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Regulation (EEC) No 1579/74 of the Commission of 24 June 1974 on the procedure for calculating the import levy on products processed from cereals and from rice and for the advance fixing of this levy for these products and for compound feedingstuffs manufactured from cereals

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Article 5

Member States shall communicate to the Commission on the fifteenth of each month in respect of the preceding month: (a) the total quantities of processed products for which import licences have been issued; (b) the quantities for which import licences have been issued with advance fixing of the levy. These particulars shall be broken down by specific rates of levy on the products.

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Article 5

Member States shall communicate to the Commission on the fifteenth of each month in respect of the preceding month: (a) the total quantities of processed products for which import licences have been issued; (b) the quantities for which import licences have been issued with advance fixing of the levy. These particulars shall be broken down by specific rates of levy on the products.

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