Примери за използване на Origin labelling на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Secondly, origin labelling must be improved.
We must maintain a firm stance on GMOs,milk and origin labelling.
Origin labelling becomes mandatory for fresh meat from sheep, goat, poultry and pigs.
Thus, the agreement will not lead to the introduction of mandatory origin labelling.
And assessed the impact of origin labelling on the single market and on international trade.
What particularly surprised me was that the Americans gave me this document describing origin labelling in the USA.
Origin labelling is currently mandatory for beef, fish, honey, olive oil, fresh fruit and vegetables.
The Regulation introduces mandatory origin labelling for fresh meat from sheep, goat, poultry and pigs.
During this process, I have not disguised my own scepticism regarding the introduction of origin labelling.
I hope that we will continue to work on this issue, because origin labelling is becoming increasingly important.
The regulations on origin labelling also give effective protection against counterfeiting and unfair competition.
I am concerned about possibly substantial concessions in the area of GMOs,milk and origin labelling.
In the modern global world, origin labelling could be a way of enabling consumers to be well-informed and to make the right choices.
That is why this evening, at the end of this debate,the European Commission is renewing its desire to press ahead with origin labelling.
It is important to define the detailed forms and procedures for origin labelling and to set penalties for breaching the provisions of the regulation.
To adopt Commission reports, based on the Regulation on Food information to consumers,on the possibility to extend mandatory origin labelling to.
These rules require mandatory origin labelling in cases where consumers might be misled regarding the true origin or provenance of the foodstuffs.
The Commission presented to the ministers a report on the possibility to extend mandatory origin labelling for all meat used as an ingredient.
With regard to processed foods, origin labelling is made mandatory for primary ingredients when different from the origin of the final product.
The report the Commission published, in December 2013,is on the issue whether to extend mandatory origin labelling to all types of meat used as an ingredient.
I am disappointed that this report did not make origin labelling compulsory for textile products, but I am encouraged that the Commission will come forward with an assessment report to address such issues in the future.
Therefore, the recent Commission proposal for a regulation on food information to consumers does not extend the list to which compulsory origin labelling applies.
To adopt implementing rules to prevent misleading use of voluntary origin labelling in foods, based on the Regulation on Food information to consumers.
I am aware that, during the public consultation on the Green Paper on the quality of agricultural products,stakeholders in the sheep meat sector have advocated compulsory origin labelling.
The European Commission has today published two reports on mandatory food origin labelling, as requested by the Council and European Parliament in the Food Information for Consumers Regulation(1169/2011).
The Commission must take due account of any negative impact on European agriculture, particularly in the areas of the opening up of markets, GMOs, milk, beef,intellectual property protection and origin labelling.
I would like to underline that the origin labelling for beef and beef products is a special case, and I think we all keep in mind from where it came, because it was a spin-off of the BSE crisis.
In this regard, I confirm that I have authorised my staff to continue down our chosen path,because the Commission has always supported origin labelling both for products made in the European Union and for those that are imported.
Other recommendations from the High Level Group, established after last year's crisis, will be addressed in our CAP reform discussions(coping with volatility andboosting innovation) and the quality package(marketing standards and origin labelling).
Consumers can look forward to better information on their food,including nutrition information on processed foods, origin labelling of unprocessed meat, while allergens such as peanuts and milk will have to be highlighted in the list of ingredients.