working group on mrls progress update fao-igg wg mrls 17 th july 2011 t c chaudhuri k donnelly
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Working Group on MRLsProgress update
FAO-IGG WG MRLs17th July 2011T C ChaudhuriK Donnelly
Action Plan 2010 - 12
Sub- Group A Development of MRLs Immediate action plan
Submissions for MRLs in tea Field trial data from producing countries Field trials on alternative pest management systems
Review of WG strategy
Submissions for tea - New MRLs granted
Australia Canada USA
Lambda cyhalothrin 1 mg/kg May 10 2 mg/kg Jun 10Petition with EPA
Fenpropathrin 2 mg/kg Sep 10 Petition with PMRAPetition with EPA
Bifenthrin 5 mg/kg May 10 Petition with PMRA Petition with EPA
Deltamethrin 5 mg/kg Sep 10
Cypermethrin 0.5 mg/kg May 10
Fenvalerate 0.05 mg/kg May 10
Glyphosate 2 mg/kg Sep 10
Chlorpyrifos 2 mg/kg May 10
Acetamiprid 50 mg/kg Feb 10
Etoxazole 15 mg/kg Apr 11
Submissions for tea - New MRL petitions
Australia Canada USA
Propiconazole Petition with PMRA Submission 2012 Syngenta
Buprofezin Submission 2011 Nichino Petition with EPA
Tolfenpyrad Submission 2010Nichino
Submission 2011 IR4/Nichino
Fenpyroximate Submission 2010/11 Nichino
Submission 2011 IR4/Nichino
Clothianidin IR4 submission 2011
Permethrin IR4 submission 2011
Chlorfenapyr Submission planned 2011/12
Submission planned 2011/12
CODEX MRLs
Confirmed CAC July 2011 Endosulfan – revised 10 mg/kg Bifenthrin 30 mg/kg Thiamethoxam 20 mg/kg Clothianidin 0.7 mg/kg Etoxazole 15 mg/kg Flubendiamide 50 mg/kg
Scheduled 2012 Chlorfenapyr BASF Dinotefuran Mitsui Buprofezin Nichino
Planned submissions 2013 Tolfenpyrad Nichino Fenpyroximate Nichino Fenpropathrin Sumitomo
Tea Industry Strategy - Short-medium term1. Priority lists of MRLs
1. Priority chemicals for tea production2. Priority chemicals for regulations internationally
2. Submissions for MRLs in tea1. Identify opportunities2. Field trial data from producing countries / AgroChem Co.s3. Residue monitoring data 4. MRLs globally for tea
3. Build working partnership with Agrochemical Co.s1. Open dialogue with AgroChem Co.s2. Discuss priority compounds for tea & Co.s3. Agree inclusion of tea in submissions4. Provision of field trial data etc.
Submissions for tea by Agrochemical Companies - Communication Purpose:
To build awareness of the issues in producing countries and stimulate activity
To reach out to agrochemical companies and build working partnership
Dec 10 Monheim – Bayer CropScience Mar 11 Ottawa - PMC Minor Use Workshop; Afternoon Tea
meeting Apr 11 China – Codex CCPR meeting; side bar meeting on tea
Review of Strategy
Key issue Goal Mechanisms
Evolving pest pressure
Develop and implement IPM strategies
1. Strengthen research on entomopathogens & pheromones
2. Bioefficancy & residue studies on new molecules
3. Synergy of new molecules with biocontrol
Lack of/ non-harmonised MRLs
Obtain MRLs for compounds in use in producing/consuming countries
1. Update & maintain priority lists2. Submission through IR4 &
equivalents & AgroChem Co’s3. Working partnerships with
AgroChem Co’s
Reclassification of tea as speciality/minor crop in JMPR
Review of Strategy
Key issue Goal Mechanisms
Replacement/ banning of old chemicals
Replacement programme to replace with alternatives
Health, safety, sustainability
Pesticide priority list based on sustainability, affordability & safety
Decision tree to assess molecules
Reconsideration of risk assessment in Codex
Remit of WG on tea brew
Review of Strategy
Key issue Goal Mechanisms
Communication among stakeholders
An effective communication plan with stakeholders
1. Approach – transparent & consistent2. Stakeholders – identify keycontacts:
government, global regulatory authorities, chemical industry, tea industry
3. Timing – logical sequence of contact
Action plan and recommendations - proposal Continue to develop the strategy – elaborate
the activities for each goal Champions of each goal to work with other
contributors Review and update the chemical priority list Update the field trial timetable Continue making MRL submissions