Betekenis van:
packing case

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. in the case of a reference to ‘gross weight’, the aggregate weight of the goods and of all the packing materials and packing containers;
2. In the case of lots in retail packing, the weight of the incremental sample depends on the weight of the retail packing.
3. ‘In this particular case, the term “gross weight” shall be considered as the aggregate mass of the goods themselves with the immediate packing but excluding any further packing.’
4. in the case of a reference to ‘net weight’ or simply to ‘weight’ without qualification, the weight of the goods themselves without packing materials and packing containers of any kind.
5. The weight of the incremental sample shall be about 100 grams. In the case of lots in retail packing, the weight of the incremental sample depends on the weight of the retail packing.
6. In the case of lots in retail packings, the weight of the incremental sample depends on the weight of the retail packing.
7. In the case of lots in retail packings, the weight of the incremental sample shall depend on the weight of the retail packing.
8. In the case of lots in retail packing, the weight of the incremental sample shall depend on the weight of the retail packing and in case of very small lots (≤ 0,5 tonnes) the incremental samples shall have a weight as such that uniting the incremental samples results in an aggregate sample of at least 1 kg.
9. In the case of lots in retail packing, the weight of the incremental sample shall depend on the weight of the retail packing and in case of very small lots (≤ 0,5 tonnes) the incremental samples must have a weight as such that uniting the incremental samples results in an aggregate sample of at least 1 kg.
10. In the case of cheeses presented in immediate packing which also contain preserving liquid, in particular brine, the refund is granted on the net weight, less the weight of the liquid.
11. In the case of eggs, packing centres shall provide a guarantee that consignments originate from flocks that have been subjected to a microbiological test with negative results in accordance with Community legislation.
12. weight of the incremental sample shall be about 100 grams. In the case of lots in retail packing, the weight of the incremental sample shall depend on the weight of the retail packing and in case of very small lots (≤ 0,5 tonnes) the incremental samples shall have a weight as such that uniting the incremental samples results in an aggregate sample of at least 1 kg.
13. In the case of lots in retail packings, the weight of the incremental sample depends on the weight of the retail packing. In the case of retail packs of >100 grams, this will result in aggregate samples weighing more than 10 kg.
14. the number and/or weight of eggs delivered, by quality and weight grade, packing date in the case of grade B eggs or date of minimum durability in the case of grade A eggs, washed eggs and chilled eggs, and by purchaser, with the name and address of the latter.’;
15. The weight of the incremental sample shall be about 100 grams, unless otherwise defined in this part E of Annex I. In the case of lots in retail packings, the weight of the incremental sample depends on the weight of the retail packing. In the case of retail packs of >100 grams, this will result in aggregate samples weighing more than 10 kg.