Примери за използване на Origin marking на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The Commission supports origin marking, as reflects the adoption in 2005 of a proposal[2]
Instead, we support a voluntary labelling system based on consumer demand for origin marking.
As you can imagine, origin marking will undoubtedly be one of the priorities
Origin marking would facilitate consumer choice
The regulation on origin marking will finally enable European business to compete on an equal footing with companies in third countries where laws on the origin marking of products entering their territories have already existed for some time.
We support all the other actions in the area of'Made in' origin marking- that is beyond question,
to approve the regulation on origin marking.
Furthermore, the document we approved today also encourages the introduction of origin marking, which would facilitate consumer choice
I believe that it is right to support the principle contained in the document that we are discussing in favour of origin marking.
At first reading, in 2010, Parliament approved amendments to rules on origin marking, indication of animal-derived materials,
Mandatory origin marking, or the use of the words'Made in',
the EU's business sector, and to implement origin marking.
including rules on origin marking, indication of animal-derived materials,
cost-effective scheme for origin marking.
the directive will suffer exactly the same fate as the last attempt at introducing'Made in' origin marking- in other words,
(DE) I understand the need for a discussion about the creation of a European legislative framework for origin marking of commercial end products,
including origin marking.
Europe must introduce a regulation that establishes the origin marking of many products that enter its territory.
The review will therefore provide an opportunity to reaffirm my support for origin marking and clarify this issue once
The current absence of harmonised rules on origin marking puts the EU at a disadvantage as regards its main trade partners,