Examples of using Utps in English and their translations into Swedish
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legal form of protection provided against UTPs.
Justification The amendment clarifies the possibility for Member States to have a more ambitious approach with regard to the number of UTPs they intend to prohibit.
protect the anonymity and confidentiality of stakeholders who wish to submit complaints about UTPs.
non-legislative measures to address UTPs.
Potential for international coordination with non-EU enforcement bodies to prevent UTPs that occur both inside and outside the single market.
Therefore, they represent a useful basis for identifying the unfair practices that could be addressed in potential initiatives on UTPs.
In order to ensure a credible deterrence factor against the use of UTPs, appropriate enforcement is needed.
Any party exposed to UTPs may in principle seek redress via litigation in court under provisions of general civil law against abusive contract clauses.
While UTPs are not the cause of the recent price declines,
While UTPs can, in principle, be present in any sector, stakeholder feedback to the Green Paper
The importance of fostering sustainable trading relationships by addressing UTPs was highlighted in the European Retail Action Plan of January 2013 IP/13/78.
Question 9: The impact of UTPs in business-to-business relations on consumers is examined in detail in a specific study5.
Since different approaches could address UTPs effectively, the Commission has concluded that, at this stage,
The identification of UTPs in turn allows the definition of principles to adress them.
The Green Paper is wrong in stating that UTPs were first discussed at EU level only in 2009.
This directive represents a valuable opportunity to tackle UTPs across the Union and ensure that food supply chains work for everyone.
Those Member States that have already tackled UTPs at national level have chosen different approaches to do so, including different definitions of unfair practices.
UTPs encourage overproduction as a means for suppliers to insure themselves against uncertainty.
Fighting UTPs is in itself a necessary
Against this background, some Member States have put in place other redress mechanisms to tackle UTPs in vertical supply chains.