Sentence examples for traceability from inspiring English sources

Boddy, who runs an abattoir in Todmorden, West Yorkshire, also pleaded guilty to failing to comply with food traceability regulations, which state the source of meat should be traceable from field to fork.

In addition, the EU's new rules on traceability might be said to violate WTO regulations requiring member states to ensure that measures are "least trade restrictive".

Questions about the validity of reconstructions of mediaeval climate based on treerings, about why some treerings are taken to be good records of temperature at some points in history but not in the recent past, about cherry-picking of data, about the traceability or otherwise of Chinese weather station data and so on had all been aired long before.

In response, it pledged to develop a food supply "traceability system" to find and remedy problems at their source in China.

The degree of traceability varies with what one does in such a place.To preserve freedom further, suggests Mr Lessig, anonymity could be replaced by pseudonymity.

But the new rule on derivatives will affect a far wider range of products and, along with traceability requirements, will bring new costs to food processors, not to mention heightened risk of fraud.The parliament's moves may well widen the transatlantic rift.

America criticises the new labels partly because they single out "GM-derived" ingredients, such as oils and sugars, which are so refined as to lack any biological trace of genetic modification, and partly because the traceability requirements will be onerous.

New European rules on labelling and traceability, to come into force later this year, will demand further careful separation of GM and non-GM crops, and a detailed paper trail from field to foodstore.The rules will also require that the distinction between GM and non-GM be applied to animal feed and "derivatives"—such as soya oil which appear in a wide variety of processed foods.

Its strict rules on beef imports, which demand traceability in producer countries, could one day help reform Brazil's cattle practice.

A spokesman said: "When the news on horsemeat contamination broke in the UK, Findus asked all its suppliers to do a full supply chain traceability review and subsequently pro-actively initiated DNA testing".

In the wake of the BSE crisis, beef farmers are subject to stringent traceability requirements for all their animals.