Examples of using Comprehensive labelling in English and their translations into German
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Firstly, the need for clear and comprehensive labelling.
To talk of comprehensive labelling here is quite simply fraudulent.
This makes a mockery of consumer protection and of consumers' wish to have clear and comprehensive labelling!
For ethical reasons too, comprehensive labelling is absolutely essential.
In general,the EU is in favour of labelling and is in the process of the developing a comprehensive labelling framework.
More comprehensive labelling is required to include life expectancy of products.
From the consumer's point of view,there is now nothing to stop comprehensive labelling of our food, and it has everything going for it.
We need comprehensive labelling because consumers have a right to know what they are eating.
Second, we need more targetedcampaigns aimed at specific occupational groups and comprehensive labelling of all electrical consumer and capital goods.
It will not ensure the comprehensive labelling of genetically modified products and is misleading.
So even if it is slow to act, the Commission has no justification for denying consumers any longer a comprehensive labelling system consistent across all Member States.
The comprehensive labelling will allow consumers to decide if they want to buy food produced from GMOs.
The transparency of these products, their traceability with details of their production and components, and comprehensive labelling will enable everyone to be kept informed.
Setting up a comprehensive labelling regime which would allow consumer/users to fully exercise their choice.
By ensuring that GMOs can be traced at all stages in the production and marketing chain,we provide a robust safeguard system and the foundation for a comprehensive labelling system.
The Council has still to introduce a comprehensive labelling system listing the ingredients and additives contained in wine and other alcoholic beverages.
The new legislation is intended to further facilitate a trustworthy and environmentally safe approach to GMOs,GM food and GM feed and to ensure consumer choice through comprehensive labelling.
If there is to be no comprehensive labelling system either, we feel that the consumer will be left without any real influence over his own consumption of genetically modified food.
I therefore call on the Commission tooversee a proper investigation into gluten in additives and to promote the comprehensive labelling of all foods so that those Europeans on a gluten-free diet are also able to understand it.
The Commission has proposed comprehensive labelling rules, but consumers may still be misled, because it is difficult to prove that a product contains thrombin.
The proposal for clear product labelling at an exposed point is part of the current initiative of BgVV to provide the consumer with the relevant data by means of improved andmore comprehensive labelling which will enable him to take a mature purchase decision and handle the product safely.
To fail to adopt comprehensive labelling and, as a result, more detailed traceability, would be a declaration of consumer policy bankruptcy on the part of Parliament and subservience to the interests of genetic engineering.
I should like to ask Commissioner Bangemann whether he accepts that Article 8 now, as a result of the conciliation, provides for comprehensive labelling but that if, in the light of experience, there prove to be gaps in the system of protection of public health, then consistent with the statement which is being attached to the conciliation agreement, the Commission will comeforward to ensure that there will be always comprehensive labelling?
We have finally managed to achieve comprehensive labelling, so that consumers can no longer be hoodwinked, with products being required to bear accurate information about any genetically manipulated ingredients they may contain.
The EESC calls for the introduction of additional measures such as a more comprehensive labelling scheme for products' life expectancy, discounting schemes for sustainable products, and more efforts in Green Public Procurement and in separate collection of waste streams.
The Commission's proposal is intended to make far more comprehensive labelling of foodstuff ingredients compulsory in order to ensure that consumers are better informed and, at the same time, to help solve the problem of food allergies and intolerances.
The GOTS-label can at present be called the most credible and most comprehensive label for environmentally and socially friendly productions of textiles made of natural fibers world wide.