Biopesticide and Conventional Pesticide Registrations and Food Use Authorizations
U.S. EPA and PMRA import tolerance petitions for new active ingredients
Pre-submission detailed study-by-study review against the U.S. EPA guidelines for a high profile, multi-agency joint review submission for a conventional new active ingredient for food use to proactively identify report omissions to be addressed before submission via report supplements based upon the original raw data
U.S. EPA registration of new animal health use formulations and label expansions
U.S. EPA registration maintenance, including label and product chemistry amendments and responses to data call-ins
U.S. EPA biopesticide tolerance exemption expansion to include all crops and label expansion to include a large number of new food uses
Canadian (PMRA) registration of a new non-conventional pesticide and associated Canadian MRL evaluation
Registration of multiple new biopesticide active ingredients for residential non-food use
U.S. EPA/Canada/California shared review for a new conventional reduced risk active ingredient for outdoor and greenhouse food use and for nonfood use
FIFRA Training and Coaching
Multiple custom designed FIFRA training courses for a large client for which the target audiences for the different courses were registration specialists, labeling staff, and regulatory department administrative staff
Custom designed FIFRA training courses for small and mid-sized companies for which the target audiences included the regulatory, research, sales, marketing, customer service, and production department staff
FIFRA coaching for a small company with a one-person pesticide regulatory department to address a variety of requests raised by the business requiring “outside of the box” regulatory strategies
Other
Proposals to obtain EPA confirmation that biostimulants and pesticide devices are not regulated under FIFRA.
National Organic Program (NOP) petitions to add to the list of a synthetic substance allowed in organic production (7 CFR §205.600)
National Pesticide Information Retrieval System (NPIRS) database searches for pesticide registration information to inform pesticide registration strategies and business decisions for pesticide registrant companies
Expert witness testimony regarding pesticide regulatory matters including data compensation and U.S. EPA policies
Guidance regarding regulatory considerations associated with the purchase of U.S. EPA pesticide product registrations