EU Commission Renews Approval for Hydrolysed Proteins as Low-Risk Active Substance
Hydrolysed proteins are integral to the EU's integrated pest management strategies.
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EU Postpones Expiry Date for Indoxacarb's Biocidal Use to 2026
The latest postponement to 31 December 2026, addresses unforeseen challenges in the evaluation.
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EPA Announces Critical Updates on Streptomycin Usage
The EPA issued a Notice of Use Termination and an Existing Stocks Order for Time-Limited Use on Citrus Crop Group 10-10 for these products.
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EU Moves to Align Fertilising Products' Biodegradability Criteria with REACH Microplastics Restrictions
By tightening biodegradability standards for fertilising products, the EU aims to set a precedent in reducing the release of harmful materials into our ecosystems.
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EU Commission Advances REACH Defence Dialogue
The strategy will improve EDA initiatives to address REACH issues, safeguarding defence innovation and readiness by early risk mitigation.
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CJEU Mandates Free Access to Harmonized Standards for REACH
The European Commission is now mandated to facilitate access to these requested harmonized standards.
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EPA Publishes Updated Risk Assessment for Malathion Highlighting No Human Health Risks
Malathion serves a critical role in agriculture and public health, targeting pests on a variety of plants and controlling mosquito populations.
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EU Postpones Expiry Date for Rodenticide Approvals Amidst Comprehensive Evaluation
Originally due to expire on 30 June 2024, the approvals have been postponed to allow for a comprehensive review.
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EPA Seeks Public Input on Formaldehyde Risk Evaluation Peer Reviewers
The public is encouraged to submit their comments and feedback on these candidates by 14 March 2024.
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EPA Seeks Experts for Critical Review of Phthalates Risk Evaluations
Both chemicals, commonly used as plasticizers in PVC, have similar physical properties and potential human and environmental exposure risks.
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Urgent Deadlines Approaching for Active Substance Submissions and Renewals in GB
These submissions are crucial for maintaining the marketability and use of certain biocidal products within Great Britain.
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EPA Takes Action Against New England Companies for Pesticide Reporting Violations
The fines are as follows: Seaman Paper Company is fined $1,400, Ferti Technologies CT Corp $1,000, and Exoban, LLC $500.
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HSE Publishes 2023 Achievements in REACH Registration Dossier Evaluations and the 3Rs
The report indicated that 53 valid dossiers for novel substances were submitted, with compliance checks completed on 29 (55%) by the end of the year.
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European Commission Announces Public Hearing on Phthalates in Medical Devices
Interested participants are required to register by the 17 March, 2024, with the event operating on a first-come, first-served basis due to limited space.
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EPA Seeks Penalties for Unlawful Pesticide Sales in St. Louis
The EPA filed a complaint seeking $149,659 in civil penalties from Tommy Wilson for selling pesticides.
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ECCA Challenges General Court's Decision on Plant Protection Products
The challenge is based on several legal grounds, highlighting perceived misinterpretations and procedural errors in the original judgment.
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EU General Court Upholds Cypermethrin Approval Amid Environmental Concerns
Since 2006, the EU-approved insecticide cypermethrin faces PAN Europe's challenge over EFSA's concerns for bees and aquatic life.
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Legal Challenge Against EU Commission Over Abamectin Approval
PAN Europe argues that the Commission's decision violates the EU's precautionary principle.
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RAC and SEAC Opinion on Creosote and Related Substances Published
The proposed restrictions are scheduled to take effect 12 months after their formal adoption.
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ECHA Publishes Screening Report on Diglyme
The report suggests no current risk from Diglyme in articles as it's unlikely present in cars, electronics, or plastics.
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