Plant Protection Products (Amendment) Regulations, 2004 (schedulethree)

L.N. 502 of 2004

PESTICIDES CONTROL ACT, 2001

(ACT NO. XI OF 2001)

Plant Protection Products (Amendment) Regulations, 2004

IN exercise of the powers conferred by articles 4 and 5 of the

Pesticides Control Act, 2001, the Minister for Rural Affairs and the

Environment has made the following regulations>–

(1) The title of these regulations is Plant Protection Products Title and scope.

Regulations, 2004 and they shall be read and construed as one with the

Plant Protection Products Regulations, 2004, hereinafter referred to as L.N. 115 of 2004.

“the principal regulations”.

(2) The scope of these regulations is to transpose the

European Commission Directive 2003#82#EEC amending Directive

91#414#EEC as regards standard phrases for special risks and safety

precautions for plant-protection products. Annexes IV and V to Directive

91#414#EEC are inserted as set in the text in Schedules Two and Three

added to the principal regulations.

(Regulation 9)

STANDARD PHRASES FOR SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FOR THEPROTECTION

OF HUMANS OR THE ENVIRONMENT AS REFERRED TO IN ARTICLE 16

INTRODUCTION

The following additional standard phrases are defined to supplement the phrases provided for by Directive

1999/45/EC, which applies to plant-protection products. The provisions of that Directive shall also be used

for plant-protection products containing micro organisms or viruses as active substances. The labelling of

products containing these active substances shall also reflect the provisions concerning dermal and

respiratory sensitisation testing, which are laid down in Annex IIb and Annex IIIb to Directive

91/414/EEC. The harmonised phrases provide the basis for complementary and specific instructions for use

and are, therefore, without prejudice to other elements of Article 16, in particular Article 16(1)(k) to (n) and

16(4).

1. General provisions

All plant-protection products should be labelled with the following phrase, which should be supplemented

by the text in parentheses, as appropriate

SP 1

EN: Do not contaminate water with the product or its container (Do not clean application equipment

near surface water/Avoid contamination via drains from farmyards and roads).

MT Tikkontaminax l-ilma bil-prodott jew bil-kontenitur tiegħu (Tnaddafx it-tagħmir ta’ applikazzjoni

ħdejn l-ilma tal-wiċċ/ Evita l-kontaminazzjoni mid-drenaġġi minn btieħi ta’ rzizezet u toroq)

2.1. Safety precautions for operators (SPo)

General provisions

1. Member States may identify suitable personal protective equipment for operators and prescribe specific

elements of this equipment (e.g. coveralls, apron, gloves, sturdy shoes, rubber boots, face protection, face

shield, tightly fitting glasses, hat, hood or respirator of a specified type). Such supplementary safety

precautions are without prejudice to the standard phrases applicable according to Directive 1999/45/EC.

2. Member States may further identify the specific tasks which require particular protective equipment,

such as mixing, loading or handling the undiluted product, applying or spraying the diluted product,

handling recently treated materials like plants or soil or entering recently treated areas.

3. Member States may add specifications of engineering controls, such as

— a closed transfer system must be used when transferring the pesticide from the product container to the

spray tank,

— the operator must work within a closed cabin (with an air conditioning/air filtration system) during

spraying,

— engineering controls may replace personal protective equipment if they provide an equal or higher

standard of protection.

Specific provisions

SPo 1

EN: After contact with skin, first remove product with a dry cloth and then wash the skin with plenty

of water.

MT : Wara l-kuntatt mal-ġilda, l-ewwel neħħi l-prodott b’ ċarruta xotta u mbagħad aħsel il-ġilda b’

ħafna ilma

SPo 2

EN: Wash all protective clothing after use.

MT Aħsel kull ilbies prottettiv wara l-użu

SPo 3

EN: After igniting the product, do not inhale smoke and leave the treated area immediately.

MT Wara li jinxtegħel il –prodott, tiblax id-duħħan u ħalli l-post ittrattat immedjament

SPo 4

EN: The container must be opened outdoors and in dry conditions.

MT Il-kontenitur għandu jinfetaħ barra u’ f’ kundizzjonijiet xotti

SPo 5

EN: Ventilate treated areas/greenhouses thoroughly/time to be specified/until spray has dried before

re-entry.

MT Poġġi għall-ventilazzjoni żoni/ serer / żmien għandu jkun speċfikat/ sakemm l-isprej ikun nixef

qabel terġa’ tidħol

2.2. Safety precautions related to the environment (SPe)

SPe 1

EN: To protect groundwater/soil organisms do not apply this or any other product containing

(identify active substance or class of substances, as appropriate) more than (time period or frequency to

be specified).

MT

Biex tipproteġi organiżmi ta’ l-ilma ta’ l-art jew ħamrija tapplikax dan il-prodott jew xi

prodott ieħor li jkun fih ( identifika sustanza attiva jew klassi ta’ sustanzi, kif ikun xieraq) aktar

minn ( perjodu ta’ żmien jew frekwenza għandhom ikunu speċfikati)

SPe 2

EN: To protect groundwater/aquatic organisms do not apply to (soil type or situation to be specified)

soils.

MT Biex tipproteġi organiżmi ta’ l-ilma ta’ l-art/ akwatiċi tapplikax fuq ħamrija li (tip jew qagħda

ta’ ħamrija għandha tkun speċifikata)

SPe 3

EN: To protect aquatic organisms/non-target plants/non-target arthropods/insects respect an

unsprayed buffer zone of (distance to be specified) to non-agricultural land/surface water bodies.

MT

Biex tipproteġi organiżmi akwatiċi/ pjanti mhux immmirati/ artropodi/insetti mhux intiżi,

irrispetta żona mhux sprejjata ta’ (distanza speċifikata) sa art mhux agrikola/korpi ta’ l-ilma tal-wiċċ

SPe 4

EN: To protect aquatic organisms/non-target plants do not apply on impermeable surfaces such as

asphalt, concrete, cobblestones, railway tracks and other situations with a high risk of run-off.

MT Biex tipproteġi organiżmi akwatiċi/ pjanti mhux intiżi tapplikax fuq uċuħ impermeabbli bħal

asfalt, konkrit, ċangaturi, żrar , u sitwazzjonijiet oħra b’ riskju għoli ta’ tixrid

SPe 5

EN: To protect birds/wild mammals the product must be entirely incorporated in the soil; ensure

that the product is also fully incorporated at the end of rows.

MT Biex tipproteġi agħsafar/ mammali selvaġġi il-prodott għandu jkun inkorporat għal kollox fil-

ħamrija: aċċerta ruħek li l-prodott ikun ukoll inkorporat għal kollox fi tmiem il-fillieri

SPe 6

EN: To protect birds/wild mammals remove spillages.

MT Biex tipproteġi agħsafar/ mammali selvaġġi neħħi dak li jaqa’

SPe 7

EN: Do not apply during the bird breeding period.

MT Tapplikax waqt il-perjodu ta’ tgħammir ta’ l-agħsafar

SPe 8

EN: Dangerous to bees/To protect bees and other pollinating insects do not apply to crop plants when

in flower/Do not use where bees are actively foraging/Remove or cover beehives during application

and for (state time) after treatment/Do not apply when flowering weeds are present/Remove weeds

before flowering/Do not apply before (state time).

MT Perikoluż għan-naħal/ Biex tipproteġi n-naħal u insetti oħra li jdakkru tapplikax fuq pjanti ta’

prodotti li ħarġu l-fjuri/ Tużax fejn in-naħal ikunu attivament ifittxu l-ikel/ Neħħi jew għatti x-

xehdiet tan-naħal waqt l-applikazzjoni u għal (għid iż-żmien) wara t-trattament / Tapplikax fejn ikun

hemm ħaxix ħażin li ħareġ il-fjuri/ Neħħi l-ħaxix ħażin qabel ma joħroġ il-fjuri / Tapplikax qabel (

għid iż-żmien)

2.3. Safety precautions related to good agricultural practice

SPa 1

EN: To avoid the build-up of resistance do not apply this or any other product containing (identify

active substance or class of substances, as appropriate) more than (number of applications or time period

to be specified).

MT Biex tevita li r-resistenza tikber, tapplikax dan jew xi prodott ieħor li jkun fih ( identifika

sustanza attiva jew klassi ta’ sustanzi) għal aktar minn ( numru ta’ applikazzjonijiet jew perjodu ta’ żmien

għandu jiġi speċifikat)

2.4. Specific safety precautions for rodenticides (SPr)

SPr 1

EN: The baits must be securely deposited in a way so as to minimise the risk of consumption by other

animals. Secure bait blocks so that they cannot be dragged away by rodents.

MT Il-lixka għandha ikunu iddepożitati b’ mod sekur u bl- għan li jitnaqqas ir-riskju ta’ konsum

minn annimali oħra. Orbot sew il-blokki tal-lixka biex dawn ma jinġibdux mir-rodenti.

SPr 2

EN: Treatment area must be marked during the treatment period. The danger from being poisoned

(primary or secondary) by the anticoagulant and the antidote against it should be mentioned.

MT Iż-żona ta’ trattament għandha tkun immarkata waqt il –perjodu ta’ trattament. Il-periklu ta’

avvalenament ( primarju jew sekondarju) mill-antikoagulanti u mill-antidotu għal kontrih għandu

jissemma.

SPr 13

EN: Dead rodents must be removed from the treatment area each day during treatment. Do not place

in refuse bins or on rubbish tips.

MT Ir-rodenti mejtin għandhom jitneħħew miż-żona ta’ trattament kuljum waqt it-trattament.

Tpoġġix f’ laned taż-żibel jew f’ miżbliet.

3. Attribution criteria for standard phrases for specific safety precautions

3.1. INTRODUCTION

In general, plant-protection products are only authorised for those specified uses, which are acceptable on

the basis of an assessment according to the uniform principles laid down in Annex VI of the Directive. As

far as applicable, the specific safety precautions should reflect the results of such assessments according to

the uniform principles and should be applied in particular in those cases where risk-mitigation measures are

necessary to prevent unacceptable effects.

3.2. Attribution criteria for standard phrases for safety precautions for operators

SPo 1

After contact with skin, first remove product with a dry cloth and then wash the skin with plenty of water.

The phrase shall be assigned for plant-protection products containing ingredients which may react violently

with water, such as cyanide salts or aluminium phosphide.

SPo 2

Wash all protective clothing after use.

The phrase is recommended when protective clothing is required to protect operators. It is obligatory for all

plant protection products classified as T or T+.

SPo 3

After igniting the product, do not inhale smoke and leave the treated area immediately.

The phrase may be assigned to plant-protection products used for fumigation in cases where the use of a

respiratory mask is not warranted.

SPo 4

The container must be opened outdoors and in dry conditions. The phrase should be assigned to plant-

protection products containing active substances which may react violently with water or damp air, such as

aluminium phosphide, or which may cause spontaneous combustion, such as (alkylenebis-)

dithiocarbamates. This phrase may also be assigned to volatile products classified with R20, 23 or 26.

Expert judgement must be applied in individual cases, to assess whether the properties of the preparation

and the packaging are such as to cause harm to the operator.

SPo 5

Ventilate treated areas/greenhouses thoroughly/time to be specified/until spray has dried before re-entry.

The phrase may be assigned to plant-protection products used in greenhouses or other confined spaces,

such as stores.

3.3. Attribution criteria for standard phrases for safety precautions for the environment

SPe 1

To protect groundwater/soil organisms do not apply this or any other product containing (identify active

substance or class of substances, as appropriate) more than (time period or frequency to be specified).

The phrase shall be assigned to plant-protection products for which an evaluation according to the uniform

principles shows for one or more of the labelled uses that risk-mitigation measures are necessary to avoid

accumulation in soil, effects on earthworms or other soil-dwelling organisms or soil microflora and/or

contamination of groundwater.

SPe 2

To protect groundwater/effects on aquatic organisms do not apply to (soil type or situation to be specified)

soils.

The phrase may be assigned as a risk-mitigation measure to avoid any potential contamination of

groundwater or surface water under vulnerable conditions (e.g. associated to soil type, topography or for

drained soils), if an evaluation according to the uniform principles shows for one or more of the labelled

uses that risk-mitigation measures are necessary to avoid unacceptable effects.

SPe 3

To protect aquatic organisms/non-target plants/non-target arthropods/insects respect an unsprayed buffer

zone of (distance to be specified) to non-agricultural land/surface water bodies. The phrase shall be

assigned to protect non-target plants, non-target arthropods and/or aquatic organisms, if an evaluation

according to the uniform principles shows for one or more of the labelled uses that risk-mitigation

measures are necessary to avoid unacceptable effects.

SPe 4

To protect aquatic organisms/non-target plants do not apply on impermeable surfaces such as asphalt,

concrete, cobblestones, railway tracks and other situations with a high risk of run-off. Depending on the use

pattern of the plant-protection product, Member States may assign the phrase to mitigate the risk of run-off

in order to protect aquatic organisms or non-target plants.

SPe 5

To protect birds/wild mammals the product must be entirely incorporated in the soil; ensure that the

product is also fully incorporated at the end of rows.

The phrase shall be assigned to plant-protection products, such as granules or pellets, which must be

incorporated to protect birds or wild mammals.

SPe 6

To protect birds/wild mammals remove spillages.

The phrase shall be assigned to plant-protection products, such as granules or pellets, to avoid uptake by

birds or wild mammals. It is recommended for all solid formulations, which are used undiluted.

SPe 7

Do not apply during bird breeding period.

The phrase shall be assigned when an evaluation according to the uniform principles shows that for one or

more of the labelled uses such a mitigation measure is necessary.

SPe 8

Dangerous to bees/To protect bees and pollinating insects do not apply to crop plants when in flower/Do

not use where bees are actively foraging/Remove or cover beehives during application and for (state time)

after treatment/ Do not apply when flowering weeds are present/Remove weeds before flowering/Do not

apply before (state time)

The phrase shall be assigned to plant-protection products for which an evaluation according to the uniform

principles shows for one or more of the labelled uses that risk-mitigation measures must be applied to

protect bees or other pollinating insects. Depending on the use pattern of the plant-protection product, and

other relevant national regulatory provisions, Member States may select the appropriate phrasing to

mitigate the risk to bees and other pollinating insects and their brood.

3.4. Attribution criteria for standard phrases for safety precautions for good agricultural practice

SPa 1

To avoid the build-up of resistance do not apply this or any other product containing (identify active

substance or class of substances, as appropriate) more than (number of applications or time period to be

specified). The phrase shall be assigned when such a restriction appears necessary to limit the risk of

development of resistance.

3.5. Attribution criteria for standard phrases for specific safety precautions for rodenticides

SPr 1

The baits must be securely deposited in a way so as to minimise the risk of consumption by other animals.

Secure bait blocks so that they cannot be dragged away by rodents.

To ensure compliance of operators the phrase should appear prominently on the label, so that misuse is

excluded as far as possible.

SPr 2

Treatment area must be marked during the treatment period. The danger from being poisoned (primary or

secondary) by the anticoagulant and the antidote against it should be mentioned.

The phrase should appear prominently on the label, so that accidental poisoning is excluded as far as

possible.

SPr 3

Dead rodents must be removed from the treatment area each day during treatment. Do not place in refuse

bins or on rubbish tips.

To avoid secondary poisoning of animals the phrase shall be assigned to all rodenticides containing

anticoagulants as active substances.

In regulation 9 of the principal regulations, immediately after Amends regulation

sub-regulation (i) thereof, there shall be inserted the following new sub- 9 regulations.

regulation>–

“(2) The Director shall review the authorisation for each

plant protection product containing exclusively active substances

listed in Annex III to Council Directive 91#414#EEC of 15 July

1991. In implementing the provisions of Schedules Two and Three

to these Regulations for each of the active substances listed in

Annex III to Directive 91#414#EEC by the relevant date for

implementation set out in the time-table schedule in Schedule Four,

any plant-protection products containing several active substances

for which different dates for implementation apply, the relevant

date shall be the latest one.

(Regulation 9)

TIME TABLE FOR IMPLEMENTATION MEASURES IN MEMBER STATES

FOR ACTIVE SUBSTANCES AUTHORISED FOR USE IN PLANT-

PROTECTION PRODUCTS

No

Common name

Inclusion Directive

Date for

implementation (*)

Imazalil

Commission Directive 97/73/EC (OJ L 353,

Immediately after Schedule One to the principal regulations, Adds new

there shall be substituted the new Schedules Two, Three and Four as Schedules

Three and Four to

follows>–

the principal

regulations.

“SCHEDULE TWO

(Regulation 9)

STANDARD PHRASES FOR SPECIAL RISKS FOR HUMANS OR THE

ENVIRONMENT AS REFERRED TO IN ARTICLE 16 OF DIRECTIVE

91/414/EEC

INTRODUCTION

The following additional standard phrases are defined to supplement the phrases provided for by Directive

1999/45/EC, which applies to plant-protection products. The provisions of that Directive shall also be used

for plant-protection products containing micro-organisms or viruses as active substances. The labelling of

products containing these active substances shall also reflect the provisions concerning dermal and

respiratory sensitisation testing, which are laid down in Annex IIb and Annex IIIb to Directive

91/414/EEC. The harmonised phrases provide the basis for complementary and specific instructions for use

and are, therefore, without prejudice to other elements of Article 16, in particular Article 16(1)(k) to (n) and

16(4).

1. Standard phrases for special risks

1.1. Special risks related to humans (RSh)

RSh 1

EN: Toxic by eye contact.

MT: Tossiku jekk jiġi f’kuntatt ma’ l-għajnejn.

RSh 2

EN: May cause photosensitisation.

MT : Jista’ jikkawża fotosensitizazzjoni

RSh 3

EN: Contact with vapour causes burns to skin and eyes and contact with liquid causes freezing.

MT : Il-kuntatt mal-fwar jikkawża ħruq fuq il-ġilda u l-għajnejn u l- kuntatt mal-likwidu jikkawża

l-iffriżar

1.2. Special risks related to the environment (RSe)

None.

2. Attribution criteria for standard phrases for special risks

2.1. Attribution criteria for standard phrases related to humans

RSh 1

Toxic by eye contact.

The phrase shall be assigned where an eye irritation test according to Annex IIIA point 7.1.5 has resulted in

overt signs of systemic toxicity (e.g. related to cholinesterase inhibition) or mortality among the animals

tested, which is likely to be attributable to absorption of the active substance through the mucous

membranes of the eye. The risk phrase shall also be applied if there is evidence in humans for systemic

toxicity after eye contact. Eye protection should be specified in these cases, as outlined in the general

provisions of Annex V.

RSh 2

May cause photosensitisation.

The phrase shall be assigned where there is clear evidence from experimental systems or documented

human exposure that products show photosensitising effects. The phrase shall also be applied to products

containing a given active substance or formulation ingredient, which shows photosensitising effects in

humans if the product contains this photosensitising component at a concentration of 1 % (w/w) or higher.

Personal protective measures should be specified in these cases, as outlined in the general provisions of

Annex V.

RSh 3

Contact with vapour causes burns to skin and eyes and contact with liquid causes freezing.

The phrase shall be assigned to plant-protection products being formulated as liquefied gas, where

appropriate (e.g. preparations of methyl bromide). Personal protective measures should be specified in

these cases, as outlined in the general provisions of Annex V. In cases where R34 or 35 are applied

according to Directive 1999/45/EC, the phrase shall not be used.

2.2. Attribution criteria for standard phrases related to the environment

None

12.1997, p. 26)

30 July 2004

Azoxystrobin

Commission Directive 98/47/EC (OJ L

30 July 2004

191 7.7.1998, p. 50)

Kresoxim-Methyl

Commission Directive 1999/1/EC (OJ L 21,

30 July 2004

1.1999, p. 21)

Spiroxamine

Commission Directive 1999/73/EC (OJ L

30 July 2004

206,

5.8.1999, p. 16)

Azimsulfuron

Commission Directive 1999/80/EC (OJ L

30 July 2004

210,

10.8.1999, p. 13)

Fluroxypyr

Commission Directive 2000/410/EC (OJ L

1 December 2004

57,

2.3.2000, p. 28)

Metsulfuron methyl

Commission Directive 2000/49/EC (OJ L

1 July 2005

197,

8.8.2000, p. 32)

Prohexadione Calcium

Commission Directive 2000/50/EC (OJ L

30 July 2004

198,4.8.2000, p. 39)

Triasulfuron

Commission Directive 2000/66/EC (OJ L

1 August 2005

276,28.10.2000, p. 35)

Esfenvalerate

Commission Directive 2000/67/EC (OJ L

1 August 2005

276, 28.10.2000, p. 38)

Bentazone

Commission Directive 2000/68/EC (OJ L

1 August 2005

276,

28.10.2000, p. 41)

Lambda-cyhalothrin

Commission Directive 2000/80/EC (OJ L

1 January 2006

309, 9.12.2000,

KBR 2738

Commission Directive 2001/28/EC (OJ L

30 July 2004

(fenhexamid)

113, 24.4.2001, p. 5)

Amitrole

Commission Directive 2001/21/EC (OJ L

1 January 2006

69, 10.3.2001, p. 17)

Diquat

Directive 2001/21/EC

1 January 2006

Pyridate

Directive 2001/21/EC

1 January 2006

Thiabendazole

1 January 2006

Directive 2001/21/EC

Paecilomyces fumosoroseus

Commission Directive 2001/47/EC (OJ L

30 July 2004

175, 28.6.2001, p. 21)

DPX KE 459

Commission Directive 2001/49/EC (OJ L

30 July 2004

(flupyrsulfuron-methyl)

176, 29.6.2001, p. 61)

Acibenzolar-s-methyl

Commission Directive 2001/87/EC (OJ L

30 July 2004

276, 19.10.2001, p. 17)

Cyclanilide

Directive 2001/87/EC

30 July 2004

Ferric phosphate

Directive 2001/87/EC

30 July 2004

Pymetrozine

Directive 2001/87/EC

30 July 2004

Pyraflufen-ethyl

Directive 2001/87/EC

30 July 2004

Glyphosate

Commission Directive 2001/99/EC (OJ L

1 July 2006

304, 21.11.2001, p. 14)

Thifensulfuron-methyl

Directive 2001/99/EC

1 July 2006

2,4-dichlorophenoxy acetic

Commission Directive 2001/103/EC (OJ L

1 October 2006

acid (2,4-D)

313, 30.11.2001, p. 37)

Isoproturon

Commission Directive 2002/18/EC (OJ L

1 January 2007

55, 26.2.2002, p. 29)

Ethofumesate

Commission Directive 2002/37/EC (OJ L

28 February 2007

1174.5.2002, p. 10)

Iprovalicarb

Commission Directive 2002/48/EC (OJ L

30 July 2004

148, 6.6.2002,p. 19)

Prosulfuron

Directive 2002/48/EC

30 July 2004

Sulfosulfuron

Directive 2002/48/EC

30 July 2004

Cinidon-ethyl

Commission Directive 2002/64/EC (OJ L

30 July 2004

18.7.2002, p. 27)

Cyhalofop butyl

Directive 2002/64/EC

30 July 2004

Famoxadone

Directive 2002/64/EC

30 July 2004

Florasulam

Directive 2002/64/EC

30 July 2004

Metalaxyl-M

Directive 2002/64/EC

30 July 2004

Picolinafen

Directive 2002/64/EC

30 July 2004

Flumioxazine

Commission Directive 2002/81/EC (OJ L

30 July 2004

276, 12.10.2002, p. 28)

Deltamethrin

Commission Directive 2003/5/EC (OJ L 8,

31 October 2007

14.1.2003, p. 7)

Imazamox

Commission Directive 2003/23/EC (OJ L

31 December 2004

81, 28.3.2003, p. 39)

Oxasulfuron

Directive 2003/23/EC

31 December 2004

Ethoxysulfuron

Directive 2003/23/EC

31 December 2004

Foramsulfuron

Directive 2003/23/EC

31 December 2004

Oxadiargyl

Directive 2003/23/EC

31 December 2004

Cyazofamid

Directive 2003/23/EC

31 December 2004

2,4-DB

Commission Directive 2003/31/EC (OJ L

31 December 2007

101, 23.4.2003, p. 3)

Beta-cyfluthrin

Directive 2003/31/EC

31 December 2007

Cyfluthrin

Directive 2003/31/EC

31 December 2007

Iprodione

Directive 2003/31/EC

31 December 2007

Linuron

Directive 2003/31/EC

31 December 2007

Maleic hydrazide

Directive 2003/31/EC

31 December 2007

Pendimethalin

Directive 2003/31/EC

31 December 2007

Propineb

Commission Directive 2003/39/EC (OJ L

31 March 2008

124, 20.5.2003, p. 30)

Propyzamide

Directive 2003/39/EC

31 March 2008

Mecoprop

Commission Directive 2003/70/EC (OJ L

31 May 2008

184, 23.7.2003, p. 9)

Mecoprop-P

Directive 2003/70/EC

31 May 2008

Propiconazole

Commission Directive 2003/68/EC (OJ L

31 March 2005

177, 16.7.2003, p. 12)

Trifloxystrobin

Directive 2003/68/EC

31 March 2005

Carfentrazone ethyl

Directive 2003/68/EC

31 March 2005

Mesotrione

Directive 2003/68/EC

31 March 2005

Fenamidone

Directive 2003/68/EC

31 March 2005

Isoxaflutole

Directive 2003/68/EC

31 March 2005

(*) Where plant-protection products contain several active substances, for which different dates apply,

the relevant date shall be the latest one.

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