Examples of using Labelling directive in English and their translations into German
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Tyres labelling directive.
We will also change the Labelling Directive.
Review the labelling Directive to make it more effective.
Most of this is already covered by the Labelling Directive.
What is in the labelling directive from the beginning of the 1990s?
The Committee therefore asks the Commission to ensure that the first labelling Directive is carried out forthwith.
Food without fear: amended food labelling Directive allows consumers to discover details on allergens.
This list is incomplete andshould be reviewed, given the provision for"customary names" in the Labelling Directive.
Applying the Labelling Directive.
The labelling Directive(79/112/EEC)2 is being improved in particular to include QUID Quantitative Ingredient Declaration.
The Section welcomes the fact that the Labelling Directive(79/112/EEC) now applies to these products.
The new labelling directive that we are to approve tomorrow combines the principles of the internal market with those of consumer protection.
Mr Whitehead, we need to clearly follow the labelling directive here, as it shows us the way forward.
The 1978 labelling directive simply required the information on the label to be given in a language which the consumer understood.
Was what your representative said in Committee wrong,when he said that the labelling directive would resolve the situation at some point?
In accordance with the Labelling Directive, these names, of course, have to be explained in the language understood by the consumer.
We must alsodiscuss if we should perhaps refer it back to the Committee, because the labelling directive, to which this proposal refers, still needs revision.
Besides the substantial administrative burden it will impose on the trade, the Committee considers thatthe Commission would have done better to consider a general labelling Directive.
The Commission's proposal for an amendment to the food labelling Directive was endorsed today by a common position in Council.
This Labelling Directive also benefits the manufacturers of quality car tyres, which is why we attach so much importance to monitoring its implementation, which is essential for creating an equal playing field, except that it is at a high level.
The Committee therefore asks the Commission to amend thesedates in the light of the data when the first labelling Directive is actually implemented in all Member States.
However, the implementing measures under the Labelling Directive will, subject to the outcome of an impact assessment, identify one of the labelling classes as a level below which Member States would not be allowed to set incentives.
Furthermore, the Commission willconsider the need of bringing the requirements of the Nutrition Labelling Directive into line with consumer needs and expectations.
The Commission has presented a proposal to amend the food labelling Directive(2000/13/EC) which is intended to ensure that all consumers are fully informed of the contents of foodstuffs and to enable consumers with allergies to identify any allergenic ingredients that may be present.
What is cocoa butter if it is not a vegetable fat,and why should we not simply rely on the labelling directive which says that all labelling must be clear, visible and indelible?
This is not going to be negotiated with Parliament, not even in the Standing Committee on the release directive, which has now been renewed; it is to be decided in the Standing Committee on Seeds, where a ruling is to be laid down under the comitology procedure which, if implemented as it stands,contradicts Parliament's figure of 0.5% in the food labelling directive.
My final question, then,is when you intend to put forward a new draft or amendments to the labelling directive so that these loopholes and these requirements which have emerged can then be closed or covered?
On a final note, I agree that obesity must be discussed and tackled, but not in the context of this directive butmuch more in relation to the food labelling directive which we would have liked to have seen tabled by now.
In the White Paper on Food Safety,the Commission announced its intention of proposing an amendment to the Labelling Directive 2000/13/EC, especially the"25% rule" which means that currently, the components of compound ingredients which form less than 25% of the final product, need not be indicated on the label. .
In order to overcome this fragmentation and to further the uptake of energyand environmentally performing products, the Labelling Directive, following an impact assessment, will establish a harmonised base for public procurement and incentives provided by the EU and its Member States, as explained below.