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The European Union (EU) Pesticide Renewal Monitor is a document that provides an overview of active ingredients that are currently undergoing or are scheduled for the periodic active ingredient renewal in the European Union and it is prepared based on publicly available information. It lists active ingredients that have expired or are expected to expire, at the time of publication. This is the Portuguese version. Click here for the Spanish version.

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The European Union (EU) Pesticide Renewal Monitor is a document that provides an overview of active ingredients that are currently undergoing or are scheduled for the periodic active ingredient renewal in the European Union and it is prepared based on publicly available information. It lists active ingredients that have expired or are expected to expire, at the time of publication. This is the Spanish version. Click here for the Portuguese version.

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The European Union (EU) Pesticide Renewal Monitor is a document that provides an overview of active ingredients that are currently undergoing or are scheduled for the periodic active ingredient renewal in the European Union and it is prepared based on publicly available information. It lists active ingredients that have expired or are expected to expire, at the time of publication. This is the French Version. Click here for the English version.

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The European Union (EU) Pesticide Renewal Monitor is a document that provides an overview of active ingredients that are currently undergoing or are scheduled for the periodic active ingredient renewal in the European Union and it is prepared based on publicly available information. It lists active ingredients that have expired or are expected to expire, at the time of publication. This is the English Version. Click here for the French version. 

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Key findings of a new 2022 study include:

The regulatory phase, the longest duration of the overall process, accounted for almost 40% (37.6%) of the total cost of commercialization and more importantly more than half (51.1%) of the time. This increase in time reflects an increase of almost 140% over the 2008-2012 study and an additional 40 months of lost commercial revenue for product developers.

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Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation in collaboration with Monitor Deloitte

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Institute for Economic and Social Development of Borders (IDESF)

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World Trade Organization Agreement Can Enhance Food Security, Support Farmers, and Enable Transition to Sustainable Food Systems

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Mexico’s proposed GM corn ban, expected to take effect in 2024, has the potential to increase the country’s food insecurity, add $4.4 billion to its corn import costs, and impose fundamental and costly changes on the U.S. and Canadian farming and grain handling sectors. This study finds the proposed ban will force North American grain handling systems into two streams (GM and non-GM corn), an approach that is costlier, disincentivizes innovation and subjects supply chains to greater volatility.

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Implementation of Mexico’s Presidential Decree banning genetically-modified (GM) corn will increase the country’s food insecurity, add $4.4 billion to its corn import costs, and impose unnecessary costly changes for US and Canadian farmers and a wide range of other industries.

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Building on a multi-year relationship, CropLife and WFO pledge to improve farmer representation in global policy debates.

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On the 31st of March 2022, CropLife International met virtually with over 50 delegates from government, FAO, WHO, and Codex to discuss how the setting of Codex MRLs for pesticides can be enhanced to meet the increasing demands put on the JMPR & CCPR. This increased demand has been magnified by the COVID pandemic; however, these challenges have been apparent to most of us who work with the JMPR/CCPR process for the last few years.  This workshop was built on eight meetings CropLife International held with various groups at the country or regional level held over the previous ten weeks.

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This document reflects a consensus of the views of members of the Biological Products Team (BPT) of CropLife International. The BPT recognizes that technologies and regulations are in continual flux and the document will evolve to reflect these changes.

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