Examples of using Compulsory labelling in English and their translations into Greek
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hope that compulsory labelling will be introduced, enabling true rosé wine to be distinguished
everything necessary should be done immediately to introduce compulsory labelling enabling everyone to identify the origin
we agree in principle with the Commission' s approach that compulsory labelling should be introduced in two stages,
he comes with the stick saying that he will not be able to accept the amendments demanding compulsory labelling.
could the Commission accept all the amendments imposing compulsory labelling, but in parallel and not in conflict with them,
Extending compulsory labelling should not impose a disproportionate burden on enterprises without bringing real added-value for consumers,
that it is indeed your objective that compulsory labelling should come into force on time on 1 September.
We would also be very much in favour of compulsory labelling for biocides.
a legal basis for compulsory labelling of place of farming will be introduced for all sectors.
Firstly, in the draft regulation, 50% of European meat is effectively exempt from compulsory labelling if it is minced or cut.
In 2011, the Commission introduced compulsory labelling for citrus fruits that are processed using preserving agents
We take this responsibility seriously and call for compulsory labelling and for checks on irradiated products,
Mr President, I am very disappointed at the delay, though I am delighted now that we are going to have clear compulsory labelling.
As a result of the provision on revision the co-legislators can make informed decisions because the Commission will conduct an in-depth survey on further compulsory labelling requirements.
I am thinking in particular of the compulsory labelling system which was drawn up in France together with livestock farmers and distributors, which has been in force since 1996.
has everything to gain from the customer confidence which a sensible compulsory labelling scheme can provide.
in particular by banning animal meal for cattle and through the compulsory labelling of beef.
the reaction of all Member States was to make compulsory labelling begin from the year 2000, and to have voluntary labelling for the moment,
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,
This proposal will state, in accordance with the procedure in Regulation 820/97, that compulsory labelling is not in fact postponed