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Mutual recognition of an authorisation allows you to apply for approval for a product based on an authorisation of the same product in another member state (reference member state).

Before you place a new plant protection product on the marked, it has to be approved by the Norwegian Food Safety Authority.

Bioforsk Report Vol. 4 Nr. 187 2009 Norwegian Scenarios II Final report from the period 2007-2008 Ole Martin Eklo1, Marit Almvik1, Randi Iren Bolli1, Trond Børresen2, Terje Haraldsen3, ...

Bolli, R.I. et al. Bioforsk Report vol. 6 nr. 34 2011 1 Bioforsk Report Vol. 6 Nr. 34 2011 National Scenarios - Norway Introduction of national scenarios for approval of new pesticide ...

Before you can sell a plant protection product on the Norwegian market it has to be assessed and approved by the Norwegian Food Safety Authority (NFSA), Here you will find information about ...

Guidelines for a Banded Pesticide Tax Scheme, Differentiated According to Human Health and Environmental Risks Compiled by Erlend Spikkerud, Terje Haraldsen, Abdelkarim Abdellaue and Ma ...

The Norwegian Food Safety Authority has overall responsibility for maintaining good plant health and to prevent the introduction and spread of plant pests in Norway.

Extrapolations acceptable or partly acceptable (underlined) from if the uses are comparable New active ingredients New formulations of registered active ingredients Wheat (spring and wi ...

... 1 1 Forskrift 1. desember 2000 nr. 1333 om planter og tiltak mot planteskadegjørere - Regulations of 1 December 2000 no. 1333 relating to plants and measures against pests Unofficial t ...