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APVMA to Impose Strict New Controls on Fenitrothion Insecticide
In the interest of worker safety, animal welfare, the environment, and commerce, the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) has issued a final regulatory decision to place extensive new limits on the pesticide fenitrothion. Fenitrothion’s active ingredients, chemical products, and labeling have all been...
Read MoreIndia’s Ministry of Agriculture Notifies New Specs for Bio-Stimulants Under FCO
Numerous new biostimulant products have been approved by the Indian government, resulting in an abundance of innovations. The Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare has formally approved several products in a series of back-to-back FCO Amendments for Bio-Stimulants, which have greatly benefited farmers and the...
Read MoreAnvisa Upholds Ban on Carbendazim, Citing Public Health Protection
The Brazilian Health Regulatory Agency (Anvisa) has publicly declared that the 2022 ban on the pesticide active ingredient carbendazim was a successful and beneficial policy. Anvisa’s Collegiate Board accepted the Regulatory Result Assessment Report (ARR) of RDC 739/2022, prohibiting the use of carbendazim throughout the...
Read MoreDenmark PFAS Ban in Clothing and Footwear Effective 2026
In a significant move to protect its citizens and the environment, Denmark has announced a national ban on the use of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) in clothing, footwear, and certain consumer impregnation agents. This proactive measure positions Denmark at the forefront of European efforts...
Read MoreCtgb Rolls Out Improved DROPLET Model for Pesticide Drinking Water Assessment
The Ctgb (Board for the Authorisation of Plant Protection Products and Biocides) has issued a DROPLET model update, which evaluates whether active chemicals in plant protection products exceed drinking water standards (0.1 μg/L). Key updates in DROPLET 1.4.2: Corrected calculation mistake in version 1.3.2 for...
Read MoreNew Labeling Requirements for Plant Protection Products to Combat Resistance
July 18, 2025NewsletterBelgium plant protection,HRAC FRAC IRAC resistance codes,pest resistance management,product labeling requirements
Belgian authorities have taken an important step towards sustainable agriculture by introducing Belgium plant protection product labeling requirements. An agreement has been achieved under the Federal Reduction Plan to improve plant protection product labelling. This new effort requires that resistance codes and product nature be...
Read MoreEU Commission Moves to Simplify Chemical Product Regulations
July 15, 2025NewsletterEU Chemical Regulation Simplification 2025,EU Cosmetic Products Regulation changes,EU Fertilising Products Regulation 2025
A comprehensive set of proposals are revealed by the European Commission with the goal of greatly streamlining regulatory requirements and processes for a variety of chemical goods, such as fertiliser, cosmetics, and hazardous chemicals. The action of the EU Chemical Regulation Simplification 2025, which is...
Read MoreOECD Announces Comprehensive Updates to Chemical Testing Guidelines, Strengthening Environmental Protection and Animal Welfare
June 27, 2025NewsletterOECD Chemical Testing Guidelines 2025,OECD Test Guidelines Update,Test Guideline No. 254
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) today announced the publishing of new and updated Test Guidelines, a significant step towards improving chemical testing techniques worldwide. OECD Chemical Testing Guidelines 2025 updates which are available in both English and French, demonstrate the OECD’s commitment...
Read MoreAPVMA Tightens Application Requirements for Item 6 and 7 Product Registrations
The Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) has issued an amendment to its application standards for Item 6 and Item 7 applications, which include the registration of new chemical products that are “closely similar” to existing reference products. These APVMA Item 6 and 7...
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