Traduction de «Viandes aptes à l'utilisation industrielle » (Français → Anglais) :

For consumers it would be more reassuring to know that they are eating animal products, such as milk, meat and eggs, which come from animals fed on farm products rather than industrial products.

7. Wine suitable for yielding table wine which does not reach the minimum actual alcoholic strength by volume for table wines may not be put into circulation except for the production of sparkling wine, vinegar making, distillation and other industrial uses.

To return to the issue that we are dealing with today and in view of the reduced level that production must fall to, I would like to stress how crucial it is that we find a balance in the division of efforts required, on the one hand, by suckler herds and milk herds, and by industrial rearing methods and farms using grazing.

This estimate shall take account, on the one hand, of the expected Community supplies of meat of a quality and type of cut suitable for industrial use and, on the other, of industrial needs.

2. Each year, before 31 December, and in the first instance before the date on which the provisions of this Regulation take effect, the Council, acting in accordance with the voting procedure laid down in Article 43 (2) of the Treaty on a proposal from the Commission, shall draw up an estimate of the meat intended for the processing industry, taking account, on the one hand, of expected Community supplies of meat of a quality and type of cut suitable for industrial use and, on the other, of industrial needs, including the needs of industries producing preserved foods which are included in Article 1 (c) and which do not contain characteri ...[+++]stic components other than beef and jelly.

(b) for meat other than that referred to in (a), general rules as to the circumstances in which: (aa) a decision may be taken to make the total suspension of the levy on an import conditional on submission of a purchase contract for frozen meat, of a quality and cut suitable for industrial use, which has either been bought in by an intervention agency or been made the subject of a contract for private storage aid, and to fix the ratio between the quantities which may be imported and the quantities covered by such contract;