Just one Plant Protection Product will become illegal in October

DAFM Pesticide Registration and Control Division informs the trade on PPP which have had their registrations revoked or expired, rendering their use illegal

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31 August 2023

The use of just one Plant Protection Products (PPP) will become illegal from October 2023.

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 will become illegal during October 2023:

Talisma UL

Arysta LifeScience Benelux SPRL

05997

30/04/2022

31/10/2023

Cypermethrin

Emesto Prime DS is a tuber treatment for control of Rhizoctonia solani and black scurf in potatoes.

For the full list of PPP that the use of which will become illegal in 2023, click here.

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