Biopesticides Regulation Services

Biopesticides Regulation Services

Biopesticides are widely used to manage pests, weeds and diseases, and they are usually used in conjunction with synthetic crop protection products. Biopesticide products include biochemical pesticides, microbial pesticides, and plant-integrated protectants. In general, biochemicals can be classified into different functional categories based on their mode of action, which include semiochemicals (pheromones), natural insect growth regulators and natural plant growth regulators. Biopesticides have been used commercially for more than 60 years, and their evaluation, registration and regulated use vary depending on the laws and policies of different countries and regions. The submission process for biopesticide products is lengthy and the registration is often costly. Biopesticide products require pre-approval from the relevant authorities before they can be marketed, and are evaluated for their chemical, toxicological and product performance according to prescribed guidelines. In addition, different biopesticide products may need to comply with different data requirements based on the microorganism, proposed use pattern and nature of the genetic modification. BOC Sciences can help keep your biopesticide approval on track by addressing the evolving regulatory framework for biopesticides.

Why Choose BOC Sciences?

Overview-of-the-EU-regulatory-process-based-on-a-new-active-ingredientFigure 1. Overview of the EU regulatory process based on a new active ingredient. (Hauxwell, C.; et al. 2010)

Our Capabilities

Extensive experience in a wide range of global biopesticide regulations

A diversity of endpoints for your biopesticide

Our comprehensive workflow

The-process-for-registration-of-a-new-microbial-pesticide-in-AustraliaFigure 2. The process for registration of a new microbial pesticide. (Hauxwell, C.; et al. 2010)

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