116The Commission also recalls that, in points 52 and 57 of her Opinion in Joined Cases Fresh Del Monte Produce v Commission and Commission v Fresh Del Monte Produce (C‑293/13 P and C‑294/13 P, EU:C:2014:2439), Advocate General Kokott noted that ‘an appellant or cross-appellant is directly affected within the meaning of the second sentence of the second paragraph of Article 56 of the Statute [of the Court of Justice of the European Union] where the judgment under appeal brings about a detrimental change in that party’s own legal position or adversely affects its own economic or moral interests [and that that] judgment must thus entail a material adverse effect for the appellant or cross-appellant’. The Commission finds however that, in the present case, since the regulation at issue was annulled by the judgment of 1 June 2017, Changmao Biochemical Engineering v Council (T‑442/12, EU:T:2017:372) in so far as it applied to the appellant, the judgment under appeal, by which the General Court annulled that regulation, changes only the legal position of Ninghai Organic Chemical Factory and has no effect on that of Changmao Biochemical Engineering.
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