- Having regard to the Russian exporters' export price behaviour on third country markets, namely Brazil, Turkey and Mexico, it is likely that the Russian exporting producers will adopt an aggressive price behaviour in the Community in order to regain their lost market shares.
- Indeed, substantially lower freight costs provide higher profit to the Russian exporters which, given the choice, will prefer selling to the Union, provided that price levels in the Union remain higher than in third countries.
- Those price levels would still be more attractive for the Russian exporters than the current level of sale prices to third markets.
- As shown above, the existing measures have had no impact either on the export prices practiced by the Russian exporters or the prices paid by the Community importers for the same imports, or on the Russian export volumes to the Community market.
- Its geographical proximity to Russia as well as the fact that some of the Russian exporters have well
- The Commission informed the Russian authorities and the Russian exporters concerned in January 2004 that it proposed to withdraw the acceptance of the current undertaking.
- established distribution channels in the Union facilitates logistically the exports.
- By the same Decision, the Commission accepted an undertaking combining a quantitative limitation and a pricing commitment offered by the Russian authorities in conjunction with the Russian exporters of GOES.
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- To substantiate this claim, a study from an independent consultancy firm stating that the gas price paid by Russian exporters reflected full cost of production and sale of gas, as incurred by the gas provider, was provided.
- Indeed, substantially lower freight costs provide higher profit to the Russian exporters which, given the choice, will prefer selling to the Union, provided that price levels in the Union remain higher than in third countries.
- As shown above, the existing measures have had no impact either on the export prices practiced by the Russian exporters or the prices paid by the Community importers for the same imports, or on the Russian export volumes to the Community market.
- By the same Decision, the Commission accepted an undertaking combining a quantitative limitation and a pricing commitment offered by the Russian authorities in conjunction with the Russian exporters of GOES.
- cooperation of Russian exporters as mentioned in recitals 70 to 75, the injury margin was determined on the basis of export figures as recorded in Eurostat.
- This new capacity will allegedly result in fewer opportunities for Russian exporters on other markets, and lead to increased quantities of Russian urea being exported to the Community.
- During the ERIP, the spare capacity of known Russian exporters was estimated to be in the range of 1,7 to 2,3 million tonnes.
- As far as Russia is concerned and due to the non
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