Agenda
Timings are in CET (Central European Time)
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Moderator: Dave Dillon, Senior Regulatory and Compliance Analyst, Chemical Watch, UK
- Session 5: Labelling issues for biocides
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Welcome and introduction
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The translation process and the amount of text needed on the label
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Chemicals: Simplification and digitalisation of labelling requirements (CLP, Detergents and Fertilising Products)
- Improved communication of essential information on chemicals
- Problem definition
- Scope
- Progress
- Next steps
Fleur van Ooststroom - Brummel
Policy Officer, European Commmission, DG for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs, Unit GROW.F.2 – Bioeconomy, Chemicals & Cosmetics -
Biocides in the household: How to communicate health and environmental risks to the European consumer
- Risk communication on biocides;
- Changing the perspective – public perception of risk
- Implications for regulation.
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Biocidal products in the building sector: Multi stakeholder support for transparency, public health and ecosystem health research, and adherence to the precautionary principle
- Public health;
- Ecosystem impacts
- Circularity
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Q&A and panel discussion
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Networking and break
- Session 6: Sustainable use and innovation under the BPR
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Overview of digital pest control: How it will change our industry in the decades ahead
- Internet of Things (IoT), big data, AI and other buzzwords put into context
- The future of the technician
- Macro economic and political drivers
- Digitalization’s role in sustainability
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Company case study for using digital pest control
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How to approach sustainability from a regulatory perspective
- Main challenges for biocides to reach sustainability goals and how companies should address them from a practical point of view
- Description of key concepts
- Opportunities driven
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Q&A and panel discussion
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Lunch, networking and TSG Consulting sponsor workshop (13.10–13.40)
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Sponsor workshop: Knowledge-share on keys to BPR product authorisation success
With constantly evolving guidance on data requirements and dossier information, navigating the Biocidal Products Regulation can be a challenge. The publication of new decisions on guidance can be slow; and when such information is published, it can be vague, lack clarity, and be time-consuming to find, making the product authorisation procedure a frustrating experience.
Join TSG Consulting for an interactive session where key specialists from our Biocides team will share insights to successful product authorisation, as well as provide advice on how to overcome hurdles.
Submit your questions to the team in advance at info@tsgconsulting.com
- Session 7: Improving implementation of the BPR
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The BPR implementation report
- Legal basis and data sources
- Report’s main findings
- Report conclusions
- European Commission follow-up actions
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Impacts of the delay of the regulatory processes on industry
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BPR provisions for treated articles: Time to properly implement
- What are biocide treated articles?
- Which BPR provisions relate to biocide treated articles?
- Why are they not implemented?
- The Swedish proposal on how to make progress
- Advantages and disadvantages of the Swedish proposal
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Panel discussion: How to improve the implementation of the BPR
Additional panelists:
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Break and networking
- Session 8: International round up of developments in the biocides sector
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Antimicrobials updates for the US
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Developments on a draft standard test method for quantitatively evaluating the efficacy of disinfectants on hard surfaces
- Purpose
- Users
- History
- Differences and similarities to the OECD Guidance Document method
- Potential benefits
- Current status within ASTM International
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Disinfectants: Regulatory requirements for Israel
- Scope
- General requirements that may also apply to disinfectants
- Product-specific requirements
- Legislative proposals that may affect disinfectants
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Q&A and panel discussion
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