Примеры использования Juice content на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Min juice content.
Lemons- Minimum juice content.
ར For the variety of W. Navel, we propose a minimum of 33 percent for the juice content.
Minimum juice content.
They also preferred to keep the present text of the standard with respect to“minimum juice content”.
Minimum juice content per cent.
The delegations decided on 20 per cent as the minimum juice content for all lemons.
Limes- Minimum juice content: 45% Reservation of Chile, USA 42.
Grapefruits- Minimum juice content: 35.
Minimum juice content for oranges with more than one-fifth green colour.
Remove“However… juice content.”.
They strongly recommended maintaining the existing maturity requirements colour and juice content.
Limequats- Minimum juice content: 45.
We find this sentence to be useless since it is based on the obvious andmerely repeats what has been said about juice content.
The delegation of France proposed to lower the minimum juice content for Mexican limes from 40 to 20-25 per cent.
Fruit with a green(but not dark green) colour is allowed,provided it satisfies the minimum requirements as to juice content.
Proposals for inclusion of minimum sugar acid ratio andchanges to the minimum juice content had been submitted by Israel and South Africa.
However fruits with a green(but not dark green)colour are allowed provided they satisfy the minimum requirements as to juice content.
In their opinion the reference to the climatic growing conditions should be deleted since light green oranges that have a juice content of at least 45% should be acceptable regardless of their growing conditions.
Fruit with a greenish colour(green in Oroblanco) are allowed,provided they satisfy the minimum requirements as to juice content.
Delegates pointed out the need to revise provisions concerning:(a) juice content in lemons;(b) labelling, especially for mandarins;(c) deletion of the obligatory mentioning of chemical post-harvest treatment;(d) mentioning of colouring in maturity requirements;(e) sizing and uniformity rules.
However, fruit with a greenish colour(green in Oroblanco)are allowed provided they meet with the minimum requirements as to juice content.
While there was agreement on the use of“minimum juice content” and“colouring”, no agreement could be reached on the use of“minimum sugar content” and“minimum sugar/acid ratio” as well as onthe figures for these criteria and figures for“minimum juice content” for certain products.
The United States, supported by Chile, maintained their reservation(42%)because when testing 100 samples only 8 with a juice content of more than 42% had been found.
However, fruit with light green colour not exceeding one fifth of the total surface area of the fruit is allowed,provided it satisfies the minimum requirements as to juice content.
Some countries considered that colouring, which can be artificially induced, cannot be part of the maturity requirements, while other countries were of the opinion that colouring,sugar/acid ratio and juice content should be considered as interrelated indicators of maturity.
It was decided not to include the criterion“minimum sugar content” and“minimum sugar/acid ratio” in the revision of the standard and also to retain the present text concerning“minimum juice content”.
Green-skinned citrus fruit, for which there is a demand, should be allowed on the markets as long as it meets maturity requirements measured by Brix and juice content values.
Oranges produced in areas with high temperatures and high relative humidity conditions during the developing period having a green colour exceeding one fifth of the surface area of the fruit are allowed,provided they satisfy the minimum requirements as to juice content.
Oranges produced in areas with high temperatures and high relative humidity conditions during the developing period having a green colour exceeding one fifth of the surface area of the fruit are allowed,provided they satisfy the minimum requirements as to juice content.