Illegal PPP for growers from October

The use of seven Plant Protection Products (PPP) will become illegal from October 31, 2020

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10 September 2020

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine’s (DAFM) Pesticide Registration and Control Division (PRCD), informs the trade on Plant Protection Products (PPP) which have had their registrations revoked or expired, rendering their use illegal.

PPP for which registrations have expired, or have been, or will be, revoked, and the use of which have become illegal from 31 October, 2020.

Product name	Company name	PCS No	Substance	Registration expiry date	Product use illegal from
Allegro Plus	BASF plc	02371	Epoxiconazole Fenpropimorph Kresoxim Methyl	30/04/2019	31/10/2020
Capalo	BASF plc	02718	Epoxiconazole Fenpropimorph Metrafenone	30/04/2019	31/10/2020
Corbel	BASF plc	90438	Fenpropimorph	30/04/2019	31/10/2020
Diamant	BASF plc	01981	Epoxiconazole Fenpropimorph Pyraclostrobin	30/04/2019	31/10/2020
Jenton	BASF plc	02172	Fenpropimorph Pyraclostrobin	30/04/2019	31/10/2020
Opus Team	BASF plc	01003	Epoxiconazole Fenpropimorph	30/04/2019	31/10/2020

Tocata	BASF plc	03301	Epoxiconazole Fenpropimorph Metrafenone	30/04/2019	31/10/2020

For the full list of PPP that the use of which will, or already has, become illegal in 2020, click here.

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