Examples of using Nectars in English and their translations into Romanian
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In general, the love of nectars for the web is all-consuming in nature- the Russian name of spider,
The EESC supports the European Commission's initiative to amend Directive 2001/112 for the second time to make it comply with the Codex Alimentarius for fruit juices and nectars.
Bottled in glass jars of 185 ml nominal volume 12 pieces per pack the shelf life of 24 months Juices and nectars"Toptyshka" produced from natural environmentally friendly raw materials without….
Here, nectars(high-end) are offered in glass jars that are kept for up to three years,
By including juices or nectars in your everyday diet, you will strengthen the vital processes in your body,
fruit purées and fruit nectars bearing the product name for the applicable fruit
The company is the clear market leader in the production of juices, nectars and soft drinks in Poland,
Where fruit nectars are manufactured without added sugar
fruit nectars and alcoholic beverages containing more than 1,2% by volume of alcohol in individual containers of more than five litres, intended for supply to mass caterers.
The addition of sugars and/or honey is authorised only in nectars(up to 20% of the total weight of the finished products)
This technical amendment was undertaken to make Community legislation comply with the Codex Alimentarius for fruit juices and nectars(STAN 247-2005, which establishes quality criteria
(3) Directives 75/726/EEC and 93/77/EEC had been justified by the fact that differences between national laws concerning fruit juices and nectars intended for human consumption could result in conditions of unfair competition likely to mislead consumers,
in particular the Codex Standard for fruit juices and nectars(Codex Stan 247-2005)
If on a shop shelf you find clear juices or nectars, it means these are juices with additional ingredients, like water.
There is a required minimum fruit content for fruit nectars, which is between 25 and 50%, depending on the type of fruit.
For fruit nectars, the labelling shall indicate the minimum content of fruit juice,
Nevertheless, the EESC does not support the additional obligation to label nectars as containing added sugar: the measure could mislead consumers,
Nevertheless, the The EESC does not supports the additional obligation to label nectars as containing added sugar: the measure clarifies the composition of
in part I of Annex I. Moreover, fruit nectars shall comply with the provisions of Annex IV.
Juices, nectars, drinks.