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NGO · Germany
NGO · Belgium
Declared costs: €300K+ a year · in the register since 2009
Evaluation of the Fertilising Products Regulation · Integrated Nutrient Management Action Plan
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Deutsche Phosphor-Plattform DPP e.V. · filed 19 Sept 2025 · source
The German phosphorus platform DPP e.V. welcomes the consultation on the evaluation of the EU fertilising products regulation (EU 2019/1009). As a network of over 80 members from business, academia, administration and the public, the DPP is committed to the sustainable use of phosphorus and its circularity.
Filed in German · English published by the European Commission
IFOAM Organics Europe · filed 19 Sept 2025 · source
IFOAM Organics Europe supported the establishment of the Fertilising Products Regulation (FPR) as a central point of the European Commission's Circular Economy Action Plan. Its intention to harmonise rules among EU countries for all fertilizers products (mineral fertilisers but also organic, waste-based fertilisers and biostimulants) was welcome.
Deutsche Phosphor-Plattform DPP e.V. · filed 26 Apr 2022 · source
The German phosphorus platform DPP e.V. welcomes the Commission’s initiative to develop an EU action plan for better nutrient management. The DPP supports the Green Deal’s objective of reducing nutrient losses while ensuring that soil fertility is not compromised. This should be supported by the holistic circular closure approach.
Filed in German · English published by the European Commission
IFOAM Organics Europe · filed 26 Apr 2022 · source
IFOAM Organics Europe welcomes the Commission’s initiative to develop an EU action plan for a better management of nutrients. This should provide the holistic approach needed to achieve the 2030 target set in the Farm to Fork and Biodiversity strategies to reduce nutrient losses by at least 50%, while ensuring that there is no deterioration in soil fertility.
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