Examples of using Traceability requirements in English and their translations into German
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Traceability requirements;
Nor are these products subject to traceability requirements.
Specific traceability requirements.
Obligations of economic operators and traceability requirements.
Traceability requirements;
Local labeling and traceability requirements.
Traceability requirements on exporters to EU.
The new regulation sets specific traceability requirements for GM products.
Traceability requirements for products produced from GMOs.
Since January 2008, the new Version 5has been valid, improving the hygienic, packaging and traceability requirements.
Commit to traceability requirements and/or standards;
The fact that 95% of fireworks areproduced outside the EU underlines the need for strong traceability requirements.
Labeling and traceability requirements are uniform across products.
Changes in the number/percentage of safeguard measures taken by EU authorities against non-compliant and unsafe products both from intra-EU andextra-EU manufacturers/importers(i.e. taking into account increased traceability requirements for automotive products);
Traceability requirements including the possible establishment of a common coding system;
Commission Directive 2005/61/EC of 30 September 2005 as regards traceability requirements and notification of serious adverse reactions and events3.
Replacement of the title‘Traceability requirements for products produced from GMOs' in the original Commission Proposal with‘Traceability requirements for products for food and feed produced from GMOs' to maintain consistency throughout the text;
Businesses should be given greater flexibility on meeting traceability requirements in order to promote greater use of e-labelling.
Traceability requirements throughout the whole distribution chain: manufacturers and importers must put their names and addresses on products; every economic operator must be able to inform the authorities from whom he purchased a product and to whom he supplied it.
Keeping up with stringent and changing regulation, especially the Food Safety Modernization Act(FSMA), can be a headache for many food and beverage businesses-andno element of the FSMA will have more impact than the“one step forward and one step back” traceability requirements.
With this system, Suiker Unie fulfils the traceability requirements of the General Food Law(GLF) for the food and animal feed industry and the ISO and BRC standards.
It is necessary to introduce, where appropriate, an obligation for the holder of the authorisation to implement a post-market monitoring plan in order to trace and identify any direct or indirect, immediate, delayed, or unforeseen effect resulting from the use of feed additives on human or animal health or the environment using a product tracing framework similar to that which already exists in other sectors andin line with the traceability requirements laid down in food law.
SAP ME also offers support for increasingly stringent traceability requirements- despite complex assembly and handling operations- and the goal of zero-defect production via process interlocking.
Traceability requirements for GMOs should facilitate both the withdrawal of products where unforeseen adverse effects on human health, animal health or the environment, including ecosystems, are established, and the targeting of monitoring to examine potential effects on, in particular, the environment.
Some European countries have also started imposing traceability requirements on economic operators(manufacturers, importers, distributors, hospitals) since the traceability of medical devices is currently not regulated at EU level.
Commission Directive 2006/86/EC of 24 October 2006 as regards traceability requirements, notification of serious adverse reactions and events and certain technical requirements for the coding, processing, preservation, storage and distribution of human tissues and cells3.
As regards Directive 2004/23/EC,power should in particular be conferred on the Commission to establish traceability requirements for tissues and cells and the related procedures of enforcement as well as certain technical requirements regarding, inter alia, an accreditation system for tissue establishments and donation, procurement, testing, processing, preservation, storage and distribution of human tissues and cells.
The traceability requirement varies depending on whether the product consists of or contains GMOs(Article 4) or has been produced from GMOs Article 5.