The Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) sought written submissions on the proposed regulatory decision for the reconsideration of neomycin, which was published in the APVMA Special Gazette on 27 February 2024. All submissions were considered by the APVMA prior to finalisation of the reconsideration and publication of the final regulatory decisions.
The permit-to-label project was initiated to improve access to agricultural and veterinary (agvet) chemical products by migrating uses from current Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) permits to a registered product label. This initiative aimed to provide greater certainty to industry through registration of eligible use patterns, removing the need for industry to periodically apply to the APVMA for renewal of permits.
The permit-to-label project was initiated to improve access to agricultural and veterinary (agvet) chemical products by migrating uses from current Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) permits to a registered product label. This initiative aims to provide greater certainty to industry through the registration of eligible use patterns, removing the need for industry to periodically apply to the APVMA for the renewal of permits.
