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Regulation of Agrochemicals in USA
1 - 2 August 2012
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Regulation of Agrochemicals USA
Industry experts together with the EPA and government states openly explore the regulatory framework for agrochemicals in the USA. Benefit from vital agrochemical regulatory feedback and advice on:
- The Regulation of Agrochemicals
- Reviewing the Regulatory Aspects of Global Worksharing for Agrochemicals
- Exploring Maximum Residue Limits
- State Feedback on Agrochemical Regulation
- Exploring Endocrine Disruptors
- Ecological Risk Assessment & Regulatory Considerations
- Human Health Risk Assessment in Line with the Regulatory Framework
- Exploring the Inert Regulation
5+ State officials including representatives from Washington, California, Virginia, New Mexico and North Carolina join together to take part in an interactive panel session. Download a brochure to discover what will be discussed.
Regulation of Agrochemicals USA- Timely Advice for those who need to know the Regulatory Framework for Agrochemicals within the USA
What you can expect the Regulation of Agrochemicals USA 2012 conference agenda to deliver.....
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Dates and Venues
01 Aug 2012 - 02 Aug 2012
Hilton North Raleigh/Mid Town Hotel, Raleigh, North Carolina, USA
Regulation of Agrochemicals Expert Speakers Include
Mary Ko Manibusan, Director, Exposure Assessment Coordination and Policy Division, Office of Science Coordination and Policy, EPA, USA
Dr P. V. Shah, Chief, Inert Ingredient Assessment Branch, Registration Division, Office of Pesticides Programs, EPA, USA
Marylou N. Verder-Carlos, Assistant Director, Pesticide Programs Division, Department of Pesticide Regulation California Environmental Protection Agency, California
Bonnie M. Rabe, Division Director, New Mexico Department of Agriculture, New Mexico
Douglas Edwards, Supervisor, Enforcement & Field Operations, Virginia Dept. of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Virginia
A Representative, North Carolina Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services, North Carolina
Steve Foss, Biopesticide Specialist/Ecommerce Business Coordinator Washington State Department of Agriculture, Washington
Dr Maximilian M Safarpour, Director, Global Herbicide, Government & Regulatory Affairs, BASF,USA
Dr Tilghman Hall, Environmental Toxicology and Risk Assessment, Bayer CropScience, USA
Garth Drury, Head of Global Regulatory and Government Affairs ,Rotam CropSciences, France Bill Gulledge, Senior Director, Chemical Products and Technology Division, American Chemistry Council, USA
A representative from Monsanto, USA
Dr Paul Hendley, Senior Syngenta Fellow, Syngenta, USA
Dr Sean C. Gehen, Toxicologist Human Health Assessment, Dow AgroSciences, USA
Professor Ernest Hodgson, Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Department of Environmental and Molecular Toxicology, North Carolina State University and the North Carolina Agromedicine Institute, USA
Ashlea Rives Frank, FESTF, USA
The most critical have made it onto the agenda. Key topics recommended to be addressed at this meeting include:
FIFRA vs Endangered Species Act
The Clean Water Act
Registration Review
PRIA
Endocrine Disruptors
Feedback from state officials
Updates from the EPA
Industry guidance on MRLS
Import / export tolerances and MRLS
Bees- What about the bees?
Ecological risk assessment inlcuding assessing suface water expose
Human health risk assessment: Advances in pesticide hazard evaluation
The inert regulation
E- labelling
Regulatory updates for biopesticides
Endocrine screening program updates
State initiatives - what is on the horizon?
Updates and feedback from industry
Are there common errors that hold up the registration process that industry could avoid?
Can industry do anything to speed up the process of registration?
The Endangered Species Act and implications for industry: Legally imposed changes make it hard for agriculture to comply with – is this an unworkable law?
Industry perspective on buffer zones
Update on solutions for endangered species assessment
Access Senior Level Agrochemical Regulators Professionals from Across The Globe
Dedicated networking sessions makes this event the perfect event to catch up with old colleagues and meet new business contacts.
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- Development and Registration Managers
- EMEA Registration Manager
- European Regulatory Affairs Manager
- Global Registration Manager
- Head of Department
- Legal Counsel
- President, Product Registration Manager
- Registration Specialist
- Risk Assessor and Study Director
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Specific issues you'd like to see any of our speakers address? Submit your questions in advance to naomi.brooker@informa.com
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