Translation of "field-modifying aluminum foil label " (English → French) :

The merging companies are two of the four leading suppliers of lecithin and would become particularly strong in the field of non-genetically modified (non-GM) lecithin. The market for non-GM lecithin has increased in importance for the European food industry, as Regulations 1829/2003 and 1830/2003 (see IP/03/1056) require the labelling and traceability for genetically modified food and food ingredients, and indications from food manufacturers suggest that genetically modified lecithin is only a limited substitute for non-genetically m ...[+++]odified lecithin.

VI-Transboundary movement of genetically modified organisms PAGEREF _Toc13296716 \h VISOIL PROTECTION Council conclusions PAGEREF _Toc13296717 \h VIBIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY Council conclusions PAGEREF _Toc13296718 \h VIIIPACKAGING AND PACKAGING WASTE PAGEREF _Toc13296719 \h XIMAJOR ACCIDENTS INVOLVING DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES REVISION OF "SEVESO II" DIRECTIVE PAGEREF _Toc13296720 \h XIENVIRONMENTAL LIABILITY PAGEREF _Toc13296721 \h XISUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY REINFORCEMENT OF THE COUNCIL'S STRUCTURES PAGEREF _Toc13296722 \h XIISUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PREPARATION OF THE JOHANNESBURG SUMMIT PAGEREF _Toc13296723 \h XIICLIMATE CHANGE - KYOTO PROTOCOL PAGEREF _Toc13296724 \h XIIICLIMATE CHANGE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION ALLOWANCE TRADING PAGEREF _To ...[+++]c13296725 \h XIIITRACEABILITY AND LABELLING OF GENETICALLY MODIFIED ORGANISMS PAGEREF _Toc13296726 \h XIVDANGEROUS CHEMICALS-Ratification of the Rotterdam Convention PAGEREF _Toc13296727 \h XIV-Trade in hazardous chemicals PAGEREF _Toc13296728 \h XIVOTHER BUSINESS-Clean technologies for diesel-engined cars PAGEREF _Toc13296729 \h XV-Chemicals policy PAGEREF _Toc13296730 \h XV-National sustainable development strategies PAGEREF _Toc13296731 \h XV-Production of ozone-depleting chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) in the European Union PAGEREF _Toc13296732 \h XV-Coexistence of genetically modified, traditional and organic crops PAGEREF _Toc13296733 \h XV-Integrated product policy PAGEREF _Toc13296734 \h XV-Climate change Legislation on fluorinated gases PAGEREF _Toc13296735 \h XVIITEMS APPROVED WITHOUT DEBATEEXTERNAL RELATIONS--EU Liechtenstein relations Conclusions PAGEREF _Toc13296736 \h XVI--Afghanistan Appointment of the new Special Representative of the European Union PAGEREF _Toc13296737 \h XVI--FYROM Extension of the mandate of the Special Representative of the European Union PAGEREF _Toc13296738 \h XVI--Angola PAGEREF _Toc13296739 \h XVIIRELATIONS WITH ACP STATES--ACP-EC Council of Ministers (Punta Cana, 28 June 2002) PAGEREF _Toc13296 ...

With respect to the issue of a small firm on Vancouver Island versus a Loblaws in terms of making labelling claims, I think the whole virtue behind the CGSB's standardization of how you would define genetically modified foods and then how you would label them was to do just that: to basically provide an even playing field for anyone who wants to be able to present their product as genetically modified and define it in a standardized way (1035) Ms. Jeanne Cruikshank: I guess I'm going to go to another part of the country, that special part where Mr. Eyking and I come from, and mention also that in 1996, 1997, and 1998, genetically modifie ...[+++]d potatoes were sold throughout Atlantic Canada and in Ontario labelled as genetically modified, with a toll-free number with the information provided. As Mr. Presley has said, the key to whether or not one can put the product out there is dependent upon a set of rules.