The following points should be discussed to simplify the BPR, while aiming to reduce the growing inequality between active substancesa result of delays in the Review Program and the introduction of new regulatory requirements: (1) Require MSCA to prioritize the assessment of Active Substance (AS) dossiers that have never been evaluated.
Laboratoire PAREVA
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Laboratoire PAREVA filed 2 positions on 5 Mar 2026, across 1 of the 665 legislative files tracked here.
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Our proposal to simplify the BPR: – A single dossier only per biocidal Active Substance, regardless of the number of intended product types (pts) to be supported – Composition of such dossier: Only Part A is required (meeting the requirements of Annex II of the BPR). – Uniform application: The same rule applies to both new active substances and existing ones (under the Review Programme).
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