provisional replacement products

provisional replacement product

substitute product [ alternative product ]

substitute [ substitutable good | substitute good | substitute product | replacement product | substitutable product | substitutional good ]

salt replacer | salt substitute

alternative product [ substitute product | replacement product ]

import substitute

Provisional Central Product Classification (UN) [ CPC ]

Steps will continue to be taken to minimise the health and environment risks of pesticides; improve controls on the use and distribution of pesticides; reduce the levels of harmful active substances including through substituting the most dangerous ones with safer, including non-chemicals, alternatives; encourage low-input or pesticide-free crop farming methods.

for circulators integrated in products and placed on the market no later than 1 January 2020 as replacement for identical circulators integrated in products and placed on the market no later than 1 August 2015, the replacement product or its packaging shall clearly indicate the product(s) for which it is intended.

Considers that the ‘Prevention’ part of the EU CBRN Action Plan should be amended in such a way as to ensure that the chemicals industry replaces the use of high-risk chemicals with suitable lower-risk alternatives, where such replacement is scientifically, technologically and environmentally possible and there is a clear increase in security; recognises the economic costs such replacement may entail and their impact on the relevant industries, but urges the EU, the Member States and the private sector to put the safety of EU citizens first; recommends, in this connection, that a specific link should be established with the existing RE ...[+++]ACH Regulation (24), something which the version of the Action Plan proposed by the Commission rightly sought to do; calls on the Commission to deliver a study on the implementation of the REACH Regulation in this respect;

Where refusal or withdrawal of an authorisation of a plant protection product in favour of an alternative plant protection product or a non-chemical control or prevention method is considered, referred to as ‘substitution’, the alternative must, in the light of scientific and technical knowledge, show significantly lower risk to health or the environment.