Auxilife Newsletter
Danish EPA Issues Updated Guidance on Pesticide and Authorization
January 27, 2026NewsletterBiocide Regulations,Danish EPA,Environmental Protection Agency Denmark,Pesticide Authorization 2026
An amendment to the guidelines pertaining to Regulation No. 951 of June 26, 2025 has been published by the Danish Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This most recent version of the Danish EPA Pesticide Guidance 2026, which was released on January 12, 2026, is an essential...
Read MoreSafety First: Poland Bans Imported Foods with Dangerous Pesticide Residues
Poland Bans Imported Foods with Dangerous Pesticide Residues: On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Grüne Woche (International Green Week), Polish Minister of Agriculture Stefan Krajewski announced a significant step to safeguard the local food market. The Polish government is working on a rule...
Read MoreBrazil: New Anvisa Initiative Targets Pesticide Safety for Rural Workers and Bystanders
December 30, 2025NewsletterAnvisa,Anvisa Risk Assessment Portal,risk assessment of pesticide exposure
The National Health Surveillance Agency (Anvisa) has formally developed an Anvisa Risk Assessment Portal, which is a specialized online site for the risk assessment of pesticide exposure, which is a significant step toward improving rural public health and regulatory transparency. The initiative’s aim is to give operators...
Read MoreDenmark to Implement Revised Pesticide Logging Rules on January 1, 2026
December 29, 2025NewsletterDanish Environmental Protection Agency,Denmark pesticide regulations,Denmark spraying log requirements
New Requirements for – Denmark pesticide spraying records 2026 On January 1, 2026, the revised Executive Order on Spraying Records and related regulations will take effect. The existing regulations requiring professional pesticide users to maintain a spraying log and submit spraying log data to the Danish Environmental Protection Agency...
Read MoreSouth Africa moves to ban deadly “Street Pesticide” Terbufos
South Africa Terbufos Ban: Minister of Agriculture John Steenhuisen has formally issued a notice of intent to ban the use, sale, and purchase of the very hazardous agricultural pesticide Terbufos in an effort to safeguard human health and safety. On December 31, 2025, the prohibition...
Read More“One Substance, One Assessment” Principle: B-risk tool for Biocides Standardizes Bee Risk
December 4, 2025NewsletterB-risk for biocides,Bee risk assessment,ECHA 2024 Bee Guidance,EFSA B-risk tool,EFSA R4EU platform
A significant step forward in the preservation of bee health and biodiversity has been announced with the launch of the B-risk for biocides online tool. This new resource is intended to assist businesses, scientists, and authorities in evaluating the hazards that biocidal agents represent to bees. It...
Read MoreIndia’s CIB&RC Alerts Stakeholders on Lebanon’s Oxamyl Ban
The Central Insecticides Board and Registration Committee (CIB&RC) of the Directorate of Plant Protection, Quarantine & Storage (DPPQS) has released a public notice about the Republic of Lebanon’s ban on the registration and import of pesticides that contain the active ingredient Oxamyl. Key Announcement –...
Read MoreAPVMA Updates Timelines for Key Chemical Reconsideration Decisions
November 27, 2025NewsletterAPVMA chemical reconsideration,APVMA news,APVMA paraquat volatility study,APVMA timelines 2025
The Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) has announced amended timetables for the final judgments on three major chemical reconsiderations, postponing two until 2026. Anticoagulant Rodenticides Decision Expected by Year’s End APVMA updates timelines for key chemical reconsideration decisions on anticoagulant rodenticides is now...
Read MoreAPVMA Suspends Dimethoate Use on Berries Due to Increased Consumption
November 18, 2025NewsletterAgrochemical Compliance,APVMA,Berry Safety Australia,Dimethoate Regulation,Food Safety Standards
In a precautionary decision, APVMA suspends dimethoate use on berries, announcing that products containing dimethoate can no longer be used on blueberries, raspberries, or blackberries. The final decision of is a precautionary step based on revised dietary exposure data and comes after a public comment...
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