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The task of the Dutch Board for the Authorisation of Plant Protection Products and Biocides (Ctgb) is to assess whether plant protection products and biocidal products are safe for humans, animals and the environment before these products can be sold and used in the Netherlands.

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Check whether your authorisation is ready for publication in the ECHA biocidal product database

17-09-2018 | 17:19

Authorisation holders are responsible for providing information about their biocidal products, such as characteristics (risks), ...

Legal conditions for use have now been adapted to the EU prohibition of outdoor use of neonicotinoids

17-09-2018 | 16:39

With its decrees in early September, the Ctgb has implemented the EU decision to limit the authorised use of the neonicotinoids ...

Possible consequences of delayed payment in case of renewal applications

13-09-2018 | 16:52

Ctgb uses the term formal registration date when both the application with essential submission documents and the application fee ...

Acceptance of national and Union authorisation applications

21-08-2018 | 16:34

The Ctgb receives many requests (notifications) to act as evaluating Competent Authority (eCA) for EU national applications and ...

Product to control Pepino mosaic virus is authorised

03-07-2018 | 14:55

During its June meeting, the Board for the Authorization of Plant Protection Products and Biocides (Ctgb) decided to authorise a ...

Europe agrees to first Union authorisations of biocides reviewed by the Ctgb

04-06-2018 | 16:18

Since 30 May, the first authorisations of biocidal product families have been granted for the whole of the European Union. The ...
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