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labeled

1. Carrying an identification of a recognized testing laboratory which certifies the results of appropriate fire tests conducted on essentially identical materials or construction, as a labeled door, labeled frame, or labeled window.

2. According to the NEC, materials or equipment carrying an identifying label, symbol, or other identifying mark of an organization that is acceptable to the authority having jurisdiction. The label indicates compliance with appropriate standards or performance in a specified manner.

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He's unhappy that his wines must be labeled "made with organic grapes" in America.

Organic grapes, organic wine: the harvest is bountiful, but the labeling controversy is still fermenting

public agrees with this decision--68% of respondents to a Gallup poll question want genetically modified foods to be labeled.

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Some regulations deal with what information needs to be included on labeled food, such as nutritional information.

Food labeling: competition is fierce and regulations are abundant when it comes to food. Labels offer brand owners a way to catch consumers' eyes and comply with requirements while providing product information

And all are now being challenged by a one-step approach that yields a fully labeled part directly from the tool.

In-mold labeling: catching on in North America: already a familiar sight on European store shelves, the eye-catching appeal of "IML" is gaining traction among North American injection molders. The latest tooling and automation designs can handle the higher volumes needed here

This act was created to ensure consumers that products labeled `organic' meet consistent standards.

What is an organic inspector?

Dave Rapaport, executive director of the Vermont Public Interest Research Group, notes that since labeling requirements vary state by state, consumers may find it difficult to find milk labeled rBGH free in the supermarket.

Doin' a body good?; studies link r-BGH-produced milk and increased cancer risk

What irks consumers most is that the FDA is not going to require genetically engineered foods to be labeled.