Regulatory Directive: Efficacy Guidelines for Plant Protection Products

The aim of the regulation of pest control products is to ensure that pest control products offered for sale and use in Canada are safe to use, effective, and provide a demonstrated benefit or value. Value assessment is an important element of the pre-market evaluation of pest control products. Value assessments, as conducted by the Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA), consist of three components: assessments of efficacy, of economic benefits and competitiveness, and of a pest control product's contribution to sustainability.

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Title (French)	Directive d'homologation : Lignes directrices concernant l'efficacité des produits phytosanitaires
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Open Canada Date Published	2017-05-18 00:00:00
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Open Canada Subject	["health_and_safety"]
Open Canada Keywords	{"fr": ["ARLA", "Directive d'homologation", "efficacité", "produits phytopharmaceutiques", "produits antiparasitaires", "offerts pour la vente et l'utilisation", "utilisation sûre", "efficace", "avantage", "valeur", "évaluation de la valeur", "évaluation préalable à la mise en marché", "évaluations de l'efficacité", "évaluations des avantages économiques", "compétitivité", "durabilité"], "en": ["PMRA", "Regulatory Directive", "efficacy", "plant protection products", "pest control products", "offered for sale and use", "safe to use", "effective", "benefit", "value", "value assessment", "pre-market evaluation", "assessments of efficacy", "assessments of economic benefits", "competitiveness", "sustainability"]}
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