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Commission v Italy (2003) : ウィキペディア英語版 | Commission v Italy (2003)
''Commission v Italy'' (2003) (C-14/00 ) is an EU law case, concerning the free movement of goods in the European Union. ==Facts== An Italian rule limited name ‘chocolate’ to products without vegetable fats. Those with vegetable fats, mainly British, Irish, and Danish chocolate, were made to label themselves ‘chocolate substitutes’. The Commission argued this breached Directive 73/241, passed under what is now article 115 TFEU, where article 1 said cocoa and chocolate products mean those in Annex 1, within minimum cocoa content to be described as chocolate. It also argued it infringed TFEU article 34, as the word ‘substitute’ devalued the good. Italy, under point 7(a) of the Annex said the free movement clause only applied to products without vegetable fats.
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