网页Authorisation of Plant Protection Products. Regulation (EC) No 1107/2009 is the legislation concerning the placing of plant protection products (PPPs) on the market in the European Union. PPPs (also referred to as 'pesticides') are products in the form in which they are …
contact网页 · There are various ways to obtain an authorisation for a new plant protection product. You will find a brief explanation for the possible procedures below. In this …
contact网页About the topic. Plant protection products are widely used in agriculture to protect the growth of crops and eradicate pests. They are strictly regulated in the EU. This scientific opinion …
contact网页 · Dictated by Article 43 of Regulation No 1107/2009, renewal of authorisation involves preparation of an extensive dossier concerning the product and its use. For …
contact网页Nederlands. The task of the Dutch Board for the Authorisation of Plant Protection Products and Biocides (Ctgb) is to assess whether plant protection products and biocidal products …
contact网页 · Plant protection products must obtain authorisation before they can be placed on the market, on the basis of a scientific assessment whose criteria are laid down in …
contact网页Authorisation of plant protection products following inclusion of an existing active substance - 15 July 2011; Intra & inter-zonal work-sharing to facilitate the registration and re …
contact网页A. INTRODUCTION. 1. The principles developed in this Annex aim to ensure that evaluations and decisions with regard to authorisation of plant protection products, …
contact网页The Commission adopted four legal acts which simplify the process of approval and authorisation of biological plant protection products which contain micro-organisms.The …
contact网页About the topic. Plant protection products are widely used in agriculture to protect the growth of crops and eradicate pests. They are strictly regulated in the EU. This scientific opinion provides advice on how to improve and adapt the approval and authorisation process for plant protection products. The recommendations informed the revision ...
contact网页Authorisation of plant protection products. In Sweden the Swedish Chemicals Agency evaluates and decides on the authorisations of plant protection products in accordance with the EU Plant Protection Products Regulation. A plant protection product can only be authorised if an application has been submitted to our agency.
contact网页Nederlands. The task of the Dutch Board for the Authorisation of Plant Protection Products and Biocides (Ctgb) is to assess whether plant protection products and biocidal products are safe for humans, animals and the environment before these products can be sold and used in the Netherlands.
contact网页 · We contribute to making sure that foodstuffs in Germany are safe. To this end, we co-ordinate control programmes on foodstuffs traded, also on the internet. Further, we authorise plant protection products, veterinary drugs, and genetically modified organisms – provided they are harmless to the health of humans, animals, and the environment.
contact网页 · The Annex of Regulation (EU) No 546/2011 is divided into 2 parts, part one is dealing with the Uniform Principles for evaluation and authorisation of chemical plant protection products, whereas ...
contact网页6. Uniform principles for evaluation and authorisation of plant protection products shall contain the requirements set out in Annex VI to Directive 91/414/EEC and shall be laid down in Regulations adopted in accordance with the advisory procedure referred to in Article 79(2) without any substantial modifications.
contact网页 · It believes that products containing epoxiconazole need to be withdrawn from the market, and has notified the marketing authorisation holders of its intention. Epoxiconazole is a fungicidal active substance used on a large amount of the land cultivated in France, mainly to treat the aerial parts of plants such as cereals and beets, in order to ...
contact网页 · From 1 January 2023, an accelerated application procedure for extending an authorisation with minor uses is possible for low-risk products (plant protection). By offering this procedure, the Ctgb is responding to a recent motion adopted by the Dutch Lower House of parliament calling for increased availability of these products. The accelerated …
contact网页At Kerona Scientific’s virtual Dublin Plant Protection Symposium in November 2022, Ian Wheals, Head of Regulatory Policy at Syngenta, shared his experiences with European Registration of Plant Protection Products. Ian began with an overview of the farm-to-fork strategy and the REFIT report on PPP Regulation. He reiterated the unrealistic objective …
contact网页2 天前 · For Plant Protection Products (PPPs) containing these active substances, Member States are required, when assessing an application for authorisation, to evaluate if these PPPs can be replaced (substituted) by other adequate solutions (chemical or non-chemical). Proposals should target one or more pesticides candidates for substitution in the EU ...
contact网页 · There are various ways to obtain an authorisation for a new plant protection product. You will find a brief explanation for the possible procedures below. In this section, the authorisation procedure for plant protection products is covered. These products contain active substances which are approved at the European level. Read more about the …
contact网页 · Plant protection products may only be used if they have been authorised. In Germany, the legal basis for the authorisation of plant protection products is Regulation (EC) No. 1107/2009 and the Plant …
contact网页 · Plant protection products: extension of authorisation for minor use. Authorised uses on plant protection product labels ('on-label' authorisations) do not cover every pest or crop combination, particularly for crops that are grown on a comparatively small scale in Great Britain and Northern Ireland. If economically damaging levels of pests ...
contact网页Since plant protection products (PPPs) may contain hazardous substances, their placing on the market and use are supervised. Active substances in PPPs are approved by the European Commission at the EU level. ... The transfer of PPPs across Member State borders is not permitted without an official authorisation from a competent authority. In ...
contact网页6. Uniform principles for evaluation and authorisation of plant protection products shall contain the requirements set out in Annex VI to Directive 91/414/EEC and shall be laid down in Regulations adopted in accordance with the advisory procedure referred to in Article 79(2) without any substantial modifications.
contact网页 · In the following answer to a Member of the EU Parliament, the EU Commission did a useful recap of the applicable regime in the sector, quoting an ever useful guidance from 2014 about zonal evaluation and mutual recognition under of plant protection products under Regulation (EC) No 1107/2009.. Question for written answer to the Commission …
contact网页 · Objectives. This Regulation lays down rules for the authorisation, placing on the market, use and control of plant protection products. in order to ensure a high level protection of both human health and the environment, and. to improve the functioning of the internal market and agricultural production through the harmonisation of these rules.
contact网页 · From 1 January 2023, an accelerated application procedure for extending an authorisation with minor uses is possible for low-risk products (plant protection). By offering this procedure, the Ctgb is responding to a recent motion adopted by the Dutch Lower House of parliament calling for increased availability of these products. The accelerated …
contact网页 · The efficacy of plant protection products is verified in the context of the authorisation procedure according to EPPO guidelines (EPPO: European and Mediterranean Plant Protection Organization). Similarly, under current EU -legislation, the design, analysis, conduct and reporting of efficacy trials must be in accordance with the EPPO standards ...
contact网页At Kerona Scientific’s virtual Dublin Plant Protection Symposium in November 2022, Ian Wheals, Head of Regulatory Policy at Syngenta, shared his experiences with European Registration of Plant Protection Products. Ian began with an overview of the farm-to-fork strategy and the REFIT report on PPP Regulation. He reiterated the unrealistic objective …
contact网页 · There are various ways to obtain an authorisation for a new plant protection product. You will find a brief explanation for the possible procedures below. In this section, the authorisation procedure for plant protection products is covered. These products contain active substances which are approved at the European level. Read more about the …
contact网页Authorisation plant protection products. Plant protection products are chemical or biological substances used to protect plants and plant products against fungi, pests and competing plants. A plant protection product contains one or more active substances in addition to other ingredients such as co-formulants.
contact网页SAPEA (Science Advice for Policy by European Academies) has published its third Evidence Review Report titled Improving authorisation processes for plant protection products in Europe: a scientific perspective on the assessment of potential risks to human health. The report examines the methods and procedures for assessing potential harmful ...
contact网页 · Authorisation for plant protection products is subject to regulations and provisions different from those used for authorisation for human pharmaceuticals. According to Article 5 of the Regulation on Authorisation and Placement on Market of Plant Protection Products, all firms applying to the Ministry for an authorisation for plant protection ...
contact网页 · As part of the authorisation process of plant protection products, documents on efficacy and phytotoxicity, among other things, must be submitted by the applicant. Such studies can only be considered in the authorisations process if they have been conducted by official or officially recognised testing facilities. The recognition of testing ...
contact网页The authorisation of a plant protection product is granted for a maximum period of 10 years. An extension of the approval is only possible after a new comprehensive evaluation according to the current state of scientific knowledge and technology. Regulation (EC) 1107/2009 on the placing of plant protection products on the market lays down ...
contact网页 · In addition, HSE has recently developed detailed guidance on how to apply the toxicology data requirements for the authorisation of plant protection products (PDF), in line with the provisions of Article 62 of Regulation (EC) No.1107/2009 on minimising animal testing when unnecessary. All toxicological studies should be conducted according to ...
contact网页Plant protection products (PPP) are mixtures used specifically for crop protection. The European Regulation (EC) 1107/2009 regulates the placing on the market of these products (for definition of PPP see Article 2). For …
contact网页At Kerona Scientific’s virtual Dublin Plant Protection Symposium in November 2022, Ian Wheals, Head of Regulatory Policy at Syngenta, shared his experiences with European Registration of Plant Protection Products. Ian began with an overview of the farm-to-fork strategy and the REFIT report on PPP Regulation. He reiterated the unrealistic objective …
contact网页 · From 1 January 2023, an accelerated application procedure for extending an authorisation with minor uses is possible for low-risk products (plant protection). By offering this procedure, the Ctgb is responding to a recent motion adopted by the Dutch Lower House of parliament calling for increased availability of these products. The accelerated …
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