New MRL-exempt substances in EU food: what changes in 2026
From 20 April 2026, five natural substances are exempt from MRLs in food. This affects farmers, the agri-food industry a...
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From 20 April 2026, five natural substances are exempt from MRLs in food. This affects farmers, the agri-food industry a...
The EU requires pesticide residue controls in food during 2027-2029. Exceeding MRLs can lead to market withdrawals and p...
From 27/03/2026, maize MON 87403 cannot be placed on the EU market. Importers, manufacturers and distributors of food an...
The EU revokes the authorisation for maize MON 87419. Importers, manufacturers and distributors must withdraw products f...
From 19/04/2026, new MRLs for cyflufenamid, fenazaquin and nicotine in agricultural products. Risk of consignment reject...
Regulation 2026/731 amends residue sampling controls for meat, milk and aquaculture. Risk of batch rejection if supplier...
The EU corrects restriction zones for highly pathogenic avian influenza from 24/03/2026. Poultry holdings must verify th...
From 20/03/2026, new protection and surveillance zones for avian influenza restrict the movement of birds, eggs and poul...
Food and animal importers must use the corrected models from Regulation 2025/636 as of 30/04/2025. Incorrect certificate...
The correction to Regulation 1337/2013 requires producers, distributors and butchers to review origin labelling for pork...