Traduction de «extension de gamme » (Français → Anglais) :

line extension

extension of the ranges of use

line extension [ line streching | product line extension | product line streching ]

canned and bottled food | cook-chill product | frozen food | loose,unprocessed food | ready-prepared fresh fruit and vegetable

progressive proofs | progs | progressive colour proof | progressives

expansion of the product mix

fast casual food

Subependymal haemorrhage with both intraventricular and intracerebral extension

In 2004 innovation essentially consisted of new-to-the-world products and range extensions (e.g. new flavour), whereas in 2012, roughly a third of all innovations merely concerned the packaging of a product.

Widening the scope of measures by: extending eligible beneficiaries to include producer organisations; extending the range of products, particularly to processed agri-food products, such as, for example, bread, pasta or chocolate; allowing to specify the origin of products and their brands, within certain limits; Simplifying administrative procedures, with the assessment and selection of programmes henceforth taking place in one phase at the Commission, rather than in two phases as is currently the case (first Member State and then ...[+++] the European Commission) Facilitating management of multi-country programmes developed jointly by organisations from several Member States via a one-stop shop at the Commission (via the CHAFEA executive agency).

50. Deplores the fact that no action on roaming charges is envisaged in the Commission's Communication on the Single Market Act, despite the tangible nature of such measures and the high expectations of citizens in this area; urges the Commission to propose an extension of the existing roaming regulation both in time - to June 2015 - and in scope, introducing retail price caps for data roaming; takes the view that, in order to achieve the digital agenda goals, this initiative should be included in the scope of the Single Market Act; calls on the telecommunications sector to promote a business model based on flat-rate charges for data ...[+++]transmission, voice messaging and text message roaming throughout the EU;

49. Deplores the fact that no action on roaming charges is envisaged in the Commission's Communication on the Single Market Act, despite the tangible nature of such measures and the high expectations of citizens in this area; urges the Commission to propose an extension of the existing roaming regulation both in time - to June 2015 - and in scope, introducing retail price caps for data roaming; takes the view that, in order to achieve the digital agenda goals, this initiative should be included in the scope of the Single Market Act; calls on the telecommunications sector to promote a business model based on flat-rate charges for data ...[+++]transmission, voice messaging and text message roaming throughout the EU;