Examples of using Origin marking in English and their translations into Hungarian
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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.
Today, the EU does not require origin marking: products can bear an origin mark provided that this does not mislead the consumer,
I support this report because I firmly believe that origin marking based on a clear and effective method is
Above all, we are concerned that we are going to repeal regulations that are useful for customs control without there being any progress at the moment on the'Made in' origin marking regulation, which is currently at a standstill in the Commission because of the Council's obstructionism.
the previous Parliamentary term: Europe must introduce a regulation that establishes the origin marking of many products that enter its territory.
particularly through the adoption of the regulation on origin marking('made-in') of products imported into the EU.
Production in Europe will never be able to recover if our producers are not given the same guarantees as other countries in which a regulation on origin marking for products is already in force.
control mechanism based on fair and important information for consumers such as that provided by origin marking.
we are still waiting for the Council to respond regarding origin marking, but it does not seem to have any intention of endorsing a regulation that this House adopted last autumn by an overwhelming majority.
Today, the situation we find ourselves in is shrouded in some confusion, because the origin marking is shown on some products because it suits the manufacturer, yet in other cases, it is not included because
on which basis- as the tabled amendments stand- the origin mark would have to be applied to goods for final consumption and goods for the end consumer.
I would say that mandatory origin marking is a clear example of this.
Instead, we support a voluntary labelling system based on consumer demand for origin marking.
The presence of origin marking would surely have provided a guarantee of product quality and protection.
We must not defer the origin marking by carrying out studies;
They are worried that the administrative burden and the costs of an origin marking scheme may outweigh the benefits.
The High Level Group was not in the position to put forward any recommendation on origin marking due to divergent views on this matter.
The substantive difference lies in the fact that this report makes no reference to the origin marking to be included on textile product labels.
(IT) Mr President, the debate on origin marking absolutely does not prioritise the interests of one
The standardisation of origin marking practices in the Union, particularly for agricultural