Примери за използване на Labelling of textile на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Labelling of textile products.
The labelling of textile products containing non-textile parts of animal origin;
I voted for the Manders report on regulations covering the labelling of textile products.
We all agree that the labelling of textile products is a topic that is high on consumers' agendas and that we need to find a solution urgently.
The initial aim of this proposal was to simplify andimprove the existing regulatory framework for the labelling of textile products.
The new rules on labelling of textile products are crucial for preventing the problems that arise if consumers are poorly informed.
This is why I support many of the Commission's ideas butalso support the calls for a more general scheme for the labelling of textile products.
The aim of the proposal is to simplify andimprove the existing regulatory framework for the labelling of textile products with a view to encouraging the development and uptake of new fibres.
The Council welcomed the Commission's proposal to simplify existing legislation on textile names and related labelling of textile products.
For me, andthe majority of Lithuanians, it is therefore important for the new rules on the labelling of textile products mentioned in this report to help protect the reputation of our textile sector.
At first reading, Parliament approved 63 amendments to the Commission proposal on a regulation on textile fibre names and related labelling of textile products.
It aims to simplify andimprove the existing regulatory framework for the labelling of textile products, encourage innovation in the clothing and textile sector, and the development and uptake of new fibres.
Broadly speaking, we support our colleague Mr Manders' report on textile names and related labelling of textile products.
If the provisions of the Member States with regard to the names,composition and labelling of textile products were to vary from one Member State to another, this would create hindrances to the proper functioning of the internal market;
I welcome the agreement that has been concluded between the European Parliament andthe Council on the extremely complex issue of textile names and related labelling of textile products.
The aim of this proposal for a regulation is to simplify andimprove the existing regulatory framework for the labelling of textile products, with a view to protecting and encouraging the development and uptake of new fibres.
Position of the Council on the adoption of a Regulation of the European Parliament andof the Council on textile names and related labelling of textile products.
(IT) Mr President,the report on the labelling of textile products which we endorsed today marks an important step towards simplifying legislation for the benefit of consumers and all the European manufacturers working in the industry.
The proposal brings together all the existing legislation on textile names and related labelling of textile products in a single regulation.
I would particularly like to thank the rapporteur, Mr Manders, and the shadow rapporteurs, for their in-depth and detailed work on this proposal, which has sparked such a lively andconstructive debate on the labelling of textile products.
I did not support the amendments in the Manders report on textile names and related labelling of textile products regarding'made in'(47/49, 48, 12 and 67).
President-in-Office of the Council.-(HU) Mr President, Commissioner, Mr Manders, ladies and gentlemen,it is a great achievement that a second-reading agreement has been reached on the proposal concerning a regulation on the naming of textile fibres and the related labelling of textile products.
I believe in the positive impact of simplifying andimproving the existing regulatory framework for the labelling of textile products, particularly encouraging the development and uptake of new fibres.
The next item is the report by Toine Manders, on behalf of the Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection, on the proposal for a regulation of the European Parliament andof the Council on textile names and related labelling of textile products- C6-0048/2009-.
Mr President, ladies andgentlemen, the measure in question is designed to replace three obsolete directives and relates to the labelling of textile products entering the European Union and the registration and naming of the substances they are made of. .
The aim of the proposal is to simplify andimprove the existing regulatory framework for the labelling of textile products with a view to encourage the development and uptake of new fibres as well as innovation in the textile and clothing sector.
Today, Parliament has reiterated the need to obtain a high level of consumer protection throughout the EU, andthe importance of harmonising regulations concerning the labelling of textile products, making this obligatory for all items of clothing marketed in Europe.
I voted in favour of this resolution,which has the merit of simplifying the existing system concerning the labelling of textile products, as well as encouraging the development and uptake of new fibres and shortening the time between the submission of an application and the adoption of a new fibre name.
I voted in favour of this report because it aims to simplify andimprove the existing regulatory framework for the labelling of textile products and thus encourage the development and uptake of new fibres and better consumer protection.