Examples of using Treated articles in English and their translations into German
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Treated articles or materials.
The placing on the market of treated articles.
Residues in or on treated articles, food and feed ingstuffs ADS.
Transitional measures concerning treated articles.
Treated articles or materials shall be labelled with the following information.
Placing on the market of treated articles or materials.
 This Ordinance applies to biocidal products and treated articles.
The transport of biocidal products or treated articles by road, rail, water, air or pipelines;
Treated articles will be labelled with warnings so that consumer could make an informed choice and could protect children and allergy sufferers, where there is a risk.
Transitional measures concerning treated articles and materials.
Taking into consideration that some products were not covered by Community legislation on biocidal products,it is appropriate to provide for transitional periods for such products and treated articles.
The transit of biocidal products or treated articles under customs supervision, provided that they do not undergo any processing or transformation;
In the USA and Canada, special regulations for treated articles exist.
Treated articles should not be placed on the market unless all active substances contained in the biocidal products with which they were treated or which they incorporate are approved in accordance with this Regulation.
The EESC welcomes the changes made to the transitional measures concerning treated articles and access to the active substance dossier.
The Council decided to impose stricter requirements for treated articles where the active substances are intended to be released('external effect') than for treated articles where the active substances are not intended to be released'internal effect.
To enable consumers to make informed choices,to facilitate enforcement and to provide an overview of their use, treated articles should be appropriately labelled.
In the case of a refusal to grant anauthorisation to place a biocidal product on the market, treated articles and materials that incorporate such biocidal product shall no longer be placed on the market within six months after such decision.
CLP Helpdesk and the Environment Administration(AEV) and is especially targeted at artisans whoare using biocides as part of their work or might be exposed to them through treated articles that they use at their work.
Concerning the other substances currently listed in the Convention, no treated articles are known to be on the market or in use in the Community.
Subject to any explicit provision to the contrary in this Regulation or other Union legislation,this Regulation shall not apply to biocidal products or treated articles that are within the scope of the following instruments.
These modifications will prevent the defacto freezing of the placing on the market of many new treated articles, to allow them on the market provided that a complete dossier to assess the active substance(s) contained in these treated articles has been submitted by 1 September 20162.
Member States shall make thenecessary arrangements for the monitoring of biocidal products and treated articles which have been placed on the market to establish whether they comply with the requirements of this Regulation.
To protect human health, animal health and the environment,and to avoid discrimination between treated articles originating in the Union and treated articles imported from third countries, all treated articles placed on the internal market should contain only approved active substances.
A statement that the treated article incorporates BP;
A statement that the treated article incorporates biocidal products;
 The labelling must be in the official language or languages of the place where the treated article is placed on the market.
Application rate and if appropriate the final concen tration of the biocidal product orthe micro-organism active substance in a treated article or the system in which the product is to be used e.g. in the application device or bait.
Application rate and, if appropriate,the final concentration of the biocidal product and active substance in a treated article or in the system in which the product is to be used, e. g.
Use' means all operations carried out with a biocidal product, including storage, handling, mixing and appli cation, except any such operationcarried out with a view to exporting the biocidal product or the treated article outside the Union;