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Journal
of
the
European
Union L
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COMMISSION IMPLEMENTING REGULATION (EU) No 592/2013
of 21 June 2013
concerning the technical format for the transmission of European statistics on permanent crops
pursuant to Regulation (EU) No 1337/2011 of the European Parliament and of the Council
(Text with EEA relevance)
THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION,
HAS ADOPTED THIS REGULATION:
Article 1
Having regard to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European
Union,
Member States shall send the statistical data on fruit and olive
plantations referred to in Annex I to Regulation (EU) No
1337/2011, using the statistical data and metadata exchange
Having regard to Regulation (EU) No 1337/2011 of the
(SDMX) standard. The data shall be provided to Eurostat
European Parliament and of the Council of 13 December
through the single entry point to allow the Commission
2011 concerning European statistics on permanent crops (
(Eurostat) to retrieve the data by electronic means.

1 ),
and in particular Article 8(2) thereof,
Article 2
The data structure for sending statistical data on fruit and olive
Whereas:
plantations to the Commission (Eurostat) shall be as specified in
the Annex.
(1) Regulation
(EU) No 1337/2011 constitutes the
Article 3
framework for the production of comparable European
statistics on permanent crops.
The data shall be reported for all single compulsory variables
and aggregates.
(2) The
data
structure
for
the
transmission
of
statistical
data
Article 4
on fruit and olive plantations and the exchange standard
The data shall be reported in hectares (ha).
should be specified.
Article 5
(3) The
measures
provided
for
in
this
Regulation
are
in This Regulation shall enter into force on the twentieth day
accordance with the opinion of the Standing
following that of its publication in the Official Journal of the
Committee on Agricultural Statistics,
European Union.
This Regulation shall be binding in its entirety and directly applicable in all Member States.
Done at Brussels, 21 June 2013.
For the Commission
The President
José Manuel BARROSO
( 1 ) OJ L 347, 30.12.2011, p. 7.

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ANNEX
Data structure for the transmission of statistical data on fruit and olive plantations
Information to be included in the transmission files:
Table 1
List of fields
Number Field Remarks
1 Region NUTS
1
codes
as
defined
according
to
Regulation
(EC)
No
1059/2003
of
the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 May 2003, on the
establishment of a common classification of territorial units for statistics
(NUTS), OJ L 154, 21.6.2003, p. 1.
2 Year
Reference Year for the data (e.g. 2012, 2017, …)
3 Variety
group Codes
are
presented
in
Table
2
4 Plantation
density Codes
are
presented
in
Table
3
5 Plantation
age Codes
are
presented
in
Table
4
6 Observation
value In
hectares
(ha)
7 Observation
status
Standard code list
8 Observation
Confidentiality
Standard code list

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Table 2
Code list for variety group (classes in bold are compulsory)
Level 1 Level
2
Code
and
class
name Level
3
Code
and
class
name Level
4
Code
and
class
name
APD Dessert
apple
trees
EN
APD_BKP Boskoop
rouge

APD_BRB Braeburn
APD_COO Cox
Orange
APD_CRP Cripps
Pink
APD_ELR Elstar
APD_FUJ Fuji
icial
APD_GAL Gala
Jour
nal
APD_GOD Golden
Delicious
of
APD_GRS Granny
Smith
the
European
APD_IDR Idared
APD_JON Jonagold/Jonagored
Union
APD_MOD Morgenduft
APD_RED Red
Delicious
APD_RBC Reinette
blanche
du
Canada
APD_SHP Shampion
APD_LOB Lobo
APD_PIN Pinova
APD_OTH Other
dessert
apples
API Apple
trees
for
industrial
processing
L
PED Dessert
pear
trees
170/25
PED_CFR Conference

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Level 1 Level
2
Code
and
class
name Level
3
Code
and
class
name Level
4
Code
and
class
name
PED_WIL William
PED_ABT Abate
PED_ROC Rocha
EN

PED_COE Coscia-Ercolini
PED_GYT Guyot
PED_BLQ Blanquilla
PED_DCN Decana
PED_KAS Kaiser
Off
icial
PED_OTH Other
dessert
pears
Jour
PEI Pear
trees
for
industrial
processing
nal
of
PCD Dessert
peach
trees
the
PCD_PEA Peaches
other
than
nectarines
and
peaches
for
processing
European
PCD_PEAY Yellow
flesh
peaches
Union
PCD_PEAY_VE Very
early
yellow
flesh
peaches
(harvest
until
15
June)
PCD_PEAY_E
Early yellow flesh peaches (harvest between 16 June and 15 July)
PCD_PEAY_M
Medium-early yellow flesh peaches (harvest between 16 July and 15 August)
PCD_PEAY_L Late
yellow
flesh
peaches
(harvest
after
15
August)
PCD_PEAW White
flesh
peaches
PCD_PEAW_VE
Very early white flesh peaches (harvest until 15 June)
PCD_PEAW_E
Early white flesh peaches (harvest between 16 June and 15 July)
PCD_PEAW_M
Medium-early white flesh peaches (harvest between 16 July and 15 August)
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PCD_PEAW_L Late
white
flesh
peaches
(harvest
after
15
August)
PCD_PEAD Doughnut
peaches

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Level 1 Level
2
Code
and
class
name Level
3
Code
and
class
name Level
4
Code
and
class
name
PCD_NEC Nectarines
PCD_NECY Yellow
flesh
nectarines
PCD_NECY_VE Very
early
yellow
flesh
nectarines
(harvest
until
15
June)
EN

PCD_NECY_E Early
yellow
flesh
nectarines
(harvest
between
16
June
and
15
July)
PCD_NECY_M
Medium-early yellow flesh nectarines (harvest between 16 July and 15 August)
PCD_NECY_L Late
yellow
flesh
nectarines
(harvest
after
15
August)
PCD_NECW White
flesh
nectarines
PCD_NECW_VE
Very early white flesh nectarines (harvest until 15 June)
icial
PCD_NECW_E
Early white flesh nectarines (harvest between 16 June and 15 July)
Jour
PCD_NECW_M
Medium-early white flesh nectarines (harvest between 16 July and 15 August)
nal
of
PCD_NECW_L Late
white
flesh
nectarines
(harvest
after
15
August)
the
PCI
Peach trees for industrial processing (including group of Pavie)
European
APC Apricot
trees
Union
APC_VE Very
early
apricots
(harvest
until
31
May)
APC_E Early
apricots
(harvest
between
1
and
30
June)
APC_M Medium-early
apricots
(harvest
between
1
and
31
July)
APC_L Late
apricots
(harvest
after
1
August)
ORA Orange
trees
ORA_NVL Navel
ORA_NVL_E Early
Navel
(harvest
between
October
and
January)
ORA_NVL_M
Medium-early Navel (harvest between December and March)
L
ORA_NVL_L Late
Navel
(harvest
between
January
and
May)
170/27
ORA_BLC Blancas

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Level 1 Level
2
Code
and
class
name Level
3
Code
and
class
name Level
4
Code
and
class
name
ORA_BLC_E Early
Blancas
(harvest
between
December
and
March)
ORA_BLC_L Late
Blancas
(harvest
between
March
and
May)
ORA_SGU Sanguine
EN

ORA_OTH Other
oranges
SCF Small
citrus
fruit
SCF_STM Satsumas
SCF_STM_VE Extra-early
satsumas
(harvest
between
September
and
November)
SCF_STM_OTH Other
satsumas
(harvest
between
October
and
December)
Off
SCF_CLM Clementines
icial
SCF_CLM_E Early
clementines
(harvest
between
September
and
December)
Jour
nal
SCF_CLM_M Medium-early
clementines
(harvest
between
November
and
January)
of
the
SCF_CLM_L Late
clementines
(harvest
between
January
and
March)
European
SCF_OTH Other
small
citrus
including
hybrids
LEM Lemon
trees
Union
LEM_WI Winter
lemon
varieties:
harvest
between
October
and
April
LEM_SU Summer
lemon
varieties:
harvest
between
February
and
September
OLI Olive
trees
GRV Table
grape
vines
GRV_W White
table
grape
vines
GRV_WSDL Seedless
white
table
grape
vines
GRV_WNML Normal
white
table
grape
vines
GRV_R Red
table
grape
vines
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GRV_RSDL Seedless
red
table
grape
vines
GRV_RNML Normal
red
table
grape
vines

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Level 1 Level
2
Code
and
class
name Level
3
Code
and
class
name Level
4
Code
and
class
name
AP_PE Apple
and
pear
trees
PC_APC Peach,
nectarine
and
apricot
trees
EN
ORA_SCF_LEM Orange,
small
citrus
fruit
and
lemon
trees

icial
Jour
nal
of
the
European
Union
L
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Table 3
Plantation density
Code Density
class Remark
LT140 Less
than
140
trees
per
hectare Olive
trees
140-399
From 140 to 399 trees per hectare Olive
trees
LT250 Less
than
250
trees
per
hectare Orange,
small
citrus
and
lemon
trees
250-499
From 250 to 499 trees per hectare Orange,
small
citrus
and
lemon
trees
LT400 Less
than
400
trees
per
hectare Apple
and
pear
trees
400-1599
From 400 to 1 599 trees per hectare Apple
and
pear
trees
GE400 400
trees
per
hectare
or
more Olive
trees
500-749
From 500 to 749 trees per hectare Orange,
small
citrus
and
lemon
trees
LT600 Less
than
600
trees
per
hectare Peach,
nectarines
and
apricot
trees
600-1199
From 600 to 1 199 trees per hectare Peach,
nectarines
and
apricot
trees
GE750 750
trees
per
hectare
or
more Orange,
small
citrus
and
lemon
trees
LT1000 Less
than
1
000
trees
per
hectare Table
grape
vines
1000-1499
From 1 000 to 1 499 trees per hectare Table
grape
vines
GE1200 1
200
trees
per
hectare
or
more Peach,
nectarines
and
apricot
trees
GE1500 1
500
trees
per
hectare
or
more Table
grape
vines
1600-3199
From 1 600 to 3 199 trees per hectare Apple
and
pear
trees
GE3200 3
200
trees
per
hectare
or
more Apple
and
pear
trees
Table 4
Plantation age
Code Age
class Remark
Y_LT3 Less
than
3
years Table
grape
vines
Y3-9
From 3 to 9 years Table
grape
vines
Y_LT5 Less
than
5
years Apple
and
pear
trees,
Peach, nectarines and apricot trees
Orange, small citrus and lemon trees
Olive trees
Y5-11 From
5
to
11
years Olive
trees
Y5-14 From
5
to
14
years Apple
and
pear
trees,
Peach, nectarines and apricot trees
Orange, small citrus and lemon trees
Y10-19
From 10 to 19 years Table
grape
vines
Y12-49
From 12 to 49 years Olive
trees
Y15-24
From 15 to 24 years Apple
and
pear
trees,
Orange, small citrus and lemon trees

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Code Age
class Remark
Y_GE15 15
years
or
over Peach,
nectarines
and
apricot
trees
Y_GE20 20
years
or
over Table
grape
vines
Y_GE25 25
years
or
over Apple
and
pear
trees,
Orange, small citrus and lemon trees
Y_GE50 50
years
or
over Olive
trees

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