In accordance with Council Decision 2010/676/EU of 8 November 2010(1)the Agreement in the form of an Exchange of Letters between the European Union and the Kingdom of Norway concerning additional trade preferences in agricultural products reached on the basis of Article 19 of the Agreement on the European Economic Area (‘the Agreement’) was signed on 15 April 2011, subject to its conclusion. | 32011D0818 — European Union law | Esheria

In accordance with Council Decision 2010/676/EU of 8 November 2010(1)the Agreement in the form of an Exchange of Letters between the European Union and the Kingdom of Norway concerning additional trade preferences in agricultural products reached on the basis of Article 19 of the Agreement on the European Economic Area (‘the Agreement’) was signed on 15 April 2011, subject to its conclusion.

This decision approves an EU-Norway agreement on additional agricultural trade preferences and requires the EU and Norway to carry out tariff-free access, tariff quotas, and some duty reductions for listed products.

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Decision
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32011D0818
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This decision approves an EU-Norway agreement on additional agricultural trade preferences and requires the EU and Norway to carry out tariff-free access, tariff quotas, and some duty reductions for listed products. Norway and the European Union each commit to give duty-free access or tariff quotas for specified agricultural products in the listed annexes, and both sides must take steps against other restrictive import measures. The Parties must manage tariff quotas so imports can occur regularly and agreed quantities can be imported, exchange information, hold consultations when needed, and review agricultural trade conditions in 2 years.