Bibliographic citations
Castro, P., (2024). Protección de información e implicancia en el proceso de registro de plaguicidas químicos de uso agrícola sin antecedentes de registro [Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina]. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12996/6199
Castro, P., Protección de información e implicancia en el proceso de registro de plaguicidas químicos de uso agrícola sin antecedentes de registro []. PE: Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina; 2024. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12996/6199
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title = "Protección de información e implicancia en el proceso de registro de plaguicidas químicos de uso agrícola sin antecedentes de registro",
author = "Castro Medina, Paula Leonor",
publisher = "Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina",
year = "2024"
}
In our country, to formulate, import, distribute and commercialize Chemical Pesticides for Agricultural Use (PQUA) it is necessary to have an authorization; this type of products require registration, granted by the Competent National Authority in matters of pesticides, that is, Servicio Nacional de Sanidad Agraria (SENASA) and evaluated based on the regulations that currently govern the country. Over time, the regulations have been modified and increased requirements in order to harmonize and carry out an evaluation that ensures that the product will not generate adverse effects on the environment and human health if it is used appropriately. This is how, currently when we register a PQUA we base ourselves on the guidelines of Decision 804: “Andean Standard for the Registration and Control of Chemical Pesticides for Agricultural Use” and Resolution 2075 (August 2019) that adopts the “Andean Technical Manual for “Registration and Control of Chemical Pesticides for Agricultural Use”. The information provided to the authority based on the requirements stipulated in the regulations is very detailed, high costs of time and money have been incurred to generate it and therefore it has great economic value for whoever has it in their possession, for this reason it is has the Intellectual Property System as a mechanism that protects regulatory information and guarantees that the protection is effective by keeping it secret and thus avoiding unfair competition. This type of protection can be limited or unlimited depending on the case, that is, through test data protection or confidentiality respectively. To expand their product portfolio, agrochemical companies require a person responsible for registration and regulatory affairs, capable of executing the processes of obtaining registrations and protecting regulatory information successfully.
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