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Managing Director at Akademie Fresenius

German competent authorities lodge constitutional complaint against mutual recognition of plant protection products. German competent authorities have taken an unusual approach this week: in their view, too often plant protection products are placed on the market for which the German authorities have safety concerns. The principle of mutual recognition within the EU makes this possible: as soon as a member state grants authorisation for a plant protection product, the other member states must also recognise the authorisation. With the constitutional complaint, the German authorities want to ensure that the European Court of Justice deals with the question of the admissibility of mutual recognition. The legal process of a constitutional complaint is unusual, but also shows that Europe is still a long way from general standards in the safety assessment of pesticides. The Akademie Fresenius online seminar "Regulatory Update 2024 for Agrochemicals" on 21 March 2024 is the perfect place to get an overview of current legal developments for the pesticide industry: https://lnkd.in/egeSPnrq

Mikko Hofsommer

CEO GfL Berlin | Fruit Juices, related products & Beverages | Analysis and Consultancy

9mo

The question one should be asking: "What testing and risk assessment (also in Germany) is there on the formulations respectively the additives?" #PFAS #MOSH ect. it is an exploding pharmacy (with very little attention) 🤔

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