Le Glyphosate Renewal Group (GRG) a soumis un dossier de 180 000 pages à l’Autorité européenne de sécurité des aliments pour examen par le groupe d’évaluation de l’État membre rapporteur (RMS) sur le glyphosate (AGG), composé de la France, de la Hongrie, des Pays-Bas et de la Suède, en vue du renouvellement de la substance active glyphosate.
Le RMS a évalué ce dossier et a publié une version de consultation de son évaluation (le projet de rapport d’évaluation du renouvellement : dRAR).
Dans le cadre de l’engagement de transparence du GRG, nous fournissons de brefs résumés des différents éléments du dRAR, y compris des indications sur la manière dont le GRG a l’intention de répondre aux sujets soulevés par le RMS, le cas échéant.
Au cours de la consultation publique qui s’est déroulée de septembre à novembre 2021, les États membres, les participants et le grand public ont formulé des commentaires sur le dRAR du glyphosate. Une demande d’informations supplémentaires a été reçue de l’EFSA le 14 mars 2022, conformément à l’article 13, paragraphe 3, du règlement d’exécution (UE) n° 844/2012 de la Commission. Le GRG fournit des documents de synthèse actualisés dans le domaine de la toxicologie, de l’écotoxicologie, du devenir dans l’environnement et des résidus, contenant des informations pertinentes pour l’évaluation des risques et s’appuyant sur les documents de transparence précédemment téléchargés ici.
Les résumés sont disponibles en anglaise.
The GRG has prepared an updated summary document detailing key areas of the toxicology risk assessment that relates specifically to EFSA’s additional information request from 14th March 2022.
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Pour .The GRG has prepared an updated summary document detailing key areas of the residues risk assessment, that relates specifically to EFSA’s additional information request from 14th March 2022.
Pour .The GRG has prepared an updated summary document detailing key areas of the Ecotoxicological risk assessment, that relates specifically to EFSA’s additional information request from 14th March, 2022.
Pour .On 19 September, in the framework of the 16th International Congress of Toxicology 2022 (ICTXVI) in Maastricht, The Netherlands, the Glyphosate Renewal Group organised an industry symposium: Glyphosate Neurotoxicology Evaluation: Systematic Reviews of Epidemiology and Animal Studies for Risk Assessment.
Pour the industry symposium: Glyphosate Neurotoxicology EvaluationIn the 2021 dRAR for glyphosate, the RMS requested that the grass residue decline data, used to refine the level of residues anticipated on dietary items for the chronic wild mammal risk assessment, may need to be re-assessed using current kinetics analysis approaches. The GRG performed a kinetics re-analysis of the data from 22 sets of grass residue trials on which the mean DT50 value of 2.8 days is based as presented in the EFSA (2015) conclusion on glyphosate.
Pour the GRG Position on Grass Residue Decline Data for Chronic Wild Mammal Risk AssessmentThere is considerable information originating from both the scientific literature and media about the detection of glyphosate in the foods we eat, and consequently, in urine. Unfortunately, these reports often come with little context on how the data is obtained or what the reported values mean in terms of safety.
Pour residues of glyphosate in food and dietary exposureOn 27 September, in the frame of the EUROTOX 2021 online conference, the Glyphosate Renewal Group has organised an industry symposium. During the symposium, experts discussed the Assessment Group on Glyphosate’s recently released draft Renewal Assessment Report (dRAR) endpoints and proposed classification for glyphosate in Europe.
Pour the GRG Industry SymposiumThe GRG has prepared a position document detailing key areas of the Ecotoxicological risk assessment, that relate to the ‘Effects on Non-Target Species’ sections of the dRAR.
Pour the effects on non-target speciesThe RMS have re-evaluated glyphosate for its potential to be an endocrine disruptor concluding glyphosate is not an endocrine disruptor through the estrogenic, androgenic, thyroid, and steroidogenic pathways.
Pour the draft RAR conclusion that glyphsate has no endocrine disrupting propertiesOver the past 30 years glyphosate has become the most important herbicide in global agriculture. For farmers, glyphosate herbicides provide simple, flexible and cost-effective weed control.
Pour glyphosate monitoring data