Schedule 6 of the Agvet Code Regulations provides statutory definitions of when a proposed product is similar or closely similar to a reference product. To determine the appropriate Item number…
Schedule 6 of the Agvet Code Regulations provides statutory definitions of when a proposed product is similar or closely similar to a reference product. To determine the appropriate Item number, you need to…
A registered chemical product can be marketed under more than one product name. The approval of an additional marketing name is processed as an Item 10A. There is no technical assessment and no data is required. This application type can only be…
- Legislation
A registered chemical product can be marketed under more than one brand name. An application can be made for the approval of a label for a container for a registered chemical product under Schedule 6 Part 2 Item 10A…
- Legislation
A registered chemical product can be marketed under more than one brand name. An application can be made for the approval of a label for a container for a registered chemical product under Schedule 6 Part 2 Item 10A of the Agvet…
For registration, veterinary chemical products must be shown to be safe and effective when used in accordance with any approved directions for use. Product labels must adequately reflect these directions, including restraints, contraindications,…
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The Agricultural and Veterinary Chemicals (Administration) Act 1992 establishes the APVMA as an independent statutory authority of the Commonwealth, responsible for the regulation and…
- Legislation Framework
The Agricultural and Veterinary Chemicals (Administration) Act 1992 establishes the APVMA as an independent statutory authority of the Commonwealth, responsible for the regulation and…
Applications to vary the shelf life details or storage conditions for registered products may be made via:
Item 12: No data of a technical nature is required. This type of application is used when risks are equivalent to a registered product notA number of active constituents are defined as “date-controlled”. When formulated into an agricultural product, the concentration of these active constituents may decline over time and any reaction taking place may also result in other toxic compounds…