Stellina Popplewell From July 1, 2020 a new scheme will be adopted to improve the regulation of industrial and cosmetic chemicals in Australia. We are moving […]

Stellina Popplewell New Zealand At Consultation Stage Your views are sought on the EPA’s proposal to update the current classification framework for hazardous substances to the […]

Dr Sharon Gossage Each source (manufacturing site) of an active constituent must be separately approved by the APVMA.  There are some active constituents exempted from the […]

Veterinary chemical products can undergo physical, chemical and microbiological changes on storage. The rate at which these changes can occur depends on the nature of the active constituent(s), the formulation composition, the formulation type, the packaging and, most notably, the storage conditions (temperature, light and humidity).

Complementary Medicines (including vitamin, minerals, herbal medicines and homeopathic preparations) in Australia are regulated by the Therapeutic Good Administration (TGA) and must adhere to certain regulatory […]

By Zsuzsanna Sipos The TGA was established to safeguard and enhance the health of Australians through effective and timely regulation of therapeutic goods. It does this […]

Dr Yasser Sokeirik Agricultural chemical products can undergo chemical and physical changes on storage. When registering products in Australia the APVMA (Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines […]

by Zsuzsanna Sipos The TGA implemented a new regulatory framework for complementary medicines in 2018, to take full effect in 2021.  The new framework applies to […]

Gavin Hall The APVMA has released Australian sales figures for 2017-18. Highlights are: Sales figures creep over $3 billion for all Pesticides. Vet meds just over […]

PG Economics Limited Press Release 25th March 2019: Dorchester, UK Asian farmers could see annual weed control costs increase by $1.4 to $1.9 billion due to […]

Dr Yasser Sokeirik The occurrence of multiple residues of pesticides in food keeps causing concern in the perception of the general public. What is missing though […]

Sourced from TGA Website Listed medicines (AUST L) are usually considered to be relatively benign, so the regulations allow for sponsors to ‘self assess’ their products […]