2014/756/EU: Commission Implementing Decision of 29 October 2014 concerning restrictions of the authorisations of biocidal products containing IPBC and propiconazole notified by Germany in accordance with Directive 98/8/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (notified under document C(2014) 7909) Text with EEA relevance
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This Decision applies to products identified by the following application reference numbers in the Reference Member State, as provided for by the Register for Biocidal Products: 2010/2709/7626/UK/AA/8666 2010/2709/8086/UK/AA/9499 2010/2709/7307/UK/AA/8801
The proposal by Germany not to authorise the biocidal products referred to in Article 1 for spraying outdoors, is rejected.
Where used for automated dipping, authorisations of biocidal products identified by the application reference number 2010/2709/7626/UK/AA/8666 shall include a condition that the label of the products contains the following instruction: ‘Product (insert name of the product) must only be used in fully automated dipping processes where all steps in the treatment and drying process are mechanised and no manual handling takes place, including when the treated articles are transported through the dip tank to the draining/drying and storage (if not already surface dry before moving to storage). Where appropriate, the wooden articles to be treated must be fully secured (e.g. via tension belts or clamping devices) prior to treatment and during the dipping process, and must not be manually handled until after the treated articles are surface dry.’
This Decision is addressed to the Member States.
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