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  • The Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) is working to improve our online information and aims to make content on this website accessible to all users. Australian Government agencies are obliged by the Disability…

  • Always check the safety and use directions on the product label – or permit instructions – to know when to spray and how much.

    Label directions on registered products are based on assessments and approved by the Australian Pesticides and…

  • Registered products

    Before buying or using an agvet product, always ensure it is registered with the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) and displays the APVMA or NRA registration number on the label. Unless exempt…

  • Introduction

    This document sets out the considerations that applicants should make when submitting environmental data as part of applications for:

    registration of an agricultural chemical product variation or extension of a…
  • Background

    The United States Environmental Protection Agency, the Canadian Pest Management Regulatory Agency and the California Department of Pesticide Regulation have developed a tiered process for evaluating potential adverse effects on pollinating…

  • The reconsideration process comprises legislative, administrative and scientific elements, all of which play an essential role in the final regulatory decision of whether to support the ongoing registration of an agricultural and veterinary chemical…

  • Current Practice Statements CCI Practice Statement  Version 02 28 August 2017 Practice Statement Framework Version 02 28 August 2017 Introduction

    The Australian Pesticides and Veterinary…

  • This document contains information on the action/s required from the holder of a product registration and the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) when an agricultural or veterinary (agvet) chemical product must be recalled…

  • Devices and equipment that are used to assist in veterinary medical or surgical procedures, are chemically inert and act by physical rather than biochemical means, and make no claim other than that arising from their physical action, generally do not…