This cross-sector training course will familiarise you with ecotoxicological concepts and the principles of an environmental risk assessment.
For many years now, this conference has been a major event in the plant protection industry. Listen to the various viewpoints represented by the authorities, the industry, and the research sector. This event is of interest to anyone involved in the assessment of pesticides in air, soil and water.
The Classification, Labelling, and Packaging (CLP) Regulation has undergone a major revision, bringing significant changes that impact all sectors of the chemical industry. The updated rules introduce new hazard classes, labelling requirements, and classification criteria that will shape how hazardous chemicals are identified, classified, and communicated.
This conference is dealing with the latest developments in the detection of pesticide residues in food. For experts of residue analysis, a compact programme is offered on regulation, method & tool development and monitoring.
Navigate the ECHA/EFSA guidance documents on endocrine disruptors with confidence. This Training will provide you with practical knowledge on how to implement the requirements for the different relevant regulations: REACH, BPR and PPPs.
To support professionals who are newer to CLP or simply want to refresh their understanding, we’re offering a dedicated CLP Basic Training – ideal as preparation for the upcoming changes.
Dive into the intricacies of genetic toxicology and meet the regulatory requirements specific to plant protection products. This training is aiming to give you the basic knowledge of genetic toxicology within the framework of Regulation 1107/2009, with an overview of assay conduct, data generation and evaluation.
Master the ADME processes and their implications in risk assessment. Earn basic knowledge on absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion (ADME) studies in the context of Regulation 1107/2009 and in relationship with other Guidance.
This training is designed for those with at least a basic working knowledge of environmental fate who want to explore and understand the assessment of e-fate of crop protection active substances and how this is used to build a registration under 1107/2009.
Join this cross-sector training for an introduction to key concepts in toxicology, including toxicokinetics, toxicodynamics, and toxicological testing. You will also explore the principles of hazard and risk assessment, along with exposure evaluation and risk characterisation of chemicals in relation to human health.
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