Examples of using Compulsory labelling in English and their translations into Italian
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This makes the entry into force of the compulsory labelling scheme by 2000 impossible.
one of the main functions of which is to pave the way for compulsory labelling.
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.
The Commission' s proposal to postpone compulsory labelling and registration is quite unacceptable.
Legal and marketing assistance for the design and optimisation of compulsory labelling texts by legal-geographical
I am thinking in particular of the compulsory labelling system which was drawn up in France together with livestock farmers
what they are eating: in this respect the move towards compulsory labelling to provide consumers with accurate information on the animal's characteristics,
merely proposing compulsory labelling and a review of the provisions in 2 years' time etc.?
It is quite inconsistent to postpone the establishment of compulsory labelling of beef and veal for another year and, at the same time, to condemn France' s application of the precautionary principle, precisely because there is no such compulsory labelling.
if the concentration of the chemical is such that it could trigger compulsory labelling under Community legislation.
is subject to compulsory labelling under Community legislation, on account of the presence of any of those substances;
According to my sources, the Council has decided to postpone the application of compulsory labelling for one year, whereas we believe this postponement should only be for a matter of months.
in accordance with the procedure in Regulation 820/97, that compulsory labelling is not in fact postponed
If nothing is done, compulsory labelling will enter into force on 1 September 2000.
registration of bovine animals and for the compulsory labelling of beef and beef products related to origin, while retaining voluntary
from 1 January 2001 onwards, the compulsory labelling by all operators and organisations marketing fresh of frozen beef
The decision and the reaction of all Member States was to make compulsory labelling begin from the year 2000, and to have voluntary labelling for the moment,
Extending compulsory labelling should not impose a disproportionate burden on enterprises without bringing real added-value for consumers, who may even be confused by an excess of information on the label of textile products.
The compulsory labelling of beef implies that all beef shall be labelled with information about the country where the animal was born,
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 Commission submitted two proposals to the Council in October 1999.