Übersetzung für "Importprodukte" in Englisch

This means European products as well as imported products.

Portugal and France - imported products accounted in the EUR15 and the United States.

Nepal's main imports from Germany are machinery and industrial products.

The end result is that consumers are often paying more than they previously were for their imports.

The initiative asks that Swiss standards be also applied to imported products.

Western import products (especially bananas and coffee) were hard to get.

Among them are both domestic developments and imported products.

The most important import products of Surinam are elctronical devises and paper.

It is also essential that stringent European standards should also be applied to imported products.

The rules it sets out, on the basis of WTO agreements, will be applied uniformly to imported products as well as EU products.

The import price index includes agriculture and forestry products, minerals, manufac­tured products and electricity (NACE groups A-?).

The majority of imported goods comes from The United States of America, The Netherlands and Trinidad and Tobago.

Asskaban - streetmagic particularly Playing Card company is specialized in the range of packs of cards in import products of US.

We also offer several import products to complement our fruit and vegetable package.

Asskaban - streetmagic particularly Playing Card company is specialized in the range of packs of cards in import products of US.

By the same token, the import duties on Japanese imports to the EU will in future largely be eliminated.

The stronger dollar also accelerates inflation in the Eurozone because it makes imported products more expensive.

The domestic replacements cost twenty thousand yuan, and the imported ones cost more than twenty thousand yuan.

While I support calls to ensure that imports from third countries are produced in a manner consistent with EU standards, an EU-Mercosur Association Agreement will have negative consequences for agriculture in Europe, particularly our livestock sector.

The question I should like to put to the Council is this: should it not be obvious that every Member State should be entitled, in the interests of protecting people's health, to draw up rules which apply not just to home-produced products but also to those which are imported?

We must free our enterprises from the social burdens they bear, replacing those burdens with a social VAT from which our products will be exempt on export, though it will be applied to imported products.

The second thing that we must not forget, above all else, is that the requirements must be the same for imported products, so that the consumer has reassurance on products which are from outside and on products which are produced within the European Union.

The Women’s Committee wants substitution to be made mandatory, and imported products to be registered as well.

Secondly, that State aid for the production, processing and marketing of fishery products sourced from these regions be possible and that compensation be awarded for imported products, such as salt and oil, that are used during the processing of fishery products.

Such processed material must then be permanently marked when it comes to imported pet feed, as exactly the same requirements must be set for imported products as for our own products.

Furthermore, if the European Union unilaterally applies traceability and labelling requirements to imported products and carries out checks without an adequate scientific basis, it may create a trade dispute with third countries which results in the matter being referred to the World Trade Organisation.

Such systems should be open to the participation of all interested parties and be designed to avoid discrimination against imported products and barriers to trade or distortions of competition and to guarantee the maximum possible return of packaging and packaging waste, in accordance with the Treaty.

They shall also apply to imported products under non-discriminatory conditions, including the detailed arrangements and any tariffs imposed for access to the systems, and shall be designed so as to avoid barriers to trade or distortions of competition in conformity with the Treaty.