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EU Adds 35 Hazardous Chemicals to PIC Regulation

EU exporters are now required to notify their intentions to export 35 additional hazardous chemicals after November 1, 2023.

European Union added 35 chemicals in the Annex I of Prior Informed Consent Regulation (PIC Regulation), including 27 pesticides and 8 industrial chemicals. It shall apply from November 1, 2023.  

The amendment, namely Commission Regulation (EU) 2023/1656 amending Regulation (EU) No 649/2012 (PIC Regulation) regards the listing of pesticides and industrial chemicals, was released on the Official Journal of the European Union on August 25, 2023.

Part 1 of PIC Annex I lists the chemicals subject to export notification procedure. The following chemicals are added to Part 1: 

ChemicalCAS No.EC No.CN code
1-bromopropane (n-propyl bromide) 106-94-5203-445-0ex 2903 69 19
1,2-Benzenedicarboxylic acid, di-C6-8-branched alkyl esters, C7-rich71888-89-6276-158-1ex 2917 34 00
1,2-Benzenedicarboxylic acid, di-C7-11-branched and linear alkyl esters 68515-42-4271-084-6ex 2917 34 00
1,2-Benzenedicarboxylic acid, dipentyl ester, branched and linear84777-06-0284-032-2ex 2917 34 00
Alpha-cypermethrin67375-30-8
ex 2926 90 70
Azimsulfuron120162-55-2
ex 2935 90 90
Bis(2-methoxyethyl) phthalate117-82-8204-212-6ex 2917 34 00
Bromadiolone28772-56-7249-205-9ex 2932 20 90
Carbetamide16118-49-3240-286-6ex 2924 29 70
Carboxin5234-68-4226-031-1ex 2934 99 90
Chlorophene120-32-1204-385-8ex 2908 19 00
Cyproconazole94361-06-5
ex 2933 99 80
Diisopentyl phthalate605-50-5210-088-4ex 2917 34 00
Dipentyl phthalate131-18-0205-017-9ex 2917 34 00
Diuron330-54-1206-354-4ex 2924 21 00
Esbiothrin260359-57-7
ex 2916 20 00
Ethametsulfuron-methyl97780-06-8
ex 2935 90 90
Etridiazole2593-15-9219-991-8ex 2934 99 90
Famoxadone131807-57-3
ex 2934 99 90
Fenbuconazole114369-43-6406-140-2ex 2933 99 80
Fenoxycarb72490-01-8276-696-7ex 2924 29 70
Fluquinconazole136426-54-5411-960-9ex 2933 59 95
Indoxacarb

173584-44-6

144171-61-9


ex 2934 99 90
Isopyrazam881685-58-1
ex 2933 19 90
Lufenuron103055-07-8410-690-9ex 2924 21 00
Metam-sodium137-42-8205-293-0ex 2930 20 00
Metosulam139528-85-1410-240-1ex 2935 90 30
Myclobutanil88671-89-0410-400-0ex 2933 99 80
n-pentyl-isopentyl phthalate776297-69-9
ex 2917 34 00
Pencycuron66063-05-6266-096-3ex 2924 21 00
Phosmet732-11-6211-987-4ex 2930 90 98
Prochloraz67747-09-5266-994-5ex 2933 29 90
Profoxydim139001-49-3
ex 2934 99 90
Spirodiclofen148477-71-8
ex 2932 20 90
Triflumizole68694-11-1
ex 2933 29 90


Export notification procedure

Exporters based in an EU Member State have to notify their intentions to export certain chemicals to a non-EU country. This applies to the chemicals listed in Part 1 of Annex I to the PIC Regulation. Exporters have to notify the designated national authority of the country from which the export will originate before the first yearly export takes place, as well as before the first export in each subsequent calendar year.

The main elements of the data requirements for an export notification include:

  • Identity of the substance, mixture or article to be exported. Typically this is the EC number, CAS number and the chemical name as listed in the Regulation

  • Information on the export, such as country of origin, country of destination, expected date of first yearly export, estimated amount to be exported, intended use in the country of destination, name and address of exporter and importer

  • Information on precautions to be taken

  • Summary of physico-chemical, toxicological and ecotoxicological properties

  • The uses of the chemical in the EU

  • Summary of regulatory restrictions and reasons for them

In addition to the export notification, most of these listed chemicals (excluding Alpha-cypermethrin, Bromadiolone and Metam-sodium) will also require an explicit consent from the importing country before exports can take place. 

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