Examples of using Beef labelling in English and their translations into Danish
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Beef labelling- veterinary controls- cattle registration.
The plan is to introduce compulsory beef labelling in two stages.
Beef labelling is an important stage in the process of rebuilding consumer confidence.
Mr President, we have adjourned the debate on beef labelling until late this evening.
A compulsory beef labelling system should be introduced which is obligatory in all Member States.
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I am convinced that the subject of beef labelling is no mere technical issue.
We shall shortly be debating the Papayannakis report on beef labelling.
What is the Council's position on extending beef labelling regulations to the food service sector?
Tangible and foresighted improvements must be made in the identification of cattle and in beef labelling.
For example, Madam President, for failing to comply with beef labelling, on which I acted as Parliament's rapporteur.
This beef labelling proposal is therefore revealing the length of the Commission' s nose like a Community Pinocchio.
Compulsory specifications for cattle identification and beef labelling can be rapidly implemented.
FR The beef labelling proposal is now before us as the labelling of GMOs was previously.
I really wonder why we had to do battle with the Council about beef labelling in the European Court of Justice?
From September 2000, beef labelling must show the point of slaughter of the animal, and from 2003, the origin of the animal including where it was born, reared and slaughtered must be added.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, we discussed the question of beef labelling here in plenary as early as February 1997.
I now come to the intolerable situation we find ourselves in today regarding the extension of the voluntary beef labelling scheme.
Here I would just like to recall to Members' attention the cattle registration and beef labelling schemes, which are designed in the long run to win back consumer confidence.
The market will in fact penalise those who were not prepared to establish the technical requirements for beef labelling promptly.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, beef labelling was actually conceived as a quick way of regaining the public' s confidence in beef after a string of crises and scandals.
The compulsory registration system for bovine animals due to enter into force is the sine qua non for a reasonable beef labelling system.
Mr President, the introduction of the EU beef labelling is a further step on the road to traceability and in the present climate a prerequisite for consumer protection and public health.
However, this reasoning is now invalidated by today' s text as we are being told that the beef labelling obligation is to be postponed.
As the beef labelling regulation failed to do, that the requirements of traceability for the purposes of disease control are different from those involved in providing information for consumers.
Mr President, I wish to put firmly on the record tonight that the farmers in Northern Ireland are exceedingly angry at the UK Government for not seeking European funding to help promote beef labelling.
The national compulsory beef labelling systems, approved under Article 19(4) of Regulation(EC) No 820/97, shall continue to be valid until 1 January 2002, as well as any further such decisions.
The first is that I agree totally with the rapporteur when he says that it is not logical to make the register for identifying animals compulsory and the beef labelling system voluntary.
Mr President, beef labelling has two distinct functions. Firstly, traceability in the case of a food safety incident- the recent E. coli outbreak in Scotland for example- and, secondly, to give consumers information about the origin of beef at the point of sale.
It was only possible to achieve allthese joint solutions between the Council and Parliament because the Member States agreed that no more national beef labelling schemes would apply after 2002.
The Commission has submitted two proposals to us on beef labelling, one which makes beef labelling compulsory in Member States as of 1 January 2001 and one which is drafted as a transitional regulation up to 31 December 2000, i.e. voluntary labelling. .