Examples of using Compulsory labelling in English and their translations into Swedish
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If nothing is done, compulsory labelling will enter into force on 1 September 2000.
The compulsory labelling of beef implies that all beef shall be labelled  with information about the country where the animal was born,
I think a better though still temporary solution is the compulsory labelling of all beef products,
We want to use compulsory labelling as a means to help those who want to restore consumer confidence in meat.
I am very aware that Parliament is deeply unhappy that a compulsory labelling regime is not in place as envisaged with effect from 1 January 2000.
The compulsory labelling of category would increase the production costs of fresh meat products by what could be a large percentage figure, which, of course, would be passed on to the consumer.
Like Parliament, the Council also recognised that compulsory labelling needed to be introduced earlier than stipulated in the original proposal.
In 2011, the Commission introduced compulsory labelling for citrus fruits that are processed using preserving agents
The European Commission will adopt tomorrow two proposals setting the timeframe for the compulsory labelling of beef in the European Union EU.
which covers the substance of compulsory labelling, is adopted by the Council and the European Parliament.
For the time being I think we should give our support to the'green revolution' and'compulsory labelling' announced by President Santer of the Commission.
will proceed more quickly, albeit using dubious methods, towards compulsory labelling.
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.
Today, however, Community legislation restricts compulsory labelling of the place of production to just certain products,
Extending compulsory labelling should not impose a disproportionate burden on enterprises without bringing real added-value for consumers,
This proposal will state, in accordance with the procedure in Regulation 820/97, that compulsory labelling is not in fact postponed but that it is allowed,
can the Commission envisage proposing the introduction of compulsory labelling of meat products with their place of origin,
Today, as we experience a second serious crisis in beef and veal production, the compulsory labelling system can start to prove its worth,
Information which does not come under compulsory labelling but which is requested by market participants
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, minced meat, cut meat.