Council Regulation (EEC) No 2136/89 of 21 June 1989 laying down common marketing standards for preserved sardines
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Article 7a
1. Without prejudice to Directive 2000/13/EC, preserved sardine-type products may be marketed in the Community under a trade description consisting of the word ‘sardines’ joined together with the scientific name of the species and the geographic area where the species was caught. 2. Wherever the trade description provided for in paragraph 1 is marked on the container of a preserved sardine-type product, it shall be displayed in a clear and distinct manner. 3. The scientific name shall include in all cases the generic and the specific Latin names. 4. The geographic area shall be indicated by one of the names listed in the first column of the Annex, taking into account the corresponding area identification provided for in the second column of the Annex. 5. Only one species shall be marketed under a single trade description.
Article 7a
1. Without prejudice to Directive 2000/13/EC, preserved sardine-type products may be marketed in the Community under a trade description consisting of the word ‘sardines’ joined together with the scientific name of the species and the geographic area where the species was caught. 2. Wherever the trade description provided for in paragraph 1 is marked on the container of a preserved sardine-type product, it shall be displayed in a clear and distinct manner. 3. The scientific name shall include in all cases the generic and the specific Latin names. 4. The geographic area shall be indicated by one of the names listed in the first column of the Annex, taking into account the corresponding area identification provided for in the second column of the Annex. 5. Only one species shall be marketed under a single trade description.
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