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Annexes I and VII are hereby amended as follows:

  1. 1..

    Annex I is replaced by the following:

    ‘ANNEX I

    As % of dry matter.’

    Durum wheatCommon wheatBarleyMaizeSorghum
    A. Maximum moisture content14,5 %14,5 %14,5 %13,5 %13,5 %
    B. Maximum percentage of matter which is not basic cereal of unimpaired quality:12 %12 %12 %12 %12 %
    1. Broken grains6 %5 %5 %5 %5 %
    2. Impurities consisting of grains (other than indicated at 3)5 %7 %12 %5 %5 %
    of which:
    (a) shrivelled grains——
    (b) other cereals3 %5 %——
    (c) grains damaged by pests
    (d) grains in which the germ is discoloured———
    (e) grains overheated during drying0,5 %0,5 %3 %0,5 %0,5 %
    3. Mottled grains and/or grains affected with fusariosis,5 %————
    of which:
    — grains affected with fusariosis1,5 %————
    4. Sprouted grains4 %4 %6 %6 %6 %
    5. Miscellaneous impurities (Schwarzbesatz),3 %3 %3 %3 %3 %
    of which:
    (a) extraneous seeds:
    — noxious0,1 %0,1 %0,1 %0,1 %0,1 %
    — other
    (b) damaged grains:
    — grains damaged by spontaneous heating or too extreme heating during drying0,05 %0,05 %
    — other
    (c) extraneous matter
    (d) husks
    (e) ergot0,05 %0,05 %———
    (f) decayed grains———
    (g) dead insects and fragments of insects
    C. Maximum percentage of wholly or partially piebald grains27 %————
    D. Maximum tannin contentf1 ————1 %
    E. Minimum specific weight (kg/hl)78736271—
    F. Minimum protein content:
    — 2000/01 marketing year11,5 %10 %———
    — 2001/02 marketing year11,5 %10,3 %———
    — 2002/03 marketing year and onwards11,5 %10,5 %
    G. Hagberg falling number (seconds)220220
    H. Minimum Zeleny index (ml)—22———
  2. 2..

    In Annex VII, Tables I, II and III are replaced by the following:

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    TABLE I

    Price increases for moisture content

    Maize and sorghumOther cereals
    Moisture content(%)Increases(EUR/tonne)Moisture content(%)Increases(EUR/tonne)
    ——13,40,1
    ——13,30,2
    ——13,20,3
    ——13,10,4
    ——13,00,5
    ——12,90,6
    ——12,80,7
    ——12,70,8
    ——12,60,9
    ——12,51,0
    12,40,112,41,1
    12,30,212,31,2
    12,20,312,21,3
    12,10,412,11,4
    12,00,512,01,5
    11,90,611,91,6
    11,80,711,81,7
    11,70,811,71,8
    11,60,911,61,9
    11,5111,52,0
    11,41,111,42,1
    11,31,211,32,2
    11,21,311,22,3
    11,11,411,12,4
    11,01,511,02,5
    10,91,610,92,6
    10,81,710,82,7
    10,71,810,72,8
    10,61,910,62,9
    10,52,010,53,0
    10,42,110,43,1
    10,32,210,33,2
    10,22,310,23,3
    10,12,410,13,4
    10,02,510,03,5

    TABLE II

    Price reductions for moisture content

    Maize and sorghumOther cereals
    Moisture content(%)Reduction(EUR/tonne)Moisture content(%)Reduction(EUR/tonne)
    13,51,014,51,0
    13,40,814,40,8
    13,30,614,30,6
    13,20,414,20,4
    13,10,214,10,2

    TABLE III

    Price reductions for specific weight

    CerealSpecific weight (kg/hl)Price reduction(EUR/tonne)
    Common wheatLess than 76 to 750,5
    Less than 75 to 741,0
    Less than 74 to 731,5
    MaizeLess than 73 to 720,5
    Less than 72 to 711,0
    BarleyLess than 64 to 621,0

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As % of dry matter.’