Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• A description of the product and its weight must appear on the package.
• Attention must focus primarily on the package leaflet.
• It is advised to write the date of removal from the refrigerator on the package.
• If the abbreviation is used, its meaning must be clearly shown on the package.
• It said "Sweet" on the package.
• Marketing on the package shall not overshadow mandatory information.
• A description of the product and its weight must appear on the package.
• Eyes on the package, fourth seat from the back.

• It is also important to inform all member States in due time about an intention to bid for the label for a transnational site so as everyone interested can be included.
• A label, comparable to the labels used for information on CO2 emissions, fuel
• consumption and tyre
• However, we still have a problem, namely how to inform consumers and the markets about the label.
• The requirement to inform the CoR has a clear added value for the label's promotion and for the Union's regional and local authorities.
• noise, should inform consumers about the sound emissions of a vehicle.
• Member States shall inform the Commission of the implementation of this Article and in particular of the indications set out on the labels.
• The label should inform the consumer regarding safety (wet grip), CO 2 emissions and noise.