Examples of using Compulsory labelling in English and their translations into German
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Here, too, we accept compulsory labelling.
Compulsory labelling for beef from third countries.
The Commission is in favour of full, compulsory labelling.
Portugal plans compulsory labelling for dairy products.
It advocates the laying down of maximum levels in Europe and the compulsory labelling of iodine content.
Compulsory labelling of product origin for all countries;
The Commission' s proposal to postpone compulsory labelling and registration is quite unacceptable.
Compulsory labelling will also enable consumers to make a choice.
As a next-best solution, the Commission's proposal for compulsory labelling of the production system used should be welcomed.
Compulsory labelling for the presence of GMOs is a hard-won political commitment in Europe, widely cherished by consumers.
Mr President, I am very disappointed at the delay, though I am delightednow that we are going to have clear compulsory labelling.
The immediate and compulsory labelling for beef and its derivatives is essential.
However, I recommend the solution proposed by the Committee on Environment and I hope that we will proceed more quickly,albeit using dubious methods, towards compulsory labelling.
Like Parliament, the Council also recognised that compulsory labelling needed to be introduced earlier than stipulated in the original proposal.
Compulsory labelling indicating the origin of goods must therefore be introduced as soon as possible, and it must certainly not be postponed until 1 January 2003, as the Commission proposes.
We take this responsibility seriously and call for compulsory labelling and for checks on irradiated products, in order to protect Europe's consumers.
How can the Commission have given the go-ahead for this kind of project,merely proposing compulsory labelling and a review of the provisions in 2 years' time etc.?
I am thinking in particular of the compulsory labelling system which was drawn up in France together with livestock farmers and distributors, which has been in force since 1996.
As far as consumer information is concerned,I fully agree with the Commission when it proposes compulsory labelling indicating the designation of the species, the production method as well as the catch area.
Moreover, compulsory labelling must be linked to the system upstream, of birth registration and continued identification proposed by Mr Mayer.
The first stage of this would require,from 1 January 2001 onwards, the compulsory labelling by all operators and organisations marketing fresh of frozen beef or veal with the following.
Extending compulsory labelling should not impose a disproportionate burden on enterprises without bringing real added-value for consumers, who may even be confused by an excess of information on the label of textile products.
As far as the entry into force of the regulation is concerned,we agree in principle with the Commission' s approach that compulsory labelling should be introduced in two stages, but we do not agreed with the timetable insofar as we think that the date of 1 January 2003 has been put far too far back.
Today, however, Community legislation restricts compulsory labelling of the place of production to just certain products, thereby vouchsafing them special treatment and leaving out agricultural products of major nutritional value and priority for consumers.
Regarding the alternatives set out in the Commission's proposal on labels of origin, the Committee urges opting for compulsory labelling of both imported products and those manufactured within the single market, when they are marketed within the European Union.
It is quite inconsistent to postpone the establishment of compulsory labelling of beef and veal for another year and, at the same time, to condemn France' s application of the precautionary principle, precisely because there is no such compulsory labelling.
We therefore call on Parliament to adopt a more consistent and logical stand,in order to defend consumer interests by favouring compulsory labelling of the place of production for all agricultural products, including processed products containing just one ingredient, such as milk.
Mr Papayannakis is improving the system, the deadline for compulsory labelling has been brought forward from 2003 to 2001, since 2000 is out of the question; labelling is to be simplified, the national labelling systems mandatory in France, Belgium and Finland are to be retained.
If the Commission's plan for blending is confirmed by the Member States over the coming weeks, we, together with my colleague Mr Savary,hope that compulsory labelling will be introduced, enabling true rosé wine to be distinguished from a new product made by blending, which consequently could not be called rosé.
The matter being discussed is an important tool, but the compulsory labelling of beef products and the gradual switch to labels showing the origin of the meat do not serve this purpose.