Agrochemical Net Chinese Net reported: Recently, the Technical Advisory Committee (CTA) of Brazil's National Health Supervision Agency (Anvisa) held its second regular meeting. Representatives from the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, and Supplies (Mapa) and the Brazilian Institute of Environment and Renewable Natural Resources (Ibama) attended the meeting. These three institutions are the relevant approval units responsible for the registration of pesticide products in Brazil. At the meeting, Mapa released a list of agrochemical products that can enjoy priority review rights when registering in 2017.

Mapa said: "The selection process of priority products involves both technical and economic aspects. It is necessary to consider the necessity of listing pesticides with significant effects on pests and diseases as high priority, and the necessity of alternate use of pesticides with different mechanisms of action to prevent them from occurring. Drug resistance. In addition, products that have a greater impact on market competition will also be given priority." Products with low pest control effects have no priority. Products that have received priority registration are scored from 0 to 6. The lower the score, the higher the priority.