Examples of using Codex standards in English and their translations into Russian
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Codex standards and related texts are voluntary in nature.
Proposals for new work on Codex Standards for Fresh Fruits and Vegetables.
Codex standards and related texts are not a substitute for, or alternative to national legislation.
Discussion Paper on the Point of Application of Codex Standards for Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, including Quality Tolerances at Import/Export Control Points.
Codex standards are based on sound science provided by independent international risk assessment bodies or ad-hoc consultations organized by FAO and WHO.
While being recommendations for voluntary application by members, Codex standards serve in many cases as a basis for national legislation.
Draft Codex standards for fresh fruit and vegetables under review.
If a country aligns its domestic food standards with Codex standards then trading partners can operate on a level playing field.
All Codex standards for fresh fruits and vegetables are foreseen to become available in Arabic and Chinese by early 2012.
This question had originated from a request by CCFFV to update Codex standards for fresh fruits and vegetables, in particular those standards containing list of varieties.
The delegate from the Codex secretariat said that according to the Codex working procedures UN/ECE standards were taken as a basis for drawing up proposed draft Codex standards.
Adopted proposed draft Codex Standards for Pineapples(Revised), Grapefruits, and Longans at Step 5;
The Chair of the Specialized Section noted that when UNECE developedstandards for dry and dried produce, Codex standards were always taken into consideration before a new standard was developed.
Advanced draft Codex Standards for Limes, Pummelos, Guavas and Chayotes to the Commission for adoption at Step 8;
While the Codex Alimentarius Commission isnot explicitly mandated to facilitate trade, there are additional benefits when countries align their domestic provisions with Codex standards.
Advanced draft Codex Standards for Limes, Pummelos, Guavas and Chayotes to the Commission for adoption at Step 8;
The representative of the secretariat of the Joint FAO/WHO Food Standards Programme explained that the Codex Committee on Processed Fruit andVegetables would soon begin to revise the Codex standards for dry and dried produce.
Advanced draft Codex Standards for Limes, Pummelos, Guavas and Chayotes to the Commission for adoption at Step 8;
Recalled that the proposed renaming of UNECE to UN standards had already been discussed at previous sessions of the Commission including the response of the Legal Counsel of the United Nations concerning the global status of Codex standards as related to UNECE standards. .
Advanced proposed draft Codex Standards for Pineapples(Revised), Grapefruits, and Longans to the Executive Committee for adoption at Step 5;
As a general matter, the Committee agreed to delete the reference to"carefully picked" from all the Codex standards for fresh fruits and vegetables carrying this provision, subject to approval by the 34th session of the Codex Alimentarius Commission.
This means that Codex standards are considered scientifically justified and are accepted as the benchmarks against which national measures and regulations are evaluated.
The Committee adopted draft Codex standards for tomatoes(final adoption), bitter cassava(final adoption) and apples preliminary adoption.
Codex standards and related texts contain requirements for food aimed at ensuring for the consumer a safe, wholesome food product free from adulteration, correctly labelled and presented.
The scientific basis for Codex standards provided by the FAO/WHO program on the provision of scientific advice is described.
Advanced proposed draft Codex Standards for Pineapples(Revised), Grapefruits, and Longans to the Executive Committee for adoption at Step 5;
Advanced the proposed draft Codex Standards for Mexican Limes and Ginger for adoption by the Commission at Step 5/8, with a recommendation to omit Steps 6 and 7;
Advanced the proposed draft Codex Standards for Mexican Limes and Ginger for adoption by the Commission at Step 5/8, with a recommendation to omit Steps 6 and 7;
Advanced the proposed draft Codex Standards for Mexican Limes and Ginger for adoption by the Commission at Step 5/8, with a recommendation to omit Steps 6 and 7;
The proposals for harmonization with the Codex standards which the secretariat had included in the document were forwarded to the Specialized Section for discussion.