Newsletter 2017
Vol. 17, No. 4 - SCC Newsletter December 2017 / New Head of Biocides business unit, Endocrine disruption draft guidance and other regulatory topics
Date: 20 December 2017
REGULATORY NEWS
The final edition of the SCC Newsletter for the year 2017 introduces Ms. Martina Galler who has been appointed as the new Head of our Biocides business unit. The Newsletter deals also with a draft guidance document for identifying endocrine disruptors under EU legislation for pesticides and biocides. Furthermore, this edition of the SCC Newsletter comprises relevant articles about the regulation of agrochemicals / biopesticides and important news concerning chemicals/REACH and on topics in ecotoxicology.
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Vol. 17, No. 3 - SCC Newsletter November 2017 / Special Edition: CIR 2017 in Nice
Date: 10 November 2017
AGCHEM FORUM 2017
This special edition of the SCC Newsletter comprises some reports on the last CIR Conference in Nice (AgChem Forum) with a focus on regulatory issues. Please note that we upgraded our data base on active substances. You can also check our calendar to find out where you can meet with SCC experts. We would be pleased to have your feedback regarding the SCC Newsletter. Drop us an e-mail at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Vol. 17, No. 2 - SCC Newsletter August 2017 / New Head of Chemicals business unit, EU Minor Uses Coordination Facility, Endocrine disruption criteria and other regulatory topics
Date: 10 August 2017
REGULATORY NEWS
This edition of the Newsletter introduces Mr. Thomas Roth who has been appointed as the new Head of our Chemicals business unit. We are also very pleased to present a guest contribution about the European Union Minor Uses Coordination Facility written by Mr. Jeroen Meeussen (co-ordinator). Important progress has also been made regarding the future evaluation of plant protection products (PPP). EU Member States voted in favour of the recent proposal regarding criteria for identifying endocrine disruptors (ED) among PPPs. This issue also features a report on the latest BVL Applicants Conference in Braunschweig as well as other important news about agrochemicals/biostimulants, chemicals/REACH and regulatory science.
Some information on the recent European developments in politics (Brexit) is also given.
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Vol. 17, No. 1 - SCC Newsletter April 2017 / Regulatory issues: C&C Europe, REACH deadline 2018, Biocides workshop
Date: 18 April 2017
REGULATORY NEWS
This edition of the Newsletter refers to the recent European developments in politics (“Brexit”) and includes a report on the conference “Crops and Chemicals Europe 2017”. You may also refer directly to a comprehensive overview on low risk substances and the latest developments in efficacy assessment in agriculture presented during this event. Concerning the last REACH deadline 2018, the last call to pre-register your low volume chemicals ends on 31 May 2017. Regarding Biocides, do not miss the chance to take part in a free workshop on the preparation of dossiers according to BPR, offered by SCC in May. The SCC Newsletter contains more important news about agrochemicals/biostimulants and regulatory science. Furthermore, you can check out our calendar to find out where you can meet with SCC experts.
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