Online Training: Regulatory Update 2024 for Agrochemicals - Webinar von Die Akademie Fresenius GmbH

In a compact format of an intensive morning session we shed light on recent regulatory topics and give helpful compliance tips. We will cover biostimulants, which are no longer considered as plant protection products, but now fall under the EU Fertiliser Regulation and REACH Regulation. We will outline the progress of PFAS and PFAS restrictions, which also affect pesticides. We will build on your knowledge about the Farm to Fork strategy, especially where the initiative stands before the 2024 election. You will also discover how the EU sanction framework will affect data sharing under the regulations on chemicals, especially the REACH Regulation but also the EU Plant Protection Regulation 1107/2009. Join us also for the latest update on copper and other active substances.

Highlight:

Different cases covering dual-use products: Biostimulants – which are no longer considered as plant protection products – but now fall under the EU Fertilisers Regulation and REACH PFAS restrictions, which also affect pesticides: To what extent it will be possible to ask for derogations under the upcoming PFAs restriction and on how PFAs restrictions will affect the industry and how the industry could benefit from derogations and exemptions (this would also apply to the PFAS in plant protection products) Updates on the Farm to Fork strategy – where does the initiative stands before the 2024 elections The EU sanction framework against Russia and how this affects data sharing under the regulations on chemicals (especially REACH but also the PPP Regulation:

• compliance programmes to allow task forces and consortia established for regulation purposes under different chemical regimes to comply with the EU sanctions on Russia.
• consortia, SIEFs and task forces (under REACH or other regulations) to comply with European Union sanctions and data sharing between chemical companies
• how European consortia should comply with EU sanctions when providing access to registrants under other jurisdictions (for instance in Turkey or South Korea)

New regulatory questions on copper and other active substances

Learning objectives

• Learn how PFAS restrictions will affect the industry, how industry could benefit from derogations and exemptions under the upcoming PFAS restrictions and to what extent it will be possible to ask for derogations of PFAS in both, in REACH chemicals and in plant protection products (PPP).
• Learn about the interplay between EU sanctions and regulations on chemicals, especially REACH but also the PPP Regulation. Learn how data sharing between chemical companies is affected by sanction schemes. Learn how task forces, SIEFs and consortia established for regulation purposes under different chemical regimes comply with EU sanctions on Russia and with EU sanctions when providing access to registrants under other jurisdiction.
• Learn about biostimulants and dual-use products that are no longer considered as plant protection products but now fall under REACH and the EU Fertilisers Regulation.
• Learn from an update on the Farm to Fork Strategy and where the initiative stands before the 2024 election.
• Learn about copper and other active substances

Who should attend this training?

Professionals in the fields of:

• Compliance management
• Regulatory affairs
• Registration and authorisation
• Product stewardship
• Product safety
• Environmental/sustainability management
• Chemical registration
• Business development

Sectors that should take part:

• Agrochemical industry
• Professional associations
• Consultancies