Examples of using Nominal quantities in English and their translations into Polish
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Nominal quantities for pre-packed products.
The proposal aims to simplify the current EC legislation prescribing nominal quantities.
Nominal quantities for pre-packed products vote.
The proposal simplifies regulation on nominal quantities by integrating two directives into one directive.
These derogations would not impose any obligation on other Member States to regulate nominal quantities.
Amendment 18 andAmendment 19 reflect UK mandatory nominal quantities reflecting the pints for milk.
The proposal only maintains regulation for wine and spirits,currently already subject to mandatory nominal quantities.
The proposal for a directive laying down rules on nominal quantities for pre-packed products;
Amendment 17 introduces mandatory nominal quantities sizes for drinking milk, for which currently there are no mandatory sizes fixed at the EU level.
Proposal abolishes regulation dating from the 70-ies fixing nominal quantities in which products can be sold.
Laying down rules on nominal quantities for pre-packed products, repealing Council Directives 75/106/EEC and 80/232/EEC, and amending Council Directive 76/211/EEC.
Amendment 10 clarifies that the rules on fixed nominal quantities do not apply to sales in duty-free shops.
Pre-packages containing the products listed in point 11 of Annex I may be marketed after 31 December 1989 only in the nominal quantities given in point 11.
Amendment 12 intends to delete fixed nominal quantities for products sold in aerosol dispensers.
No sound reasons have been forwarded justifying the need to introduce regulation at Community level concerning mandatory nominal quantities for milk products.
In order to promote transparency all nominal quantities for pre-packed products should be included in a single legislative text.
However, the Commission does not share the idea expressed by the Parliament in its amendment that fixed nominal quantities protect vulnerable consumers.
Member States which currently prescribe mandatory nominal quantities for white sugar may continue to do so until[72 months after the date of entry into force of this Directive].”.
Amendment 2 partly overlapping with recital 7,introduces a reference to the fact that some fixed mandatory nominal quantities are to be retained for the time being.
In order to promote transparency, all nominal quantities for pre-packed products should be set in a single legislative text, and Directives 75/106/EEC and 80/232/EEC should be repealed.
This requires repealing Directive 80/232/EEC andDirective 75/106/EEC, as the nominal quantities will be included in the proposed Directive.
As an exception fixed mandatory nominal quantities will remain only in the wine and spirits sectors, reflecting only those quantities most sold to consumers.
For the purposes of Articles 3 and 4, where two ormore individual pre-packages make up a multi-pack, the nominal quantities listed in the Annex shall apply to each individual pre-package.
The mandatory nominal quantities maintained are essentially derogations from the general policy based on the impact assessment to deregulate nominal quantities and should therefore be limited in time.
Amendment 13 deletes the reference to article 4 as the mandatory nominal quantities for aerosol dispensers will be abolished by the new article 4 amendment 12.
Consequently, nominal quantities should generally not be subject to regulation at Community or national level and it should be possible to place pre-packed goods on the market in any nominal quantity. .
For these sectors, existing Community legislation must be adapted,in particular to limit the fixed Community nominal quantities only to those most sold to consumers.”.
Amendment 11 replaces the 20 year sunset clause for the fixed nominal quantities for certain sectors by way of derogation by a clause asking the Commission to review the need for derogations Amendment 16.
Where a pre-package is made up of two or more individual packages which are not intended to be sold individually, the nominal quantities listed in the Annex shall apply to the pre-package.
Directive 2007/45/EC3 on nominal quantities for pre-packed products, which prohibits Member States from regulating pack/bottle sizes up to 10 l or 10 kg and lays down mandatory EU sizes for wines and spirits; it applies to all pre-packed products.