Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Where grade A eggs and "washed eggs" and their packaging bear an indication of how the laying hens are fed, the minimum requirements laid down in Annex IV shall apply.
• of 23 June 2008 as regards marketing standards for eggs and cannot then be classified, labelled or described as Class A eggs for sale in bulk or as loose eggs?
• The distinguishing marks for grade A eggs and eggs fulfilling the criteria applicable to grade A eggs and marketed as "washed eggs" or "chilled eggs", shall consist of:
• Washed eggs shall conform to the criteria of class A eggs but shall be graded as 'washed eggs'.
• 1. Packs of grade A eggs and "washed eggs" may indicate the origin of the eggs or bear the words: "origin of the eggs: see code on the egg".
• In order to make sure that packing centres are adequately equipped to grade eggs and pack Class A eggs, they should also be authorised by the competent authorities and receive a packing centre code that facilitates the tracing of eggs placed on the market.
• Packs of grade A eggs and "washed eggs" may indicate the origin of the eggs or bear the words: "origin of the eggs: see code on the egg".
• The distinguishing marks for grade A eggs and eggs fulfilling the criteria applicable to grade A eggs and marketed as washed eggs or chilled eggs, shall consist of:

• Russian, 1890.
• Now, imagine this is a woman's egg.
• This is a Fabergé egg
• egg situation.
• The distinguishing marks for grade A eggs and eggs fulfilling the criteria applicable to grade A eggs and marketed as washed eggs or chilled eggs, shall consist of:
• The distinguishing marks for grade A eggs and eggs fulfilling the criteria applicable to grade A eggs and marketed as "washed eggs" or "chilled eggs", shall consist of:
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• If you say that the Commission does not even know what form the final system will take, then I have to reply that this is a typical chicken