eco-label vs eco label

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• The eco-label should not be associated with mediocrity.
• The eco-label should therefore embrace realistic but at the same time ambitious targets.
• The EUEB should ensure that information to stakeholders clarifies the procedures, time and costs related to applying for the eco-label.
• The eco-label scheme should in the long term be mainly self-financing.
• Moreover, a proliferation of labels risks weakening the role an eco-label can play.
• I am slightly concerned about the development of the eco-label.
• Assessment and verification: The applicant shall provide appropriate evidence of having been awarded an eco-label.
• Assessment and verification: The applicant shall provide appropriate evidence of having been awarded an eco-label.
• In such cases, the eco-label may be used until 30 April 2008.
• In such cases the eco-label may be used until 31 March 2006.
• The eco-label will be awarded to products which comply with the criteria, for all the selected key environmental aspects.
• Currently (August 2001) 83 companies use the eco-label (compared to 37 in March 2000), on several hundreds of their products.
• It must involve significant environmental impacts that can be positively influenced by consumer choice, and manufacturers and retailers must be willing to put the eco-label on their products.
• A company that has or wants the eco-label for its products would benefit from using EMAS to manage and maintain its compliance with all the related criteria.
• meet explicit stakeholder interest for an eco-label for this product group?
• The original Commission proposal to introduce a graduated eco-label has also been rejected, as was mentioned here today, in Amendments Nos 5, 12, 26 and 28.
• I think it was intriguing to hear that the Commission still has some vision as regards the eco-label.
• 1. The conditions for awarding the eco-label shall be defined according to product group.
• Relevant information should be placed on the eco-label website.
• This product has been awarded the EU eco-label.

Some examples from the web:

• Eco label for tyres coming. Belga Last Thursday (1 October) saw an agreement that will lead to the introduction of more efficient tyres for cars and lorries that will cut fuel bills and CO2 emissions.
• Eco label for tyres coming. Belga What impact will the new rules on fuel efficient tyres have on the EU's ambitions to reduce climate change?
• - advice and staff training to facilitate implementation of quality control in processing and adherence to voluntary standards (ISO 9000, Eco Label, etc);
• It would be wrong to decide on a common EU eco label that leads to the abolition of labelling systems that are already functioning well and highly regarded.
• The product shall not have been assigned any R-phrase at the time of applying for the eco label, indicating environmental and human health hazards according to Directive 1999/45/EC.
• The eco-label should not be associated with mediocrity.
• Finally, we cannot agree with the Commission on the total harmonization of the national and private eco-labels for products that have received an EU eco-label.
• There are several energy efficiency labelling schemes in the EU like eco-label, eco-design and many national labels.
• A product can be shown to meet eco-label criteria and therefore be preferred by a purchaser, without necessarily having the eco-label.
• Progressively and systematically develop the cooperation and coordination between the Community eco-label and other eco-labels in the Member States.
• Increasing consumer awareness and making the Eco-label scheme more attractive to producers is crucial for the success of the Eco-label.
• As stated in the previous working plan, co-ordination and co-operation between the Community Eco-label and other Eco-labels in the Member States should progressively become more systematic and comprehensive.
• The co-operation and co-ordination management group should prepare and implement a strategy on how to encourage the national Type I Eco-labels to further co-operate and link with the Community Eco-label.
• Moreover, a proliferation of labels risks weakening the role an eco-label can play.
• This provision is without prejudice to any requirements under the EU Eco-label scheme.
• This provisions is without prejudice to any requirements under the EU Eco-label scheme.
• This product has been awarded the EU eco-label.
• The eco-label criteria shall be set out by product group.
• Specific eco-label criteria shall be established according to product groups.
• Applications for the eco-label may be submitted by manufacturers, importers, service providers, traders and retailers.