Vertaling van "information content " (Nederlands → Frans) :

A European regulation that has entered into force on 1 July 2004 stipulates that, in order to inform the consumer of possible health risks, the labelling of beverages that contain caffeine in a proportion in excess of 150 mg/l should contain the mention “high caffeine content” followed by the caffeine content expressed in mg/100 ml in the same field of vision as the name under which the product is sold (Directive 2002/67/EC).
Enfin, une réglementation européenne, entrée en vigueur au 1er juillet 2004, stipule que l’étiquetage de boissons contenant plus de 150 mg de caféine par litre doit comporter la mention « teneur élevée en caféine » et la mention de sa quantité (en mg/100 ml) dans le même champ de vision du produit afin d’avertir le consommateur des risques possibles pour la santé (Directive 2002/67/CE).

In this context the FAMHP supports provision of pharmacotherapeutic information to care providers and has concluded partnerships with independent organisations providing objective information about medicines (for instance the Belgian Centre for Pharmacotherapeutic Information – BCFI-CBIP and Project Farmaka, not-for-profit organisations). This process needs to take into consideration the expectations of healthcare professionals in terms of information content on the one hand, and the ease of access and consultation of the data on the other.
In this context the FAMHP supports provision of pharmacotherapeutic information to care providers and has concluded partnerships with independent organisations providing objective information about medicines (for instance the Belgian Centre for Pharmacotherapeutic Information – BCFI-CBIP and Project Farmaka, not-for-profit organisations). This process needs to take into consideration the expectations of healthcare professionals in terms of information content on the one hand, and the ease of access and consultation of the data on the other.