"normas de higiene" in English

We want to roll back bureaucracy and we want to maintain hygiene standards.

They can indeed, because we have no comparability between hospitals'standards of hygiene.

They can indeed, because we have no comparability between hospitals' standards of hygiene.

Hygiene regulations and on-the-spot checks should be the slogan of the hour.

In future, as now, everyone must comply with our food hygiene rules.

This is not about changing the current food hygiene rules.

The intention is, therefore, to enforce hygiene rules at all stages, from the farm to the table.

I would therefore like to remind you of the objectives that were envisaged when we put forward this recast of the hygiene rules.

I happen to believe that it is safer than other beef because we have got some of the highest hygiene standards in the world now.

Hygiene regulations governing animal feed production, and also regarding checks, need to be much tougher.

Hygiene standards prove that British beef is safe; the scientific evidence has proved that British beef is safe.

We have an obligation as legislators to create a legal framework that bolsters the confidence of our consumers in the food they buy and eat.

An appropriate way to deal with them is through the hygiene regulations per se and not in these additional monitoring provisions.

The market is being flooded with imports from other European countries which do not have the same hygiene standards as we have in the United Kingdom.

On the other hand, over-caution and excessively stringent regulation do not give us a cornucopia of foods which meet exemplary hygiene standards.

What inspection measures is the President-in-Office taking to ensure that EU hygiene standards are being met in imported poultry from third countries?

The producers of these products are not subject to the demanding regimes of EU operators in areas such as conservation and in areas such as hygiene standards.

Madam President, less than four weeks ago the Commission adopted a proposal for a regulation on health rules for animal by-products not intended for human consumption.

Since the hygiene regulations in Slovakia are far stricter than those in the 15 old Member States, it is necessary to harmonise the hygiene rules across the entire EU.

It is not the small-time poultry farmers who export to the European Union, but the large industrial plants, and their standards of hygiene must be equal to our own.