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  1. Amendment of an authorisation 

    produktnavn) som medfører merarbeid for Norge» in attachment 1, chapter III, part B in forskrift om betaling av gebyrer for særskilte ytelser fra Mattilsynet ( ...

  2. Renewal of approval of a plant protection product 

    The latest edition of the Guidance document on work-sharing in the Northern Zone (A1); Northern Zone Guidance document - Higher tier risk assessment for birds ...

  3. New plant protection product 

    You will find the fees for approval of products (“Godkjenning av preparater”) in attachment 1, chapter III, part B in forskrift om betaling av gebyrer for ...

  4. Treated seeds, products for greenhouses, post-harvest, seed treatment 

    For placing treated seeds on the market in Norway, the plant protection product used in the seed treatment must be approved in at least one EU member state.

  5. Plant health and plant health regulations 

    This version is unofficial and is not legally binding. You can find the official version (in Norwegian) here: Forskrift om planter og tiltak mot ...

  6. National Regulations for Fertilising products 

    The Regulation on the production, sale, and import of fertilising products of organic origin and certain inorganic fertilising products (fertiliser ...

  7. Invertebrate Biological Control Agents 

    The approval of invertebrate biological control agents (IBCA) including insects, mites and nematodes is regulated by the Norwegian regulation on plant ...

  8. Regulations on food supplements 

    Food supplements are regulated by Regulation of 20 May 2004 No. 755 on food supplements (Forskrift om kosttilskudd), which implements provisions in ...

  9. Requirements for the authorisation holder and importer after the decision 

    ... on the market. Regulations. Forskrift om plantevernmidler. Artikkel 56 ... Uten at det berører medlemsstatenes rett til å vedta foreløpige vernetiltak ...

  10. Import of hay, straw and silage 

    It is the importer's responsibility to ensure that the feed is safe. Here you will find guidance on importing straw, hay and silage from both the EU and EEA ...