Common Market Organisations

Common Market Organizations (CMOs) are groups within the European Union designed to regulate and oversee specific agricultural products, like dairy, wine, or cereals. They ensure fair prices for producers and consumers, stabilize markets, and guarantee quality standards. CMOs coordinate policies across member countries, promote sustainable practices, and support rural development. By harmonizing regulations and market rules, they help maintain balance in the agricultural sector, fostering stability and fairness for farmers and consumers alike.