Examples of using Nominal quantities in English and their translations into Finnish
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Nominal quantities for pre-packed products.
Opening up the market and producing nominal quantities have now been replaced by consumer protection.
Nominal quantities for pre-packed products.
Amendment 12 intends to delete fixed nominal quantities for products sold in aerosol dispensers.
These derogations would not impose any obligation on other Member States to regulate nominal quantities.
Amendment 18 andAmendment 19 reflect UK mandatory nominal quantities reflecting the pints for milk.
These derogations would not impose any obligation on other Member States to regulate nominal quantities.
Amendment 17 introduces mandatory nominal quantities sizes for drinking milk, for which currently there are no mandatory sizes fixed at the EU level.
However, we have different views on the number of sectors that should become subject to the Community regulation fixing nominal quantities.
Amendment 13 deletes the reference to article 4 as the mandatory nominal quantities for aerosol dispensers will be abolished by the new article 4 amendment 12.
Amendment 15 introduces a transitory regime for those products for which Parliament proposes to introduce regulation regarding mandatory nominal quantities.
Member States which currently prescribe mandatory nominal quantities for white sugar may continue to do so until[72 months after the date of entry into force of this Directive].”.
The commitment of theCommission concerned also the soluble chicory but in the meantime this sector has requested not to have mandatory nominal quantities.
Consequently, nominal quantities should generally not be subject to regulation at Community or national level and it should be possible to place pre-packed goods on the market in any nominal quantity.
No sound reasons have been forwarded justifying the need to introduce regulation at Community level concerning mandatory nominal quantities for these sectors.
In order to promote transparency of the body of Community legislation, all ranges of nominal quantities for pre-packaged products should be included in a single legislative text, namely Council Directive 80/232/EEC3.
We were the first committee to commission our own impact assessment, under Mr Whitehead's chairmanship,for amendments on the Toubon report on nominal quantities for pre-packed products.
This proposal is aimed at replacing existing legislation(Directives 75/106/EEC and80/232/EEC) in order to abolish nominal quantities of package sizes for most sectors and to maintain obligatory nominal quantities for a very limited number of goods.
Directive 2007/45/EC3 on nominal quantities for pre-packed products, which prohibits Member States from regulating pack/bottle sizes up to 10 l or 10 kg and lays down mandatory EU sizes for wines and spirits; it applies to all pre-packed products.
However, the Commission does not share the idea expressed by the Parliament in its amendment that fixed nominal quantities protect vulnerable consumers.
In conciliation, the vertical directives were finally modified, with the Commission accepting to propose nominal quantities for these products in the horizontal legislation on nominal quantities for prepacked products.
According to the Treaty and the jurisprudence of the Court of Justice, Member States applying the phasing-out may not refuse, prohibit or restrict the placing on the market of products legally marketed in another Member State on grounds relating to the nominal quantities of the package.
This Directive is aimed at replacing existing legislation(Directives 75/106/EEC and80/232/EEC) in order to abolish nominal quantities of package sizes for most sectors and to maintain obligatory nominal quantities for a very limited number of goods, mainly wine and spirits.
I am in favour of retaining specific quantities for staple foods as I believe it is important to maintain nominal quantities in the interest of the British consumer.
While respecting the principles stated in the Treaty and, in particular, the free movement of goods, Member States which currently prescribe mandatory nominal quantities for milk, butter, dried pasta and coffee may continue to do so until 60 months after the date of entry into force of this Directive.
Amendment 2 partly overlapping with recital 7, introduces a reference to the fact that some fixed mandatory nominal quantities are to be retained for the time being.
Since the objectives of the action to be taken cannot be sufficiently achieved by the Member States and can therefore, by reason of repealing Community ranges andensuring uniform Community nominal quantities where needed, be better achieved at Community level, the Community may adopt measures, in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity as set out in Article 5 of the Treaty.
For those sectors, therefore, existing Community legislation should be adapted in the light of experience,in particular to ensure that Community nominal quantities are fixed at least in the case of those products most sold to consumers.