Agenda
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Moderator: Vanessa Zainzinger, Senior Editor, Chemical Watch
- Session 4: Sustainability and the BPR
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The safe and sustainable by design (SSbD) framework and its implementation in the biocides sector
- SSbD framework introduction
- SSbD implementation: case studies and European Commission recommendation
- SSbD framework implementation in the biocides sector
Irantzu Garmendia AguirreProject Officer, European Commission, Directorate General Joint Research Centre -
Alternatives to conventional biocides
- Biocides are challenged by CLP/REACH and BPR
- Experiences with alternative technologies and low-risk biocides
- Physical/mechanical or chemical modes of action (MoA)
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Simplified authorisations for low-risk biocides
- Introduction to Ctgb
- Introduction to, and explanation of, application requirements/procedure for simplified authorisations for low-risk biocides
- Perceived hurdles for submitting an application for simplified authorisations for low-risk biocides
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Highlights from the new Echa guidance 'Analysis of alternatives to biocidal active substances'
- Purpose of the guidance
- Scope of the analysis
- Structure of the analysis
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Q&A
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Refreshment break
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What consumers know about biocidal products: results from a consumer survey in Germany
- Public awareness of environmental risk measures, often determined by technical experts
- Comprehensibility and feasibility of adhering to specific use instructions by end users
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Better consumer education and empowerment to understand and use biocides and disinfectants
- Importance of hygiene and disinfectants
- Hygiene and consumer self-care post pandemic
- The future: consideration of future global pandemics, including antimicrobial resistance
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Q&A and panel discussion: How to increase public awareness of biocides in a balanced way?
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Lunch
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Moderator: David Dillon, Senior Regulatory and Compliance Analyst, Chemical Watch
- Session 5: Assessment updates
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Aspects of biocidal product families (BPFs): Determination of a representative test product for efficacy
- Determining a representative test product for efficacy evaluation of a BPF
- How to design appropriate bridging studies
- General approach for efficacy assessment
Irina JansenScientific Officer, Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (BAuA), Germany -
Mapping and environmental assessment of cleaning products for outdoor use
- The project aims to map and assess outdoor cleaning products containing surfactants which also have biocidal function
- A total of 20 products have been analysed for alkyldimethylbenzylammonium chloride (ADBAC) and didecyldimethylammonium chloride (DDAC)
- Environmental risk assessment has been carried out for 19 products
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Antimicrobial resistance development for biocides
- Current status of discussion of Echa Guidance Document
- Current status of discussion in CEN TC 216
- Potential approaches: literature review, methods, market surveillance
Virtual presentation
Florian H H BrillOwner and Managing Director, Dr Brill + Partner GmbH, Institut für Hygiene und Mikrobiologie -
Q&A
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Refreshment break
- Session 6: International updates
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Health Canada’s disinfectants update
- Covid-19 pandemic response and lessons learned
- Emerging viral pathogens (EVP) list
- Proposed biocides regulations
Virtual presentation
Shannon C. WrightManager – Disinfectants, Bureau of Product Review and Assessment, Bureau oHealth Products and Food Branch Natural and Non-prescription Health Products Directorate, Health Canada -
Industry perspective on recent changes in biocides regulation in North America
- United States
- Pesticide Registration Improvement Extension Act (PRIA 5)
- registration review
- notification/amendment developments
- Canada’s Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA) transformation process
- modernized business practices
- transparency
- renewal process
- Conclusions/next steps
- United States
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Latest K-BPR update
- K-BPR introduction
- Differences between EU BPR and K-BPR
- Present and future of K-BPR
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Q&A
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End of conference