Exemplos de uso de Compulsory labelling em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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50% of European meat is effectively exempt from compulsory labelling if it is minced or cut.
voted in favour of the immediate introduction of the compulsory labelling system.
given the go-ahead for this kind of project, merely proposing compulsory labelling and a review of the provisions in 2 years' time etc.?
This makes the entry into force of the compulsory labelling scheme by 2000 impossible.
I therefore ask the House to support the deletion of category of animal as a compulsory labelling requirement, just as it did on the first reading.
Today, however, Community legislation restricts compulsory labelling of the place of production to just certain products,
Extending compulsory labelling should not impose a disproportionate burden on enterprises without bringing real added-value for consumers,
if the concentration of the chemical is such that it could trigger compulsory labelling under Community legislation.
In our view the important and essential thing in this report is that all meat industry products should be covered by compulsory labelling, from basic butchered meat to derivatives,
in this respect the move towards compulsory labelling to provide consumers with accurate information on the animal's characteristics,
In order to help overcome the lack of confidence in meat producers, can the Commission envisage proposing the introduction of compulsory labelling of meat products with their place of origin,
Since the physical conditions required to ensure that a compulsory labelling system was introduced on 1 January 2000 had not yet been met in certain Member States,
The compulsory labelling of category would increase the production costs of fresh meat products by what could be a large percentage figure,
The matter being discussed is an important tool, but the compulsory labelling of beef products
the reaction of all Member States was to make compulsory labelling begin from the year 2000,
in accordance with the procedure in Regulation 820/97, that compulsory labelling is not in fact postponed
Certain information may only be indicated until 1 January 2002 if the Member State concerned has taken a decision to apply a national compulsory labelling system including such information or if the operator concerned indicates the information on a voluntary basis.
should continue to be applicable until the full indication of origin in the Community compulsory labelling system comes into effect on 1 January 2002.
will proceed more quickly, albeit using dubious methods, towards compulsory labelling.
before 1 January 2000, impose a compulsory labelling system for beef from animals born,