Примери за използване на Environmental performance of products на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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This initiative proposes common methods to measure the environmental performance of products and organisation.
After the pilot phase, the Commission will assess whether these methods are successful so that they can be applied in existing ornew instruments to improve environmental performance of products.
Identifying opportunities to improve the environmental performance of products at various points in their life cycle.
Today the global market increasingly demands science-based, verified andcomparable information about the environmental performance of products and services.
Opportunities to improve the environmental performance of products and services at various stages of their life cycle.
An EU Directive that provides rules for improving the environmental performance of products.
They can help improve the overall environmental performance of products throughout their life-cycle, and boost demand for better production technologies.
Manufacturers of items sold in EU countries are required to follow Ecodesign legislation,which sets minimum standards for the environmental performance of products.
The EC isnow proposing EU-wide methods to measure the environmental performance of products and organisations, and encouraging Member States and the private sector to take them up.
Recommendation 2013/179/EU on the use of common methods to measure and communicate the life cycle environmental performance of products and organizations.
EU Ecolabel criteria shall be based on the environmental performance of products, taking into account the latest strategic objectives of the Community in the field of the environment.
European Commission(2013b) Recommendation on the use of common methods to measure and communicate the life cycle environmental performance of products and organisations.
As a preventive approach,designed to optimize the environmental performance of products, while maintaining their functional qualities, it provides genuine new opportunities for manufacturers, consumers and society as a whole.
There is nonetheless strong support for obliging companies to publish reports on their overall organization's environmental performance and environmental performance of products(69%).
The aim of proposing the EU-wide PEF methodology is to measure the environmental performance of products and to encourage Member States and the private sector to take them up.
These should improve the overall environmental performance of products throughout their life cycle, stimulate demand for better products and production technologies, and help consumers make informed choices.
To help companies andconsummers navigate the green maze, the European Commission is proposing EU-wide methods to measure the environmental performance of products and organisations, and encouraging Member States and the private sector to take them up.
The challenge is to improve the overall environmental performance of products throughout their life-cycle, to boost the demand for better products and production technologies and to help consumers in making informed choices.
In July 2008 the Commission presented an action plan which includes a series of proposals on sustainable consumption andproduction that will contribute to improve the environmental performance of products and increase the demand for more sustainable goods and production technologies.
A first structured and synergic package of actions andproposals to improve the environmental performance of products and to stimulate the demand for more sustainable goods was included in the Action Plan on"Sustainable Consumption and Production and Sustainable Industrial Policy" published in 2008.
It is a supporting method to the EC's objective to“establish a common methodological approach to enable Member States andthe private sector to assess, display and benchmark the environmental performance of products, services and companies based on a comprehensive assessment of environmental impacts over the life-cycle('environmental footprint')”.
It aims to establish a common methodology for assessing,displaying and benchmarking the environmental performance of products, services and companies, and to ensure better understanding of consumer behaviour.
The scheme foresees the establishment of a common, life-cycle assessment based methodological approach allowing member states and the private sector to assess,display and benchmark the environmental performance of products, services and companies, and to the provide better information on the environmental footprints of products. .
It states specifically as one of the objectives to:“Establish a common methodological approach to enable Member States andthe private sector to assess, display and benchmark the environmental performance of products, services and companies based on a comprehensive assessment of environmental impacts over the life-cycle('environmental footprint')”.
Identifying opportunities to improve the environmental performance of product or service at various points in its life cycle;
Natural resources and waste: to develop and implement policies designed to ensure sustainable management of natural resources and wastes,and to improve the environmental performances of products, sustainable production and consumption patterns, waste prevention, recovery and recycling.
This calls for continuous work on the environmental performance of our products.
Companies wanting to highlight the environmental performance of their products face numerous obstacles.
Companies wanting to highlight the environmental performance of their products face numerous obstacles.
Mixed views on claims by companies on the environmental performance of their products.