Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2001-12-11-Speech-2-233"
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"Question No 48 by Marit Paulsen ():
On 1 October 2001 the Danish food inspectorate began to have its reports put up in the 40 000 or so establishments in that country producing or selling food and drink to the public. The idea is that within a year all of them will be prominently displaying at least one report, clearly expressing the outcome of the official inspection in a label taking the form of one of four different facial expressions.
A broad smile for example will mean that no adverse comments were made after the most recent inspection, while a really cross face will show that the establishment was fined, reported to the police or had its permit withdrawn. It would be hard to find a better way of conveying clear consumer information.
Is the Commission aware of this new Danish system? If so, is it prepared to recommend other Member States to follow suit? If not, does it not feel that the system deserves closer study as a possible basis for future rules on the matter?"@en1
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"Subject: 'Smiling face' food quality label"1
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