Examples of using Origin marking in English and their translations into Swedish
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They are worried that the administrative burden and the costs of an origin marking scheme may outweigh the benefits.
I am proud to point out that tomorrow, the Italian Parliament will approve a law that extends obligatory origin marking to all food products that do not already have it.
To update of the Annex to this Regulation where the assessment has changed as to whether origin marking is necessary for a specific sector.
One of these amendments concerns the origin marking, the'made in'label,
The origin marking of products represents a guarantee for consumers that they are finally in a position to link their choices to safety
Making origin marking compulsory, as what we are discussing here provides for,
trade and administration, origin marking should be made mandatory for those sectors for which the Commission, based on prior
The EESC opinion on the Commission Communication- The future of the textiles and clothing sector in the enlarged European Union6 wherein, inter alia, the Committee notes that the origin marking system should be developed.
rapporteur is so sure, but at the moment, the origin marking regulation does not yet exist
The Explanatory Memorandum states that in due course'other sectors could be interested in joining the origin marking scheme' and that the Commission is therefore entitled'to include
I am particularly interested in the issue of obligatory origin marking, which I am working on in the Committee on International Trade,
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,
the joint statement by Parliament and the Council on origin marking- the political significance of which is not lost on me- could set a precedent and compromise the outcome of the difficult negotiations between the Commission, Parliament and the Council on the complex issue of origin marking for non-EU products, which Parliament approved
One possible solution would be to create a voluntary European origin mark for commercial end products, taking into account existing national
(7) The introduction of an origin mark can contribute to make demanding Community standards work in favour of the Community industry,
The absence of origin marks on goods imported into Europe,
(7) The introduction of an origin mark can contribute to make demanding Community standards work in favour of the Community industry,
Made in'(origin marking) vote.
Motion for a resolution:‘made in'(origin marking).
Made in'(origin marking)(motions for resolutions tabled): see Minutes.