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Unique authority for phytosanitary evaluation, on discussion in Fruit Attraction

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The seminar, organized by AEPLA and FEPEX focuses on model evaluation and registration of plant protection products in Spain and is celebrated on October 29 as part of the fair in IFEMA (Madrid).

For the new edition of Fruit Attraction 2015, the organization will offer spaces for promoting exhibitors gathered at the fair will and are already more than 1,000 companies participating.

Parallel to the trade, they are programmed different activities and technical conferences among which it is organized by AEPLA and FEPEX with the tittle”Unique authority evaluation: a tool makes a Spanish agriculture more innovative, productive and competitive “, that will host an interesting debate on the opportunity it would be for the Spanish food sector, the establishment of a single body to assess and record the plant protection products in Spain.

This model works successfully in other European countries, could improve the current registration system, contributing to improve the competitiveness of industry and so ensure the productivity and competitiveness.

The conference will be attended by a representative of a single agency evaluation of a Member State of the European Union, which will display the results that this model can offer the entire sector. Also planned is the participation of representatives of national and EU administrations, political parties, phytosanitary industry, producers and exporters.

Source: Aepla

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