Real Decreto 226/2008, de 15 de febrero, por el que se regulan las condiciones de aplicación de la normativa comunitaria de comercialización de huevos. | BOE-A-2008-4208 — Spain law | Esheria

Real Decreto 226/2008, de 15 de febrero, por el que se regulan las condiciones de aplicación de la normativa comunitaria de comercialización de huevos.

This article sets specific rules for applying EU egg-marketing rules and excludes direct sales from the producer to final consumers from the decree, except for egg marking.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
BOE-A-2008-4208
Version
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Language
es
Updated
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administrative sanctions certificación certification comercialización de huevos competent authority consumer labeling control de conformidad controles e información economic planning egg labeling egg labeling compliance egg marketing egg marking egg packaging egg sales etiquetado facultativo farm establishment registration food industry food industry supply food marketing government notification health regulation inspection and coordination inspection reporting +15 more

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This article sets specific rules for applying EU egg-marketing rules and excludes direct sales from the producer to final consumers from the decree, except for egg marking. This article sets out definitions used for this Royal Decree, including local public market, competent authority, home delivery, and production region. Este artículo establece varias excepciones a la obligación de marcado de los huevos. Sets labeling and transport rules for egg cases, packaging, and eggs intended for the food industry. This article lets egg marketers use optional labels only if the information is objective and provable, and it sets conditions for specific extra claims.