Examples of using Origin marking in English and their translations into Czech
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Made in'(origin marking) vote.
I agree with my colleagues that we should adopt the 2005 approach to origin marking.
Origin marking should therefore be considered in that spirit.
I would say that mandatory origin marking is a clear example of this.
Incidentally, our proposal can also contribute to reducing the incidence of fraudulent or misleading origin marking.
Made in'(origin marking)(motions for resolutions tabled): see Minutes.
We Italian Members are working on a text that would go a long way towards making origin marking mandatory.
Forgoing origin marking is, sadly, only the latest terrible idea.
The joint declaration to be adopted by Parliament andthe Council shows the importance of traceability and origin marking.
We must not defer the origin marking by carrying out studies; we need to implement it right now.
This regulation will also help create a level playing field with many trading partners of ours which already impose mandatory origin marking on imported goods.
In addition, origin marking is an important step towards producing coherent trading regulations with third countries.
The rapporteur has managed to reach an agreement on issues as controversial as origin marking, non-textile parts of animal origin, hazardous substances and others.
As you can imagine, origin marking will undoubtedly be one of the priorities and core elements of our work.
I am proud to point out that tomorrow,the Italian Parliament will approve a law that extends obligatory origin marking to all food products that do not already have it.
Origin marking is important, but, in itself, the origin is not necessarily a guarantee that the product is of high quality.
I am glad that the rapporteur is so sure,but at the moment, the origin marking regulation does not yet exist and we do not really know if, when or how it will be adopted.
Origin marking, I might add, is fully in line with the current WTO rules and principles and something that exists almost everywhere in the world.
However, I would like to draw attention to the need to strengthen support for small and medium-sized enterprises, which employ the majority of workers inthe EU's business sector, and to implement origin marking.
Origin marking is not interventionism; it is a commitment to transparency in the commercial rules of play and in the fight against unfair competition.
The document we approved today also encourages the introduction of origin marking, which would facilitate consumer choice and contribute to reducing fraudulent or misleading claims of origin. .
Origin marking would facilitate consumer choice and contribute to reducing fraudulent, inaccurate or misleading claims of origin. .
At the same time, the report expressly states that implementation of the Muscardini report on'Made in'origin marking- which, by the way,we strongly supported- will serve to protect origin marking.
I would like to highlight origin marking and the inclusion of a requirement to indicate the country of origin of textile products imported from third countries.
IT Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, while on the one hand this report contains useful measures designed to simplify and harmonise this area,on the other hand I oppose it because we did not manage to include a reference to origin marking within the text.
Origin marking, in fact, is indicative of many other equally fundamental factors relating to the country or countries in which the production stages are carried out.
The review will therefore provide an opportunity to reaffirm my support for origin marking and clarify this issue once and for all, as it is an essential instrument for the competitiveness of European companies and the health of EU citizens.
These amendments, which seek to impose origin marking for textile products imported from third countries(with the exception of Turkey and the EEA Member States) or to regulate precisely the conditions of voluntary origin marking of textile products manufactured in Europe by means of this regulation, would amount to endangering the adoption, within a reasonable timescale, of this important legislation.
However, we should also still stress that, internationally and at the level of international trade negotiations,the Union must play its part by defending origin marking and origin-marking policies so as to avoid an inevitable policy of exchange of markings, which would cause damage to our products.
The standardisation of origin marking practices in the Union, particularly for agricultural products that come from Israel and the Palestinian territories, is directed to this end.