Legislation News Archive
Latest Foresight news articles covering Plant Protection Products Regulation, curated for compliance and product stewardship teams.
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European Economic Area·Northern Ireland·Plant Protection Products Regulation·
The EU has approved Allium fistulosum as a plant protection substance for use as a bactericide in soil treatments.
European Economic Area·Northern Ireland·Plant Protection Products Regulation·
The EU extends the approval periods for 13 active substances used in plant protection until 2027, citing delays in risk assessment processes.
European Economic Area·Northern Ireland·Plant Protection Products Regulation·
EU enforces stricter limits on thiacloprid residues in food to protect consumers from potential health risks, effective May 2025.
European Economic Area·Northern Ireland·Plant Protection Products Regulation·
EU regulation denies caffeine approval as a plant protection agent, citing health and environmental safety risks. Future applications still permitted.
European Economic Area·Northern Ireland·Plant Protection Products Regulation·
The EU will not renew the approval of metribuzin due to safety concerns, requiring member states to withdraw authorisations by May 2025. Use Foresight.
European Economic Area·Northern Ireland·Plant Protection Products Regulation·
The EU will end approvals for fenpyrazamine and flumetralin in plant protection products by January 2025.
European Economic Area·Northern Ireland·Plant Protection Products Regulation·
The EU will cease approval of tritosulfuron by May 2025 due to unresolved safety evaluations. Authorisations will end, with a final phase-out by November 2025.
European Economic Area·Northern Ireland·Plant Protection Products Regulation·
The European Court of Justice overturned part of the EU Commission's non-renewal of mancozeb, citing reliance on outdated scientific data.
European Economic Area·Northern Ireland·Plant Protection Products Regulation·
Environmental groups challenge the European Commission's glyphosate renewal in court, citing procedural flaws and health risks.
European Economic Area·Northern Ireland·Plant Protection Products Regulation·
Eggshell powder not approved by EU for plant protection, citing health risks. Future applications with safer specs may gain approval.
European Economic Area·Northern Ireland·Plant Protection Products Regulation·
EU extends approval for acequinocyl, aluminium silicate, emamectin, pendimethalin, and more until 2026.
European Economic Area·Northern Ireland·Plant Protection Products Regulation·
EU renews folpet approval until 2039 with stricter regulations to protect aquatic life and ensure safety for workers and residents.
European Economic Area·Northern Ireland·Plant Protection Products Regulation·
EU renews metrafenone approval until 2039, ensuring safe crop protection while requiring further safety assessments for endocrine and genotoxic properties.
European Economic Area·Northern Ireland·Plant Protection Products Regulation·
Discover the European Commission's renewal of captan with new safety measures and restrictions for agricultural use.
European Economic Area·Northern Ireland·Biocidal Products Regulation (BPR)·
This strategy aims to advance chemical safety through science, collaboration, and knowledge, emphasising the protection of human health and the environment.
Northern Ireland·Plant Protection Products Regulation·
PPP holders in Northern Ireland are advised to check their authorisations against the updated EU MRLs to ensure compliance.
European Economic Area·Northern Ireland·Biocidal Products Regulation (BPR)·
2023 was also a year of strategic enhancement for ECHA.
European Economic Area·Northern Ireland·Plant Protection Products Regulation·
The renewed approval of metconazole will come into effect on 1 September 2024 and will be valid until 31 August 2031.
European Economic Area·Northern Ireland·Plant Protection Products Regulation·
The new regulation sets up a structured program for the gradual review of safeners and synergists already on the market.
European Economic Area·Northern Ireland·Plant Protection Products Regulation·
Recent scientific research suggested Dagonis and Pitcher might have endocrine-disrupting effects that could harm human health.
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