European Commission authorisation
Plant Protection Products Authorisation - administrative act by which State Plant Service under Ministry of Agriculture authorises the placing on the market of a plant protection product in Lithuania.
Plant Protection Products Authorisation Division after receiving application and all data required carries out the assessment of data provided for plant protection products authorisation, i.e. evaluation of active substances and their products identity, physical chemical properties and analytical methods validation, toxicological and metabolism studies, residues in and on treated plants or plant products, fate and behaviour in the environment, ecotoxicological studies, biological efficacy.
Carries out risk assessment for operators, workers, bystanders and residents and for birds, mammals, aquatic organisms, soil micro and macro organisms, non target arthropods.
Comes to decisions for granting plant protection products authorisation, non-authorisation, re-registration, expansion and changes of uses, etc..
Examines the applications and documents related for granting parallel trade permits, authorisations for placing on the market products for a period not exceeding 120 days, permits for scientific research and trial purposes.
Assesses the equivalence of technical active substance.
Coordinates activities of Good Experimental Practice.
Participates in the EU process of active substances assessment, expert working groups on Pesticide Risk Assessment Peer Review Process, the EU Commission Standing Committee on Food Chain and Animal Health Section: Plant Protection Products – Legislation, EFSA Pesticide Steering Committee.
Contact points
Ozo str. 4A, LT-08200 Vilnius, phone +370 5 2624940
Position | Name, surname | Phone | |
Head of the Division | Kristina Valionienė | +370 5 262 4940 | [email protected] |
Application forms
List of authorised plant protection products (in Lithuanian)
For professional use
EU legislation:
Phytosanitary control
Control of wood and wood packaging material
Quality control of fresh fruits and vegetables
Control of invasive plants
Conventions
Last updated: 09-01-2024