The legislation requires us to publish certain information to support the transparency of our decisions. We do this by publishing application summaries and information about our decisions on our website or in the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary…
- What information should be provided to the APVMA?
You need to declare the dollar value of sales to disposals (the leviable value) made for each product registered with the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) for the…
In July 1992, the Australian Agricultural and Veterinary Chemicals Council recommended revoking the clearances for mercury fungicides because of environmental concerns. The main concern lay in the persistence of mercury, which can result in it…
Information about the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority's (APVMA) spray drift policy, and how this affects new product registrations and product variations is available on our website.
In particular, please see the 2…
Introduction
Part 1—Application overview
Part 2—Chemistry and manufacture
Part 3—Toxicology
Part 4—Metabolism and kinetics
Part 5—Residues and trade
Part 6—Occupational health and safety
Part 7—Environment
Part 8—…The Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) recognises the following international standards for the classification of nozzles:
American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE): ASAE S572 FEB04:…The previous regulatory acceptable level (RAL) applied in the 2,4-D aquatic risk assessment was 30 µg/L. This was based on the EC50 of 2,4-D applied as the DEA salt in a Lemna gibba system, recognising that there were similar results between…