Company · France · EU Transparency Register 734456652419-45
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TOOPI ORGANICS filed 1 position on 9 Jan 2024, across 1 of the 665 legislative files tracked here.
As regards fertilising products, and in particular biostimulants, mutual recognition does not work satisfactorily: Examples: In France, ANSES refused a fertiliser (authorised in another EU country). Reason for refusal: additional requests on the safety of certain metabolites potentially produced by the micro-organism composing the fertilising product.
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