Eksempler på brug af Compulsory labelling på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Here, too, we accept compulsory labelling.
Compulsory labelling of beef from third countries.
The Commission is in favour of full, compulsory labelling.
Compulsory labelling will also enable consumers to make a choice.
We would also be very much in favour of compulsory labelling for biocides.
If nothing is done, compulsory labelling will enter into force on 1 September 2000.
Let me just say that yesterday,Mr Santer stated that he is in favour of compulsory labelling.
This comes under compulsory labelling, where it has no place to be.
As you know, unlike the EU, the United States of America andCanada have no compulsory labelling of GM foods.
The Commission' s proposal to postpone compulsory labelling and registration is quite unacceptable.
I can assure you that I am committed to this particular proposal and to the question of compulsory labelling.
We want to use compulsory labelling as a means to help those who want to restore consumer confidence in meat.
Mr President, I am very disappointed at the delay, though I am delighted now that we are going to have clear compulsory labelling.
Let me just go back to the issue of compulsory labelling and traceability that was mentioned earlier by one of the Members.
At the moment they only label 50% of their beef, yetthey want to insist on compulsory labelling under category for all of us.
Member States can choose to impose compulsory labelling for beef cattle born, raised and slaughtered on their own territory.
That applies especially to the identification and registration of animals,one of the main functions of which is to pave the way for compulsory labelling.
We are not therefore talking of guidelines, but of compulsory labelling, and these rules would of course apply in all Member States.
Compulsory labelling must be linked to the system upstream, of birth registration and continued identification proposed by Mr Mayer.
As a next-best solution, the Commission's proposal for compulsory labelling of the production system used should be welcomed.
However, I recommend the solution proposed by the Committee on Environment and I hope that we will proceed more quickly,albeit using dubious methods, towards compulsory labelling.
When the chicken was imported, it had to be labelled, andI said specifically that compulsory labelling is necessary in the case of poultry meat.
The compulsory labelling of category would increase the production costs of fresh meat products by what could be a large percentage figure, which, of course, would be passed on to the consumer.
Like Parliament, the Council also recognised that compulsory labelling needed to be introduced earlier than stipulated in the original proposal.
Extending compulsory labelling should not impose a disproportionate burden on enterprises without bringing real added-value for consumers, who may even be confused by an excess of information on the label of textile products.
How can the Commission have given the go-ahead forthis kind of project, merely proposing compulsory labelling and a review of the provisions in 2 years' time etc.?
Today, however, Community legislation restricts compulsory labelling of the place of production to just certain products, thereby vouchsafing them special treatment and leaving out agricultural products of major nutritional value and priority for consumers.
Member States which possess a sufficiently de veloped identification and registration system for bovine animals may, before 1 January 2000,impose a compulsory labelling system for beef from animals born, raised and slaughtered on their own territory.
Information which does not come under compulsory labelling but which is requested by market participants or is already included on labels in the Member States can continue to be included within the framework of voluntary labelling. .
Mr President, the Conciliation Committee andMrs Roth-Behrendt in particular deserve great praise for having removed the exemption from compulsory labelling for products which contain or consist of GMOs, where the genetic modification has been carried out only for agronomic reasons.