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    Article Title: Scientific support for preparing an EU position for the 52nd Session of the Codex Committee on Pesticide Residues ( CCPR )

    Journal: EFSA Journal

    doi: 10.2903/j.efsa.2021.6766


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    Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU  MRLs
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    Techniques Used: Derivative Assay

    Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU  MRLs
    Figure Legend Snippet: Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU MRLs

    Techniques Used: Derivative Assay

    Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU  MRLs
    Figure Legend Snippet: Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU MRLs

    Techniques Used: Derivative Assay, Translocation Assay

    Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU  MRLs
    Figure Legend Snippet: Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU MRLs

    Techniques Used: Derivative Assay

    Summary of the consumer risk assessment
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    Comparison of the residue definitions derived by JMPR and at EU level
    Figure Legend Snippet: Comparison of the residue definitions derived by JMPR and at EU level

    Techniques Used: Derivative Assay

    Comparison of the residue definitions derived by JMPR and at EU level
    Figure Legend Snippet: Comparison of the residue definitions derived by JMPR and at EU level

    Techniques Used: Derivative Assay

    Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU  MRLs
    Figure Legend Snippet: Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU MRLs

    Techniques Used: Derivative Assay

    Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU  MRLs
    Figure Legend Snippet: Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU MRLs

    Techniques Used: Derivative Assay, Marker

    Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU  MRLs
    Figure Legend Snippet: Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU MRLs

    Techniques Used: Derivative Assay, Molecular Weight

    Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU  MRLs
    Figure Legend Snippet: Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU MRLs

    Techniques Used: Derivative Assay

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    Article Title: Scientific support for preparing an EU position for the 45th Session of the Codex Committee on Pesticide Residues (CCPR)
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    Article Title: Scientific support for preparing an EU position for the 45th Session of the Codex Committee on Pesticide Residues (CCPR)
    Article Snippet: .. Scientific support for preparing EU position for the 2013 CCPR EFSA Journal 2013;11(7):3312 63 Commodity Codex MRLs proposals derived by JMPR 2012 EU MRL Comment Carrot 0.05* 0.1* The proposed draft Codex MRL derived from 17 residue trials performed in Canada on carrots treated at pre-emergence. ..

    Article Title: Scientific support for preparing an EU position for the 45th Session of the Codex Committee on Pesticide Residues (CCPR)
    Article Snippet: Berries and other small fruits (except currants) W (0.1) 0.1* table grapes According to the 2012 JMPR report this CXL has been withdrawn (W) and replaced by separate proposed draft Codex MRLs for grapes, strawberries, blueberries, gooseberries and raspberries. .. 0.7 raspberries 0.5 (other berries and small fruits) Blueberries 0.1 0.5 The proposed draft Codex MRL derived from 5 residue trials on blueberries performed in USA. ..

    Article Title: Scientific support for preparing an EU position for the 45th Session of the Codex Committee on Pesticide Residues (CCPR)
    Article Snippet: Strawberry 3 0.01(d)/3 The proposed draft Codex MRL is sufficiently supported by residue data (9) and accommodates the U.S. and CAN GAPs. .. Scientific support for preparing EU position for the 2013 CCPR EFSA Journal 2013;11(7):3312 115 Commodity Codex MRLs proposal derived by JMPR 2012 EU MRL/ MRL proposal in EFSA RO (2012) /SANCO 2012 Comment Sugar beet 0.5 0.01(d)/0.5 The proposed draft Codex MRL is sufficiently supported by residue data (12) and accommodates the U.S. GAP. .. As long as no CXLs for ruminants can be derived, the proposed draft Codex MRL for sugar beet should also not be advanced.

    Article Title: Scientific support for preparing an EU position for the 45th Session of the Codex Committee on Pesticide Residues (CCPR)
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    Article Title: Scientific support for preparing an EU position for the 45th Session of the Codex Committee on Pesticide Residues (CCPR)
    Article Snippet: .. Scientific support for preparing EU position for the 2013 CCPR EFSA Journal 2013;11(7):3312 114 Commodity Codex MRLs proposal derived by JMPR 2012 EU MRL/ MRL proposal in EFSA RO (2012) /SANCO 2012 Comment Sorghum 0.8 0.01(d)/0.8 The proposed draft Codex MRL is sufficiently supported by residue data in sorghum (9) and accommodates the U.S. GAP. .. As long as no CXLs for ruminants can be derived, the proposed draft Codex MRL should also not be advanced.

    Article Title: Scientific support for preparing an EU position for the 45th Session of the Codex Committee on Pesticide Residues (CCPR)
    Article Snippet: .. Scientific support for preparing EU position for the 2013 CCPR EFSA Journal 2013;11(7):3312 63 Commodity Codex MRLs proposals derived by JMPR 2012 EU MRL Comment Carrot 0.05* 0.1* The proposed draft Codex MRL derived from 17 residue trials performed in Canada on carrots treated at pre-emergence. ..

    Article Title: Scientific support for preparing an EU position for the 45th Session of the Codex Committee on Pesticide Residues (CCPR)
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    Article Title: Scientific support for preparing an EU position for the 45th Session of the Codex Committee on Pesticide Residues (CCPR)
    Article Snippet: Strawberry 3 0.01(d)/3 The proposed draft Codex MRL is sufficiently supported by residue data (9) and accommodates the U.S. and CAN GAPs. .. Scientific support for preparing EU position for the 2013 CCPR EFSA Journal 2013;11(7):3312 115 Commodity Codex MRLs proposal derived by JMPR 2012 EU MRL/ MRL proposal in EFSA RO (2012) /SANCO 2012 Comment Sugar beet 0.5 0.01(d)/0.5 The proposed draft Codex MRL is sufficiently supported by residue data (12) and accommodates the U.S. GAP. .. As long as no CXLs for ruminants can be derived, the proposed draft Codex MRL for sugar beet should also not be advanced.



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    Journal: EFSA Journal

    Article Title: Scientific support for preparing an EU position for the 52nd Session of the Codex Committee on Pesticide Residues ( CCPR )

    doi: 10.2903/j.efsa.2021.6766

    Figure Lengend Snippet:

    Article Snippet: The requested advice and comments on the recommendations of the 20 active substances of the extraordinary Joint FAO/WHO meeting on pesticides residues (JMPR) of 7–17 May 2019 and the 27 active substances of the JMPR Regular meeting of 17–26 September 2019 and, where appropriate, on other proposed Codex MRLs, retained in the step procedure and reviewed by JMPR in previous years, should contain the following information: Background information on all active substances under discussion regarding the status of the active substance at EU level (approval status of the active substance, availability of EFSA conclusions and availability of EFSA reasoned opinions on MRL applications or MRL review); In case new toxicological reference values were proposed by JMPR, a comparison of the proposed reference values with agreed EU reference values and an evaluation of the possible reasons for differences; As regard the proposed draft Codex MRLs for discussion in CCPR 2020, EFSA should provide relevant comments on the proposed MRLs and specifically address the following questions: ○ Whether the residue definitions derived by JMPR are comparable with the existing EU residue definitions, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are comparable with the existing EU MRLs, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are sufficiently supported by data, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are appropriate in terms of the data that have been used to establish them and in terms of the method used for their calculation, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are safe for European consumers with regard to chronic, and where relevant, acute exposure.

    Techniques:

    Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU  MRLs

    Journal: EFSA Journal

    Article Title: Scientific support for preparing an EU position for the 52nd Session of the Codex Committee on Pesticide Residues ( CCPR )

    doi: 10.2903/j.efsa.2021.6766

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU MRLs

    Article Snippet: The requested advice and comments on the recommendations of the 20 active substances of the extraordinary Joint FAO/WHO meeting on pesticides residues (JMPR) of 7–17 May 2019 and the 27 active substances of the JMPR Regular meeting of 17–26 September 2019 and, where appropriate, on other proposed Codex MRLs, retained in the step procedure and reviewed by JMPR in previous years, should contain the following information: Background information on all active substances under discussion regarding the status of the active substance at EU level (approval status of the active substance, availability of EFSA conclusions and availability of EFSA reasoned opinions on MRL applications or MRL review); In case new toxicological reference values were proposed by JMPR, a comparison of the proposed reference values with agreed EU reference values and an evaluation of the possible reasons for differences; As regard the proposed draft Codex MRLs for discussion in CCPR 2020, EFSA should provide relevant comments on the proposed MRLs and specifically address the following questions: ○ Whether the residue definitions derived by JMPR are comparable with the existing EU residue definitions, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are comparable with the existing EU MRLs, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are sufficiently supported by data, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are appropriate in terms of the data that have been used to establish them and in terms of the method used for their calculation, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are safe for European consumers with regard to chronic, and where relevant, acute exposure.

    Techniques: Derivative Assay

    Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU  MRLs

    Journal: EFSA Journal

    Article Title: Scientific support for preparing an EU position for the 52nd Session of the Codex Committee on Pesticide Residues ( CCPR )

    doi: 10.2903/j.efsa.2021.6766

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU MRLs

    Article Snippet: The requested advice and comments on the recommendations of the 20 active substances of the extraordinary Joint FAO/WHO meeting on pesticides residues (JMPR) of 7–17 May 2019 and the 27 active substances of the JMPR Regular meeting of 17–26 September 2019 and, where appropriate, on other proposed Codex MRLs, retained in the step procedure and reviewed by JMPR in previous years, should contain the following information: Background information on all active substances under discussion regarding the status of the active substance at EU level (approval status of the active substance, availability of EFSA conclusions and availability of EFSA reasoned opinions on MRL applications or MRL review); In case new toxicological reference values were proposed by JMPR, a comparison of the proposed reference values with agreed EU reference values and an evaluation of the possible reasons for differences; As regard the proposed draft Codex MRLs for discussion in CCPR 2020, EFSA should provide relevant comments on the proposed MRLs and specifically address the following questions: ○ Whether the residue definitions derived by JMPR are comparable with the existing EU residue definitions, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are comparable with the existing EU MRLs, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are sufficiently supported by data, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are appropriate in terms of the data that have been used to establish them and in terms of the method used for their calculation, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are safe for European consumers with regard to chronic, and where relevant, acute exposure.

    Techniques: Derivative Assay

    Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU  MRLs

    Journal: EFSA Journal

    Article Title: Scientific support for preparing an EU position for the 52nd Session of the Codex Committee on Pesticide Residues ( CCPR )

    doi: 10.2903/j.efsa.2021.6766

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU MRLs

    Article Snippet: The requested advice and comments on the recommendations of the 20 active substances of the extraordinary Joint FAO/WHO meeting on pesticides residues (JMPR) of 7–17 May 2019 and the 27 active substances of the JMPR Regular meeting of 17–26 September 2019 and, where appropriate, on other proposed Codex MRLs, retained in the step procedure and reviewed by JMPR in previous years, should contain the following information: Background information on all active substances under discussion regarding the status of the active substance at EU level (approval status of the active substance, availability of EFSA conclusions and availability of EFSA reasoned opinions on MRL applications or MRL review); In case new toxicological reference values were proposed by JMPR, a comparison of the proposed reference values with agreed EU reference values and an evaluation of the possible reasons for differences; As regard the proposed draft Codex MRLs for discussion in CCPR 2020, EFSA should provide relevant comments on the proposed MRLs and specifically address the following questions: ○ Whether the residue definitions derived by JMPR are comparable with the existing EU residue definitions, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are comparable with the existing EU MRLs, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are sufficiently supported by data, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are appropriate in terms of the data that have been used to establish them and in terms of the method used for their calculation, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are safe for European consumers with regard to chronic, and where relevant, acute exposure.

    Techniques: Derivative Assay, Translocation Assay

    Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU  MRLs

    Journal: EFSA Journal

    Article Title: Scientific support for preparing an EU position for the 52nd Session of the Codex Committee on Pesticide Residues ( CCPR )

    doi: 10.2903/j.efsa.2021.6766

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU MRLs

    Article Snippet: The requested advice and comments on the recommendations of the 20 active substances of the extraordinary Joint FAO/WHO meeting on pesticides residues (JMPR) of 7–17 May 2019 and the 27 active substances of the JMPR Regular meeting of 17–26 September 2019 and, where appropriate, on other proposed Codex MRLs, retained in the step procedure and reviewed by JMPR in previous years, should contain the following information: Background information on all active substances under discussion regarding the status of the active substance at EU level (approval status of the active substance, availability of EFSA conclusions and availability of EFSA reasoned opinions on MRL applications or MRL review); In case new toxicological reference values were proposed by JMPR, a comparison of the proposed reference values with agreed EU reference values and an evaluation of the possible reasons for differences; As regard the proposed draft Codex MRLs for discussion in CCPR 2020, EFSA should provide relevant comments on the proposed MRLs and specifically address the following questions: ○ Whether the residue definitions derived by JMPR are comparable with the existing EU residue definitions, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are comparable with the existing EU MRLs, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are sufficiently supported by data, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are appropriate in terms of the data that have been used to establish them and in terms of the method used for their calculation, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are safe for European consumers with regard to chronic, and where relevant, acute exposure.

    Techniques: Derivative Assay

    Summary of the consumer risk assessment

    Journal: EFSA Journal

    Article Title: Scientific support for preparing an EU position for the 52nd Session of the Codex Committee on Pesticide Residues ( CCPR )

    doi: 10.2903/j.efsa.2021.6766

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Summary of the consumer risk assessment

    Article Snippet: The requested advice and comments on the recommendations of the 20 active substances of the extraordinary Joint FAO/WHO meeting on pesticides residues (JMPR) of 7–17 May 2019 and the 27 active substances of the JMPR Regular meeting of 17–26 September 2019 and, where appropriate, on other proposed Codex MRLs, retained in the step procedure and reviewed by JMPR in previous years, should contain the following information: Background information on all active substances under discussion regarding the status of the active substance at EU level (approval status of the active substance, availability of EFSA conclusions and availability of EFSA reasoned opinions on MRL applications or MRL review); In case new toxicological reference values were proposed by JMPR, a comparison of the proposed reference values with agreed EU reference values and an evaluation of the possible reasons for differences; As regard the proposed draft Codex MRLs for discussion in CCPR 2020, EFSA should provide relevant comments on the proposed MRLs and specifically address the following questions: ○ Whether the residue definitions derived by JMPR are comparable with the existing EU residue definitions, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are comparable with the existing EU MRLs, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are sufficiently supported by data, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are appropriate in terms of the data that have been used to establish them and in terms of the method used for their calculation, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are safe for European consumers with regard to chronic, and where relevant, acute exposure.

    Techniques:

    Comparison of the residue definitions derived by JMPR and at EU level

    Journal: EFSA Journal

    Article Title: Scientific support for preparing an EU position for the 52nd Session of the Codex Committee on Pesticide Residues ( CCPR )

    doi: 10.2903/j.efsa.2021.6766

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Comparison of the residue definitions derived by JMPR and at EU level

    Article Snippet: The requested advice and comments on the recommendations of the 20 active substances of the extraordinary Joint FAO/WHO meeting on pesticides residues (JMPR) of 7–17 May 2019 and the 27 active substances of the JMPR Regular meeting of 17–26 September 2019 and, where appropriate, on other proposed Codex MRLs, retained in the step procedure and reviewed by JMPR in previous years, should contain the following information: Background information on all active substances under discussion regarding the status of the active substance at EU level (approval status of the active substance, availability of EFSA conclusions and availability of EFSA reasoned opinions on MRL applications or MRL review); In case new toxicological reference values were proposed by JMPR, a comparison of the proposed reference values with agreed EU reference values and an evaluation of the possible reasons for differences; As regard the proposed draft Codex MRLs for discussion in CCPR 2020, EFSA should provide relevant comments on the proposed MRLs and specifically address the following questions: ○ Whether the residue definitions derived by JMPR are comparable with the existing EU residue definitions, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are comparable with the existing EU MRLs, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are sufficiently supported by data, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are appropriate in terms of the data that have been used to establish them and in terms of the method used for their calculation, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are safe for European consumers with regard to chronic, and where relevant, acute exposure.

    Techniques: Derivative Assay

    Comparison of the residue definitions derived by JMPR and at EU level

    Journal: EFSA Journal

    Article Title: Scientific support for preparing an EU position for the 52nd Session of the Codex Committee on Pesticide Residues ( CCPR )

    doi: 10.2903/j.efsa.2021.6766

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Comparison of the residue definitions derived by JMPR and at EU level

    Article Snippet: The requested advice and comments on the recommendations of the 20 active substances of the extraordinary Joint FAO/WHO meeting on pesticides residues (JMPR) of 7–17 May 2019 and the 27 active substances of the JMPR Regular meeting of 17–26 September 2019 and, where appropriate, on other proposed Codex MRLs, retained in the step procedure and reviewed by JMPR in previous years, should contain the following information: Background information on all active substances under discussion regarding the status of the active substance at EU level (approval status of the active substance, availability of EFSA conclusions and availability of EFSA reasoned opinions on MRL applications or MRL review); In case new toxicological reference values were proposed by JMPR, a comparison of the proposed reference values with agreed EU reference values and an evaluation of the possible reasons for differences; As regard the proposed draft Codex MRLs for discussion in CCPR 2020, EFSA should provide relevant comments on the proposed MRLs and specifically address the following questions: ○ Whether the residue definitions derived by JMPR are comparable with the existing EU residue definitions, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are comparable with the existing EU MRLs, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are sufficiently supported by data, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are appropriate in terms of the data that have been used to establish them and in terms of the method used for their calculation, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are safe for European consumers with regard to chronic, and where relevant, acute exposure.

    Techniques: Derivative Assay

    Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU  MRLs

    Journal: EFSA Journal

    Article Title: Scientific support for preparing an EU position for the 52nd Session of the Codex Committee on Pesticide Residues ( CCPR )

    doi: 10.2903/j.efsa.2021.6766

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU MRLs

    Article Snippet: The requested advice and comments on the recommendations of the 20 active substances of the extraordinary Joint FAO/WHO meeting on pesticides residues (JMPR) of 7–17 May 2019 and the 27 active substances of the JMPR Regular meeting of 17–26 September 2019 and, where appropriate, on other proposed Codex MRLs, retained in the step procedure and reviewed by JMPR in previous years, should contain the following information: Background information on all active substances under discussion regarding the status of the active substance at EU level (approval status of the active substance, availability of EFSA conclusions and availability of EFSA reasoned opinions on MRL applications or MRL review); In case new toxicological reference values were proposed by JMPR, a comparison of the proposed reference values with agreed EU reference values and an evaluation of the possible reasons for differences; As regard the proposed draft Codex MRLs for discussion in CCPR 2020, EFSA should provide relevant comments on the proposed MRLs and specifically address the following questions: ○ Whether the residue definitions derived by JMPR are comparable with the existing EU residue definitions, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are comparable with the existing EU MRLs, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are sufficiently supported by data, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are appropriate in terms of the data that have been used to establish them and in terms of the method used for their calculation, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are safe for European consumers with regard to chronic, and where relevant, acute exposure.

    Techniques: Derivative Assay

    Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU  MRLs

    Journal: EFSA Journal

    Article Title: Scientific support for preparing an EU position for the 52nd Session of the Codex Committee on Pesticide Residues ( CCPR )

    doi: 10.2903/j.efsa.2021.6766

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU MRLs

    Article Snippet: The requested advice and comments on the recommendations of the 20 active substances of the extraordinary Joint FAO/WHO meeting on pesticides residues (JMPR) of 7–17 May 2019 and the 27 active substances of the JMPR Regular meeting of 17–26 September 2019 and, where appropriate, on other proposed Codex MRLs, retained in the step procedure and reviewed by JMPR in previous years, should contain the following information: Background information on all active substances under discussion regarding the status of the active substance at EU level (approval status of the active substance, availability of EFSA conclusions and availability of EFSA reasoned opinions on MRL applications or MRL review); In case new toxicological reference values were proposed by JMPR, a comparison of the proposed reference values with agreed EU reference values and an evaluation of the possible reasons for differences; As regard the proposed draft Codex MRLs for discussion in CCPR 2020, EFSA should provide relevant comments on the proposed MRLs and specifically address the following questions: ○ Whether the residue definitions derived by JMPR are comparable with the existing EU residue definitions, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are comparable with the existing EU MRLs, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are sufficiently supported by data, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are appropriate in terms of the data that have been used to establish them and in terms of the method used for their calculation, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are safe for European consumers with regard to chronic, and where relevant, acute exposure.

    Techniques: Derivative Assay, Marker

    Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU  MRLs

    Journal: EFSA Journal

    Article Title: Scientific support for preparing an EU position for the 52nd Session of the Codex Committee on Pesticide Residues ( CCPR )

    doi: 10.2903/j.efsa.2021.6766

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU MRLs

    Article Snippet: The requested advice and comments on the recommendations of the 20 active substances of the extraordinary Joint FAO/WHO meeting on pesticides residues (JMPR) of 7–17 May 2019 and the 27 active substances of the JMPR Regular meeting of 17–26 September 2019 and, where appropriate, on other proposed Codex MRLs, retained in the step procedure and reviewed by JMPR in previous years, should contain the following information: Background information on all active substances under discussion regarding the status of the active substance at EU level (approval status of the active substance, availability of EFSA conclusions and availability of EFSA reasoned opinions on MRL applications or MRL review); In case new toxicological reference values were proposed by JMPR, a comparison of the proposed reference values with agreed EU reference values and an evaluation of the possible reasons for differences; As regard the proposed draft Codex MRLs for discussion in CCPR 2020, EFSA should provide relevant comments on the proposed MRLs and specifically address the following questions: ○ Whether the residue definitions derived by JMPR are comparable with the existing EU residue definitions, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are comparable with the existing EU MRLs, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are sufficiently supported by data, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are appropriate in terms of the data that have been used to establish them and in terms of the method used for their calculation, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are safe for European consumers with regard to chronic, and where relevant, acute exposure.

    Techniques: Derivative Assay, Molecular Weight

    Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU  MRLs

    Journal: EFSA Journal

    Article Title: Scientific support for preparing an EU position for the 52nd Session of the Codex Committee on Pesticide Residues ( CCPR )

    doi: 10.2903/j.efsa.2021.6766

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Comparison of Codex MRL proposals derived by JMPR with EU MRLs

    Article Snippet: The requested advice and comments on the recommendations of the 20 active substances of the extraordinary Joint FAO/WHO meeting on pesticides residues (JMPR) of 7–17 May 2019 and the 27 active substances of the JMPR Regular meeting of 17–26 September 2019 and, where appropriate, on other proposed Codex MRLs, retained in the step procedure and reviewed by JMPR in previous years, should contain the following information: Background information on all active substances under discussion regarding the status of the active substance at EU level (approval status of the active substance, availability of EFSA conclusions and availability of EFSA reasoned opinions on MRL applications or MRL review); In case new toxicological reference values were proposed by JMPR, a comparison of the proposed reference values with agreed EU reference values and an evaluation of the possible reasons for differences; As regard the proposed draft Codex MRLs for discussion in CCPR 2020, EFSA should provide relevant comments on the proposed MRLs and specifically address the following questions: ○ Whether the residue definitions derived by JMPR are comparable with the existing EU residue definitions, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are comparable with the existing EU MRLs, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are sufficiently supported by data, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are appropriate in terms of the data that have been used to establish them and in terms of the method used for their calculation, ○ Whether the proposed draft Codex MRLs are safe for European consumers with regard to chronic, and where relevant, acute exposure.

    Techniques: Derivative Assay