Pesticide applications made after the product is authorised
Includes product changes, EAMU.
- Overview[1]
- Emergency authorisation to use, sell, supply or store a pesticide product[2]
- Emergency authorisation of a pesticide product: Article 53[3]
- The Expert Committee on Pesticides guidance on emergency authorisations[4]
- What to do when you receive your emergency authorisation (Article 53) notice[5]
- Renewal of pesticide product authorisation[6]
- Technical specifications: renewal of a pesticide product authorisation[7]
- Active substance renewal: effect on pesticide product authorisation[8]
- How to add undersown crops to your pesticide product label[9]
Product changes
- Apply for a new use for your pesticide product[10]
- Changing your pesticide product formulation or manufacturing site[11]
- Apply to change the packaging of your pesticide product[12]
- Apply to change the label on your pesticide product[13]
- Apply to change your pesticide product name, authorisation holder or marketing company[14]
- Apply to change a pesticide product: changes identical to those considered for another product[15]
- Apply to commercially withdraw your pesticide product or an authorised use[16]
- Meet data requirements for continuing pesticide product authorisation[17]
- Apply to extend the pesticide product expiry date: outstanding data[18]
- Renewal of trials permits[19]
- Apply for a new use for your pesticide product based on authorisation via article 40 (Northern Ireland only)[20]
EAMU
- Introduction to extension of authorisation for minor use: pesticide products[21]
- EAMU and the change or withdrawal of pesticide product authorisation[22]
- Apply for an extension of authorisation for minor use (EAMU)[23]
- Supporting information for extension of authorisation for minor use of pesticide products[24]