Examples of using Labelling rules in English and their translations into Romanian
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Simplifying labelling rules.
It establishes general compositional criteria and quite detailed labelling rules.
Simplification of labelling rules would also be hugely beneficial.
To slightly simplify labelling rules;
Specific labelling rules apply to enzymes, depending on whether they are intended for sale to the public or not.
Member States generally consider the labelling rules to be running smoothly.
Our proposal clarifies the situation and would oblige Member States to apply the required labelling rules.
Most Member States reported no problems with way labelling rules were being interpreted by officials.
The new textile labelling rules should help stop consumers from unwittingly buying textile products made from real fur or leather.
If necessary, the Commission may add in the authorization decision labelling rules relating to the change in composition.'.
Better labelling rules: The concept of EU quality wines will be based on geographical origins(quality wine produced in a specified region).
The fibre composition of products listed in Annex IV shall be indicated according to the labelling rules set out in that Annex.
The Commission has proposed comprehensive labelling rules, but consumers may still be misled, because it is difficult to prove that a product contains thrombin.
The current legislation on general food labelling dates back to 1978 and nutrition labelling rules were adopted in 1990.
Concerning labelling, the Council considers that the labelling rules should, as appropriate, be imposed by the authorisation decision on a case by case basis.
Ensuring consumer information and protection, fully informing them of the origin of the product through appropriate labelling rules on traceability.
The evaluation will assess the impact of beef labelling rules for the meat supply chain, trade and consumers.
Better labelling rules: the concept of EU quality wines will be based on wines with Protected Geographical Indications and those with Protected Designation of Origin.
(8) In order to enable appropriate information to be given on thecomposition of the drink, certain labelling rules relating to the nature of the alcohol used should be adopted.
Whereas certain labelling rules laid down in this Directive cannot be implemented at present on account of the problems of understanding which this would create for the buyer;
The"common definition on dietetic foods" drawn up under"the general provisions and common labelling rules" states that dietetic foods have three major characteristics.
For example, under the new labelling rules for fish, molluscs, crustaceans and algae, all products sold to EU consumers or mass caterers must include the following information.
(10) The geographical indications scheme for agricultural products and foodstuffs,traditional specialities guaranteed scheme, and voluntary labelling rules have certain common objectives and provisions.
It fixes gluten thresholds and associated labelling rules for the voluntary indication of the absence of gluten in products for people suffering from a permanent intolerance to gluten(coeliac people).
(d) the rules governing the labelling of products in containers not intended for the final consumer,including any derogations from the labelling rules to take account in particular of warehousing and transport.
Changes in labelling rules mean that consumers can now buy European wines identified only by vine variety and year of production(i.e. without a Protected Denomination of Origin or a Protected Geographical Indication).
Experiences with organic products andalternative egg production systems have shown that labelling rules have the potential to make production systems show greater consideration for animal welfare.
Labelling rules would be made simpler, certain wine making practices accepted by all producer countries in the International Organisation of Vine and Wine would be adopted by the EU and quality policy would be based on a geographical origin approach.
Setting-up of a flexible bottom-up mechanism(new labelling governance)that would enable industry to innovate, and the labelling rules to adapt to different and continuously changing markets and consumer demands;
Most Member States reported that labelling rules produced effects on the market and consumers, such as more informed choice, more efficient prevention of deceptive practices and an increase in consumer demand for non-GM ingredients in the food chain.