Sentence examples for labelling regime from inspiring English sources

They sabotaged a United Nations attempt, at Montreal at the end of May, to get global agreement on a tough labelling regime.

The Grocery Manufacturers Association, an industry body, has convened 35 food organisations to lobby for a law that would oblige the FDA to test all new GM traits before they reach the shelves, and to finalise guidelines for a voluntary labelling regime.

Had Prop 37 won, the creation of a labelling regime in America's biggest consumer market (but nowhere else) would have caused serious headaches for food manufacturers and their supply chains.

Private (non-governmental) regulations and labeling regimes such as the Forest Stewardship Council, the Marine Stewardship Council, and Fair Trade rely on private third-party auditors.

She said it may actually be more costly for companies to maintain two different labelling regimes; one for Australia and another for the EU or US.

A smart labeling regime might actually call their bluff by giving consumers access to relevant and useful information rather than fanning the flames of anti-science superstition.

USDA economists Elise Golan and Fred Kuchler found in their 2011 study, The Effect of GM Labeling Regime on Market Outcomes, that "labels are generally a weak policy tool for changing consumer consumption behavior" because labels "generally fail to get consumers' attention". Most consumers make "hasty" food choices in the store.

B.S.G.R. — sensing, perhaps, that Condé was politically vulnerable — went on the attack, labelling his government a "discredited regime" that was trying to "illegally seize" the Simandou deposit.

Ehud Olmert told me that Steinmetz "is the last guy you want as an enemy". B.S.G.R. sensing, perhaps, that Condé was politically vulnerable went on the attack, labelling his government a "discredited regime" that was trying to "illegally seize" the Simandou deposit.

… Emily Broad Leib, director of Harvard's Food Law and Policy Clinic and co-author of the report, said a welter of state laws and voluntary labeling regimes came into being during the 1970s, after Congress failed to devise a uniform standard.

The latest decree by the Saudi regime labelling the Muslim Brotherhood a banned terrorist organisation stems from their frustration with the military's failure to halt the rise of revolutionary forces.