The European Parliament Adopts The Mandatory Origin Identification Bill.

　　 According to France, European parliament By the end of 2009, the proposal was implemented in the European Union through the adoption of the mandatory origin labeling proposal for textiles exported to Europe.

In recent days, the European Parliament adopted 525 bills, 49 votes against and 44 abstentions to adopt the proposal of compulsory origin identification for all products exported to Europe, and submitted the proposal to the Council of the European Union for legislative approval, so that manufacturers of standardized exports must clearly identify the origin so that European citizens have the right to know the source of their products.

The report points out that the products covered by the proposal are mainly about textiles, shoes, furniture, medicine, tools and parts, such as screws and valves. European exports Consumer The final product used does not include semi-finished products and intermediate products, such as yarn and shuttle weaving in textile industry. Countries that import products do not include Turkey, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein.

　　 The report said that if the above proposal Both the Parliament and the Council of the European Union can be adopted, so it should be implemented in the year after the European Union formally announces the new regulation. In addition, the members added the penalty clause to the importer in violation of the above proposal, which is valid for five years from the date of its entry into force. The Council and the Council of the European Union will make a decision one year ahead of time whether the law is to be renewed or modified.