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Legal obligations for retailers The funtionality of this menu relies on JavaScript. Please enable JavaScript in order to view ... Reach For The Stars Events E3 Committee Member Login E3 Gas Committee Member Login E3 Review Committee Login Electronic Library Other Resources FAQ’s Glossary Links Site Map Search Legal obligations for retailers State regulations for ...
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In many cases, non-ownership turns out to be in the financial interest of slaveholders, who now reap all the benefits of ownership without the obligations and legal ... legislation that would require “slave free” labels for their products. The Chocolate Manufacturer’s Association, a ... in the world, the Otto Versand Group. Major retailers in the United States, Germany and Holland now ...
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eceee: Energy end-use efficiency and energy services Directive)
Member States have a clear legal obligation to adopt and aim to achieve the target ... for Member State activities and measures in a number of areas, such as financing, metering, billing, promotion of energy services, and obligations for ... sector. For the first time, Member States are required to place energy efficiency obligations on energy distributors or retailers although ...
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Administrative Guidelines
Products Regulated for Energy Efficiency Products Being Considered for Regulation Overview of Regulatory Requirements Regulatory Rulings Making an Application for Labelling and/or MEPS Legal Obligation for Retailers Electrical ... . These Guidelines are not a legally binding instrument intended to impose legal obligations upon relevant State and Territory regulatory agencies. Similarly, the goal of ...
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Royal Commission responds to Sustainable Food and Farming Consultation
This new scheme would be targeted on paying farmers for positive management over and above their legal obligations and linked to production of a whole farm plan. We agree that ... as we make clear below. 4.37 What contribution can food consumers and retailers make to encourage resource protection, for example through labelling ? How far are incentives needed to promote a ...
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Say No To GMOs! - February 2006b
The farmers of Mali and the legal experts of the WTO have both spoken. Ultimately, consumers might ... refutes US assertions that Europeans acted inconsistently with their WTO obligations. The claim that European regulations discriminated against US imports ... from the US and Brazil for animal feed, but there is growing pressure on meat processors and retailers to curtail this practice. ...
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Swiss Retailers Introduce Code of Conduct For Nanotechnology | Environmental Research Foundation
Retailers Introduce Code of Conduct For Nanotechnology April 23rd, 2008 printer-friendly version industrial ecology) nanotechnology precautionary principle [Rachel's Introduction: An association of Swiss retailers ... groups. The lack of specific legal rulings for nanomaterials and the uncertainty associated with ... or manipulated in a targeted manner. 2. Obligations of IG DHS members 2.1. Personal ...
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2008 - Environmental Protection Agency, Ireland
EEE to their obligations. Most companies have complied with the Regulations. While the EPA is hopeful that those contacted will work towards compliance without recourse to legal ... the articles in the Regulations for example ensuring that free one-for-one take-back is available, registration of all retailers and providing civic amenity sites for WEEE. The EPA and local ...
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Underground FEMA fuel tanks could leak - Environment - MSNBC.com
But FEMA came out with a legal opinion that year concluding that it wasn't responsible for ... the emergency broadcasting program. "We are committed to upholding our obligations to remediate, remove or upgrade them as necessary," FEMA ... was pushed by private gasoline retailers who long have argued that they were being targeted for violations by a government that wasn ...
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