Traduction de «Notes pour l'échange des données commerciales » (Français → Anglais) :

Guidelines for trade data interchange

paperless trading | trade data exchange | TDX [Abbr.]

United Nations Trade Data Interchange Directory | UNTDID [Abbr.]

Uniform Rules of Conduct for the Interchange of Trade Data by Teletransmission | UNCID [Abbr.]

Exchange of notes constituting an agreement concerning the exchange of cut flowers on a commercial basis

Trade Data Interchange Directory

Notes the setting up of SCI national platforms of organisations and businesses in the food supply chain to encourage dialogue between the parties, promote the introduction and exchange of fair trading practices and seek to put an end to UTPs, but wonders whether they are really effective; points out, however, that some national platforms have not delivered on these objectives and that, as in the case of Finland, farmers have abandoned the platform; proposes that Member States be encouraged and given incentives to take further action, using suitable instruments, on any compl ...[+++]aints or non-conformities reported by these national platforms.

The Agency shall make its commercially non-sensitive trade database available for scientific purposes, subject to confidentiality requirements.

65. Acknowledges that cross-border crime is on the increase in the EU and underlines, therefore, the importance of sufficient funding for agencies working in the area of law enforcement cooperation; believes that the current ‘landscape’ of the different instruments, channels and tools for European law enforcement information exchange is complicated and scattered, leading to inefficient use of the instruments available and to inadequate democratic oversight and accountability at EU level; calls for a future-oriented vision of how to shape and optimise law enforcement data-sharing in the EU while guaranteeing fundamental rights, includin ...[+++]g a robust level of data protection; notes the need to boost law enforcement authorities’ confidence in one another so as to step up the exchange of information;

66. Acknowledges that cross-border crime is on the increase in the EU and underlines, therefore, the importance of sufficient funding for agencies working in the area of law enforcement cooperation; believes that the current ‘landscape’ of the different instruments, channels and tools for European law enforcement information exchange is complicated and scattered, leading to inefficient use of the instruments available and to inadequate democratic oversight and accountability at EU level; calls for a future-oriented vision of how to shape and optimise law enforcement data-sharing in the EU while guaranteeing fundamental rights, includin ...[+++]g a robust level of data protection; notes the need to boost law enforcement authorities’ confidence in one another so as to step up the exchange of information;