreaa Busa, BrusselsChristian Busse, BonnPiet Dautzenberg, BrusselsHans-Christoph Eiden, BonnFriedrich Erlbacher, BrusselsManuel Droop Florez, BrusselsSonya Gospodinova, BrusselsFructuoso Jimeno Fernando,Brussels Emmy Korodima,Brussels Laurent Lourdais, BrusselsGustavo Luengo, BrusselsBence Major, BrusselsVanda Marko vicova, BrusselsRudolf Mögele, BrusselsGregor von Rintelen, BrusselsPierpaolo Rossi, BrusselsElisabetta Siracusa, BrusselsOliver Sitar, GenevaGereon Thiele, Brussels Jan Vandenberghe, Brussels Johan van Gruijthuijsen, Brussels Greetje van Heezik, Brussels Marleen Zoeteweij-Turhan, Istanbul

About the Author

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Rudolf Mögele is Director the DG Agriculture and Rural Development of the European Commission. Friedrich Erlbacher is member of the Commission's Legal Service. Their co-authors hold various positions in the European Commission.