Procedures and administrative requirements to obtain and/or modify an authorisation for a plant protection product
Guides - Crop Protection
The table of phenological stages is based on the publication: Hack et al., 1992 in Growth stages of mono-and dicotyledonous plants, BBCH Monograh edited by Uwe Meier, 2001.
This table is for internal, non-commercial use only. Any other use is subject to the agreement of the author(s) of the above-mentioned publication.
An overview of the applicable fees as foreseen in the RD of November 13, 2011 concerning retributions and fees due to the Fund of Raw materials and product (published 29-11-11)
This document describes how most recent plant protection product application techniques may be used legally.
Authorisations in ornamentals are generally use extensions made by third parties (research stations, producers organizations, …), but authorisation holders are also invited to propose use extensions in ornamentals. This guidance indicates the points which should be taken into consideration when generating this type of dossier.
This guidance document on the dose expression for vertical crops contains all the information necessary for applicants of authorisations for plant protection products to calculate the dose per hectare leaf wall area (LWA).
A list of instructions for the renewal of active substances under Regulation (EU) No 1107/2009.
This guidance provides an overview of the requirements for environmental fate and behaviour for the authorisation of a plant protection product.
One of the prerequisites to authorize a plant protection product (PPP) is that potential residues in food and feed resulting from the intended use of the PPP are covered by EU Maximum Residue Limits (EU MRLs).
A detailed procedure for the evaluation of active substances with Belgium involved as Rapporteur Member State (RMS) or co-RMS
The European Commission has drafted a guidance document that describes the procedure for an application for a basic substance including the format, required documents, ...
A detailed overview of the data requirements and the required risk evaluations for ecotoxicology.
An overview of guidance documents available for the assessment of the physico-chemical characteristics of plant protection products, incl. information about the possibility to extrapolation packaging materials, the FAO and WHO specifications and the European guidance document on the validation of analytical methods.
National requirements applied in Belgium to an application for authorization of an adjuvant for agricultural use
Guidance document concerning the parallel trade of plant protection products
The basic spreadsheet for PEC values. Other spreadsheets (multiple application PEC calculator; first-order multiple application accumulation PEC) are available on the website of the Chemicals Regulation Directorate (CRD) from the United Kingdom.