Sentence examples for origin label from inspiring English sources

The USDA's Day said that pre-packaged imported foods like peas and carrots have to carry an origin label.

Regarding furniture important green attributes, "design", "origin label" and "origin of the raw material" were indicated as important.

Illustrative application concerned blends made by three main French mono-varietal virgin olive oils (Aglandau, Grossane and Salonenque) and benefiting from Protected Designation of Origin label.

Under the new EU labelling rules, if an animal is reared in one EU member state and slaughtered in another, it should carry an origin label reflecting that.

Its "Country-of-origin labelling guidance" (Country of Origin Labeling Guidance 2008) suggests that in cases where manufacturers describe a product as "Produced in the UK", then the origin of any imported ingredients that characterise the product should be given.

"Clearly, consumers cannot exercise that choice without clear country of origin labelling.

But perhaps the meat industry should be less worried about how people will respond to origin labels.

"Country of origin labelling is important because we know from consumer surveys that shoppers want to buy British food products," James said.

Polls have shown overwhelming consumer support for origin labeling, which is already practiced by many of America's agricultural trading partners.

Already, Canada has complained that the new country of origin labeling will restrict its trade with the United States, especially in meat.

While in the US, law requires "Country of Origin Labeling" (COOL) on beef, pork, chicken and lamb as well as items such as fruits, vegetables and nuts.