'Active substances' diaporamas de présentation

Experience in preparation of technical dossier

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D.A. Model High School Phase IV

PHYSICS. D.A. Model High School Phase IV. Mrs. Naseem Tahir Class X March 2011- February 2012. _________PRESENTATION . ______ NUCLEAR PHYSICS.

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Surface Area, Volume and Density of Solids

Surface Area, Volume and Density of Solids. Catherine P. Leonida E 3 Teacher Summer Program Texas A&M University 2005 Faculty: Dr. Helen (Hong) Liang Dr. Sudeep Ingole . Objectives. To make polymers using non-toxic household materials.

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Hydrogen Peroxide vs Formalin technology

Hydrogen Peroxide vs Formalin technology. Steven Copping HM Specialist Inspector. National Motorcycle Museum. Aims. Decontamination Fumigation operations Formaldehyde Automated hydrogen peroxide systems Other technologies CoPI and New guidance. Decontamination. Definition

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MANUFACTURING OF API AND INTERMEDIATES

MANUFACTURING OF API AND INTERMEDIATES. Overview. Introduction Scope Responsibilities The Requirements General Considerations Prevention of Cross-Contamination Batch Manufacturing Records And the others (13 items). Introduction.

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Tim Wilkins Environmental Manager Regional Manager: Monaco, Italy, Greece, Cyprus, Croatia. Israel and Turkey

The International Association of Independent Tanker Owners. The Propeller Club Monaco 24 th February 2005. Tim Wilkins Environmental Manager Regional Manager: Monaco, Italy, Greece, Cyprus, Croatia. Israel and Turkey.

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Port Botany Residents Group Information Briefing on Mercury

Port Botany Residents Group Information Briefing on Mercury. Presented by: Hg Recoveries Pty. Ltd. MERCURY. The chemical symbol for Mercury is Hg. Hg: Chemical Forms & Physical Properties. Mercury - most toxic naturally occurring element known with exception of radio-active substances.

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The Biocidal Products Directive

The Biocidal Products Directive. Presentation to the European Aerosol Federation 28 September 2005 Athens Greece Steve Smith, SC Johnson. Agenda. The Biocidal Products Directive Goals and Key Features Applicability and Product Types Process Active Substances involved and Milestones

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Commission view on the implementation of Regulation (EC) No 1107/2009

ECPA/ECCA Brussels Regulatory Conference 12-13 March 2014, Brussels, Belgium. Commission view on the implementation of Regulation (EC) No 1107/2009. Wolfgang Reinert European Commission Health and Consumers Directorate-General Unit Chemicals, contaminants, pesticides. Active substances.

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Proposal for a Regulation to replace Directive 91/414/EEC

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INSTITUTE OF WASTE MANAGEMENT AND CONTAMINATED SITE TREATMENT

INSTITUTE OF WASTE MANAGEMENT AND CONTAMINATED SITE TREATMENT. History. Part of the Faculty of Forestry, Geo and Hydrosciences Founded in 1995, as cooperation of two chairs: - Chair of Waste Management - Chair of Contaminated Site Treatment

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MUTUAL RECOGNITION New active substances: STATUS OF THE PROCEDURES (1995 to 2001)

MUTUAL RECOGNITION New active substances: STATUS OF THE PROCEDURES (1995 to 2001). 271 procedures*. 7 pre-procedure phase. 15 on going. 249 ended. 235 finalised. 3 arbitrations. 11 withdrawn. * The number includes multiple and repeat use procedures.

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MUTUAL RECOGNITION New active substances: STATUS OF THE PROCEDURES (1995 to 2000)

MUTUAL RECOGNITION New active substances: STATUS OF THE PROCEDURES (1995 to 2000). 217 procedures*. 1 pre-procedure phase. 5 on-going. 211 ended. 198 finalised. 3 arbitrations. 10 withdrawn. * The number includes multiple and repeat use procedures.

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Current vs. future

Current vs. future. Current system Products are risk assessed, looking at all the risks . Products authorised only if these risks are considered acceptable. A sensible system that has worked well for many years! Commission Proposal:

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FVE General Assembly Brussels, 17 November 2007 Maximum Residue Levels

FVE General Assembly Brussels, 17 November 2007 Maximum Residue Levels. Proposal for a Regulation Laying down procedures for the establishment of residue limits of pharmacologically active substances in foodstuffs of animal origin Co-decision 1rst reading in European Parliament.

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TOTAL NUMBER OF FINALISED PROCEDURES BY TYPE* (1995 to 1999)

TOTAL NUMBER OF FINALISED PROCEDURES BY TYPE* (1995 to 1999). * The number includes double and triple procedures (N. = 650) . MUTUAL RECOGNITION New active substances: STATUS OF THE PROCEDURES (1995 1999)*. 177 procedures*. 8 pre-procedure phase. 11 on-going. 158 ended. 149 finalised.

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0 5 15 20 30 40 50 70 80 90 WASHES

0 5 15 20 30 40 50 70 80 90 WASHES . Chart 1- Presence of active substance. %. Chart 2- Comparison of the presence of active substances.

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