Examples of using Imported from third in English and their translations into Czech
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This includes foodstuffs imported from third countries.
The European cigarette industry willcontinue to produce cigarettes, but all the tobacco will simply be imported from third countries.
Importers need to ensure that toys imported from third countries are safe and do not put our children's safety at risk.
Second, we need to introduce testing of honeys imported from third countries.
Veterinary consignments imported from third countries may enter the Czech Republic only via the Veterinary Border-Control Station of the CR or another Member State.
Indication of the country of origin of certain products imported from third countries debate.
On the other hand,biofuels imported from third countries should also be certified according to strict environmental criteria, in order to ensure a positive environmental balance.
But will European society be healthier for smoking tobacco of clearly inferior quality imported from third countries?
Indeed, by indicating the country of origin of certain products imported from third countries, consumers would be fully informed of the characteristics of the product they are buying.
However, I want to point out that GMOs are not the only solution for decreasing dependency on proteins imported from third countries.
Our vote in favour of indicating the country of origin of certain products imported from third countries is linked to the need to make clearer the route that products have taken prior to reaching EU countries.
I would like to express my full support for the report on the introduction of country of origin labelling for various products imported from third countries.
I voted for the report on the indication of the country of origin of certain products imported from third countries, because I consider it important to inform consumers accurately so that they can exercise freedom of choice.
I would like to highlight origin marking andthe inclusion of a requirement to indicate the country of origin of textile products imported from third countries.
Feed imported from third countries is not subject to such rigorous checks as European feed, and so we cannot be 100% sure of its quality, or know the exact origin of the raw materials from which it is made.
I welcome the fact that this regulation will also apply to foodstuffs or feedingstuffs imported from third countries in customs transit or intended for export.
IT Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, five years after the proposal for a regulation, tomorrow,we finally come to the vote on compulsory origin marking for some products imported from third countries.
According to EU legislation, packs containing eggs imported from third countries where there are not sufficient guarantees as to the equivalency of production standards are to bear the indication of farming method as non-EU standard.
Parliament had already voted in favour of the proposal for a Council Regulation on the indication of the country of origin of certain products imported from third countries back in 2005, but this was blocked by the Council.
The same resolution underlined the need to apply binding rules on origin marking for textiles imported from third countries and called on the Council to adopt the pending proposal for a regulation on the'made in'indication in order to provide better consumer protection and support European industry.
In recent years, we have witnessed the adoption of measures which cause heavy burdens for European industry andwhich favour the unfair competition of products imported from third countries.
These will offer greater information about the characteristics andorigins of textile products imported from third countries and sold in the European Union, thereby protecting consumers from false, improper and deceptive claims of origin.
Member of the Commission.- Madam President, honourable Members,tonight we are discussing a legislative proposal which the Commission tabled in 2005 concerning the indication of the country of origin of certain products imported from third countries- the'made in'regulation.
So, tomorrow, we will support the report on the indication of the country of origin of certain products imported from third countries, urging the European Council to do its part to conclude this legislative journey, which has now lasted for six long years, as well as possible.
I would also like to point out that in 2010,the European Parliament adopted at first reading the report by Mrs Muscardini on the indication of the country of origin of certain products imported from third countries('Made in'), which also concerns textiles and clothing.
We managed to clarify the measures which need to be taken when unauthorised substances are found either in EU-produced food or in food imported from third countries, as well as clarifying the basis for reviewing these reference points for action(RPAs): that is, the maximum level established for control purposes for any unauthorised substance in the light of any new data.
The next item is the report by Cristiana Muscardini, on behalf of the Committee on International Trade, on the proposal for a regulation of the European Parliament andof the Council on the indication of the country of origin of certain products imported from third countries- C7-0048/2010.
Coming from a country which is at a geographical crossroads, I consider this proposal to be especially constructive,as many products imported from third countries do not meet the health and quality specifications clearly set out in EU legislation.
First of all, extrapolation of MRLs set for one species to another; secondly, adopting within the EU MRLs set internationally within the Codex Alimentarius; and,thirdly, creating a framework setting MRLs for food imported from third countries.
Simplifying the red tape involved with registering traditional products, introducing a'Made in the European Union' label andsolving the problem of products imported from third countries of lower quality and safety standards are just some of the areas which we need to consider in order to boost the market share for Community products.