Examples of using Origin marking in English and their translations into Polish
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Submitting to Parliament the proposal for a regulation on origin marking, as it was formulated by the European Commission in 2005, represents a step forward in this regard.
truthful information than under current legislation on origin marking and avoid them being misled.
To update of the Annex to this Regulation where the assessment has changed as to whether origin marking is necessary for a specific sector.
on the trade markets, which sees Europe as the only large area lacking a regulation on compulsory origin marking.
Nonetheless, origin marking was already proposed by the Commission in 2005 for a range of goods including textile products and could be integrated in the present regulation.
This latest incident in Germany confirms the need to make origin marking on labels obligatory for all products,
we strongly supported- will serve to protect origin marking.
This regulation will also help create a level playing field with many trading partners of ours which already impose mandatory origin marking on imported goods.
I will not deny that origin marking has a cost for traders
The current situation puts the EC at a disadvantage vis-à-vis its trade partners who require origin marking for imports.
The importation or placing on the market of goods shall be subject to origin marking under the conditions established in this Regulation.
We Italian Members are working on a text that would go a long way towards making origin marking mandatory.
Mandatory origin marking, or the use of the words'Made in',
already impose origin marking on imported goods.
Origin marking is an important step towards transparency and information,
the Commission has stated that the draft Regulation"proposes the introduction of… compulsory origin marking.
Origin marking is not interventionism;
The Commission supports origin marking, as reflects the adoption in 2005 of a proposal2 in this field,
From the provisions laid down in the proposal, it can in fact be inferred that origin marking plays a part in ensuring that the consumer is not misled at the moment of purchasing the product.
At present, the European Community has no legislation on the use of origin marking(“made in”)