Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Therefore, origin labelling remains voluntary unless the failure to give this information might mislead the consumer.
• The display of this information shall not mislead or confuse the user.
• Information on all meat and fish species included in a meat product should be as to not mislead the consumer.
• concentrated, smoked) in all cases where omission of such information could mislead the purchaser.
• Therefore, bearing in mind the good of consumers, I think that information on the country of origin of products should be given based on the voluntary principle and in cases where the lack of this information could mislead the consumer concerning the true source of the product.
• Care must be taken to ensure that measures intended to provide consumers with information do not mislead them or encourage inappropriate forms of consumption.
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• Would this not be in breach of EU regulations on the marketing of foodstuffs, whereby Member States can require the labelling of origin when the absence of such information could mislead or confuse the consumer?

• The third company's cooperation during the verification visit was insufficient, moreover it provided misleading information.
• One company submitted misleading information concerning its date of establishment.
• It is considered that the company provided misleading information and failed to cooperate adequately.
• One Thai company provided misleading information and its request was therefore rejected.
• In some instances, misleading information was provided.
• The company which provided misleading information was not exporting the product concerned.
• OLAF provided misleading information to the Commission and to Parliament in order to conceal professional wrongdoing.
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