Examples of using Reference intakes in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The Reference Intakes.
Pending the adoption of such Union provisions, Member States may adoptnational rules setting scientifically based reference intakes for such population groups.
This Reference Intakes.
The annexes provide further details on the following: ingredients that cause allergies or intolerances, additional mandatory particulars, nutrition labelling derogations, name of the food, quantitative indication and designation of ingredients, net quantity declaration,"use by" date,alcoholic strength, reference intakes, energy, and expression and presentation of nutrition declaration.
The Reference Intakes values.
What information does this Reference Intakes label give you?
The Reference Intakes values.
Reference Intakes templates.
The information provided by the Reference Intakes serves as a guide only and is not to be considered as individualised advice.
Reference intakes on food labels are not targets.
The Reference Intakes values.
The Reference Intakes information allows you to see directly the amount of energy or nutrient contained in the portion you are eating or drinking, so that you can consider it in the context of your daily diet.
There are Reference Intakes labels on the front of food/drink packs.
The use of reference intakes for other specific population groups, such as children, are not allowed for products placed on the market or labelled since 13 December 2014,unless Union or national rules establish scientifically based reference intakes for such groups.
The Reference Intakes labels give information on energy.
The reference intakes for energy and nutrients are established for adults.
The percentages shown on the Reference Intakes label are derived from values that have been set by European legislation(Annex XIII of Regulation(EU) 1169/2011 on the provision of food information to consumers).
Reference intake of an average adult(8400 kJ/ 2000 kcal).
RI%: Reference intake of an average adult(8 400 kJ/2 000 kcal).
Reference intake of an average adult(8400 kJ/ 2000 kcal) Soft Caramel.
The Reference intake for fat.
Percent of the daily intake/ reference intake(%)*.
Energy or nutrient Reference intake.
NRV*: daily reference intake for vitamins(for adults).
Compute the percentage of reference intake values.
NRV- percentage of daily reference intake for adults.
Reference intake of an average adult(8400 kJ/2000 kcal).
Reference intake of an average adult(8400 kJ/2000 kcal).
Where the% RIs are stated, the following statement mustbe added to the label in close proximity: Reference intake of an average adult(8 400 kJ/ 2000 kcal).
Median intakes of a group may be higher than the Population Reference Intake(particularly if the intake distribution is skewed).1.