Pesticides regulatory intelligence software for crop protection teams
RegAffairs AI is pesticides regulatory intelligence software. It turns separate register lookups into one cited answer in seconds.
Check approval deadlines, changing MRLs and withdrawn products before they put market access at risk. Free to try.
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Ask about approvals, residues or restrictions across markets. Every claim opens the stored source document, and the research trail stays on the answer page.
Pesticides regulatory compliance for your next decision
Crop protection teams need the deadline, limit or product record behind a decision:
- Registration managers: is this active approved, and what happens to our products after non-renewal?
- Portfolio leads: which active substances have EU approvals expiring in 2027?
- Residue and export teams: what is the MRL for this active on this crop in each destination market?
- Formulation companies: which products containing this active are registered in Germany, and who holds them?
- Market access teams: where is this active banned or restricted?
- Consultancies: answer those questions across clients' portfolios with the source attached.
Approvals and withdrawals, down to the product
A failed renewal creates national product deadlines. The flufenacet answer, checked on 4 October 2026, connects the EU decision to those records:
- EU: Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/910 did not renew approval. Authorisations had to be withdrawn by 10 December 2025. Any grace period ends by 10 December 2026.
- Germany: 34 flufenacet products appear on the BVL revocation list, with product-specific sale-until and use-until dates.
- France: all 31 flufenacet products in ANSES E-Phy are marked withdrawn. For 21, sale ended on 10 June 2026 and use ends on 10 December 2026.
Open the flufenacet answer to follow the decision down to the product record. Approval expiry dates and emergency authorisations fit the same workflow.
Pesticide MRLs across destination markets
Ask for acetamiprid limits on apples and table grapes across markets. These values were checked on 4 October 2026:
| Market | Apples | Table grapes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| EU | 0.07 mg/kg | 0.08 mg/kg | Reg. (EU) 2025/158, amending Reg. (EC) 396/2005 |
| US | 1.0 ppm (pome fruit group 11-10) | 0.35 ppm (subgroup 13-07F) | 40 CFR 180.578 |
| Codex | 0.8 mg/kg (pome fruits) | 0.5 mg/kg (grapes) | Codex MRLs |
| South Korea | 0.3 mg/kg (pome fruits) | 2.0 mg/kg (grapes) | MFDS MRL table |
The EU apple limit has applied since 19 August 2025. Its residue definition includes metabolite IM-2-1. Open the acetamiprid answer for the source behind each row. For related residue research, see glyphosate in food.
Pesticides regulatory compliance across markets
One question shows paraquat's market-access picture. Findings checked on 4 October 2026:
- EU: not approved following the General Court's annulment on 11 July 2007 (T-229/04).
- Great Britain: not approved; absent from the HSE GB register.
- Brazil: banned since 22 September 2020 after ANVISA's toxicological re-evaluation (RDC 177/2017).
- US: registered as Restricted Use, with EPA's 2021 interim review decision and tolerances in 40 CFR 180.205.
Read the cited paraquat answer.
Pesticides regulatory intelligence software: one question, cited sources
| Research step | RegAffairs AI | Separate register lookups |
|---|---|---|
| Get an answer | Cited answer in seconds | Read and piece together records |
| Compare markets | Multiple jurisdictions in one question | Search registers separately |
| Trace the finding | Each claim opens its stored source document | Assemble references yourself |
| Work across languages | Ask and read in yours | Read the original records |
Coverage for crop protection teams
Sources include the European Commission, EFSA, BVL, ANSES, HSE, EPA, ANVISA, IBAMA, MFDS and Codex. Browse pesticides coverage, learn how to read the EU pesticides database, or explore biocides.
FAQ
Can I ask in German, French or Portuguese?
Yes. Ask in your language and get the answer in it, with original records cited. See the French glyphosate answer.
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