Examples of using Presentation or labelling in English and their translations into Croatian
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The description, presentation or labelling of vodka not produced exclusively from potatoesor cereals shall bear the indication‘produced from….
Any other false or misleading indication as to the provenance, origin, nature or essential qualities of the product in the description, presentation or labelling of the product liable to convey a false impression as to the origin of the product;(d).
The description, presentation or labelling of vodka not produced exclusively from potatoesor cereals or both shall prominently bear the indication‘produced from….
As regards the labelling and presentation of Spirit(preceded by the name of the fruit) obtained by maceration and distillation, the wording‘obtained by maceration anddistillation' must appear in the presentation or labelling in characters of the same font, size and colour and in the same visual field as the wording‘Spirit(preceded by the name of the fruit)' and, in the case of bottles, on the front label. .
The presentation or labelling of a spirit drink may be supplemented by the term‘blend',‘blending' or‘blended' only where the spirit drink has undergone blending, as defined in point(6) of Annex I.
The names of such raw materials may be used in the description, presentation or labelling of other spirit drinks, provided that such use does not mislead the consumer.
Where the presentation or labelling of a spirit drink indicates the raw material used to produce the ethyl alcohol, each type of ethyl alcohol of agricultural origin shall be mentioned in descending order of quantity used.
Where a maturation period or age is indicated in the description, presentation or labelling of the spirit drink, it shall also be mentioned in that administrative document.
The description, presentation or labelling of vodka not produced exclusively from potatoesor cereals shall bear the indication‘produced from…', supplemented by the name of the raw materials used to produce the ethyl alcohol of agricultural origin.
Without prejudice to Articles 11 and 12 and Article 13(2),(3) and(4), the use of the legal names referred to in paragraph 2 of this Article or geographical indications in the description, presentation or labelling of any beverage not complying with the requirements of the relevant category set out in Annex Ior of the relevant geographical indication shall be prohibited.
A mixture may show, in its presentation or labelling, the names listed in Part I of Annex IIor geographical indications corresponding to the spirit drinks that were used in the mixture under the following conditions.
If a maturation period or age is specified or suggested in the description, presentation or labelling of a spirit drink it shall refer to the youngest alcoholic component, provided that the product was aged under revenue supervision or supervision affording equivalent guarantees.
The description, presentation or labelling of a spirit drink may refer to the raw materials used to produce the ethyl alcohol of agricultural originor distillates of agricultural origin used in the production of that spirit drink only where that ethyl alcohol or those distillates have been obtained exclusively from those raw materials.
In the case referred to in the first subparagraph, the presentation or labelling of the mixture may show the names listed in Part I of Annex IIor geographical indications corresponding to the spirits drinks that were mixed, provided that these names appear.
Where the description, presentation or labelling of a spirit drink indicates the raw material used to produce the ethyl alcohol of agricultural origin, each agricultural alcohol used shall be mentioned in descending order of quantity used.
A maturation period or age may only be specified in the presentation or labelling of a spirit drink where it refers to the youngest alcoholic component and provided that the spirit drink was aged under supervision of the tax authorities of a Member State or a supervision affording equivalent guarantees.
A maturation period or age may only be specified in the description, presentation or labelling of a spirit drink where it refers to the youngest alcoholic component of the spirit drink and in any case provided that all the operations to age the spirit drink took place under revenue supervision of a Member State or supervision providing equivalent guarantees.
Without prejudice to Directive 2000/13/EC,the description, presentation or labelling of the spirit drinks resulting from the mixtures referred to in paragraph 2 of this Article may show oneor more of the terms listed in Annex II only if that term does not form part of the sales denomination but is solely listed in the same visual field in the listing of all the alcoholic ingredients contained in the mixture, preceded by the term‘mixed spirit drink.
Without prejudice to Directive 2000/13/EC,the description, presentation or labelling of the products resulting from the mixtures referred to in paragraph 1 may only show one of the terms listed in category Aor B of Annex II to this Regulation if that term does not form part of the sales denomination but is solely listed in the same visual field with the listing of all the alcoholic ingredients contained in the mixture, preceded by the terms‘mixed spirit drink.
According to that Directive, where a nutrition claim appears on labelling, in presentation or in advertising, with the exclusion of generic advertising, nutrition labelling should be compulsory.
A trade mark, brand name or fancy name appearing in the labelling, presentation or advertising of a food which may be construed as a nutrition or health claim may be used without undergoing the authorisation procedures provided for in this Regulation, provided that it is accompanied by a related nutrition or health claim in that labelling, presentation or advertising which complies with the provisions of this Regulation.