More detailed, clearer food labelling, checking the quality and provenance of organs for transplant, the financial crisis and energy security: these are the topics that will keep MEPs busy during a week of intensive committee meetings.

Next week's topics

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A mini supermarket revolution   is in the offing.

On Tuesday MEPs   will discuss food labelling.

More and clearer information.   What might the new labels look like?

It should be on the front of packets.   Other data should be on the back.

We can add data on trans fat content for   example - I've asked for this in my report.

But we can't put everything   as too much data is confusing.

Some 8,000 to 16,000 Europeans   waiting for heart, liver or lung transplants

No EU laws exist to assure the safety   and quality of human organ donation.

The public health committee will vote   on a report that might change this.

Member States have to install the   best systems and national programmes

to improve organ quality,   safety and traceability.

We also have to fight   under-the-table traffic of organs.

On Wednesday the crisis   will again be at the heart of debate.

the possible creation of   a European monetary fund

with Dominique Strauss-Kahn,   head of the International Monetary Fund.

Thursday will in part be devoted to   the security of energy supplies.

On Wednesday and Thursday,   the EP president

They'll be working visits   rather than courtesy calls

in light of the EP's increased powers   given by the Lisbon Treaty.