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Commission Regulation (EEC) No 3600/92 of 11 December 1992 laying down the detailed rules for the implementation of the first stage of the programme of work referred to in Article 8 (2) of Council Directive 91/414/EEC concerning the placing of plant protection products on the market

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ANNEX I LIST OF SUBSTANCES COVERED BY THE FIRST STAGE OF THE WORK PROGRAMME PROVIDED FOR IN ARTICLE 8 (2) OF DIRECTIVE 91/414/EEC

Name 1. Acephate 2. Methamidophos 3. Aldicarb 4. Amitraz 5. Azinphos-ethyl 6. Azinphos-methyl 7. Carbendazim 8. Benomyl 9. Thiophanate-methyl 10. Chlorpyriphos 11. Chlorpyriphos-methyl 12. Cyfluthrin 13. Beta-cyfluthrin 14. Cyhalothrin 15. Lambda-cyhalothrin 16. Cypermethrin 17. Alpha-cypermethrin 18. DNOC 19. Deltamethrin 20. Dinoterb 21. Endosulfan 22. Fenthion 23. Fenvalerate 24. Esfenvalerate 25. Lindane 26. Parathion 27. Parathion-methyl 28. Permethrin 29. Benalaxyl 30. Metalaxyl 31. Chlorothalonil 32. Dinocap 33. Fenarimol 34. Fentin acetate 35. Fentin hydroxide 36. Flusilazole 37. Imazalil 38. Mancozeb 39. Maneb 40. Zineb 41. Metiram 42. Propineb 43. Thiram 44. Ferbam 45. Ziram 46. Propiconazole 47. Pyrazophos 48. Quintozene 49. Thiabendazole 50. Vinclozolin 51. Procymidone 52. Iprodione 53. Chlozolinate 54. Chlorpropham 55. Propham 56. Daminozide 57. Maleic hydrazide 58. Tecnazene 59. Alachlor 60. Amitrole (Aminotriazole) 61. Atrazine 62. Simazine 63. Bentazone 64. Chlorotoluron 65. 2,4-D 66. 2,4-D-B 67. Ethofumesate 68. Fluroxypyr 69. Glyphosate 70. Ioxynil 71. Bromoxynil 72. Isoproturon 73. MCPA 74. MCPB 75. Mecoprop 76. Mecoprop-P 77. Metsulfuron 78. Tifensulfuron 79. Triasulfuron 80. Molinate 81. Monolinuron 82. Linuron 83. Paraquat 84. Diquat 85. Pendimethalin 86. Desmedipham 87. Phenmedipham 88. Propyzamide 89. Pyridate 90. Warfarin

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ANNEX I LIST OF SUBSTANCES COVERED BY THE FIRST STAGE OF THE WORK PROGRAMME PROVIDED FOR IN ARTICLE 8 (2) OF DIRECTIVE 91/414/EEC

Name 1. Acephate 2. Methamidophos 3. Aldicarb 4. Amitraz 5. Azinphos-ethyl 6. Azinphos-methyl 7. Carbendazim 8. Benomyl 9. Thiophanate-methyl 10. Chlorpyriphos 11. Chlorpyriphos-methyl 12. Cyfluthrin 13. Beta-cyfluthrin 14. Cyhalothrin 15. Lambda-cyhalothrin 16. Cypermethrin 17. Alpha-cypermethrin 18. DNOC 19. Deltamethrin 20. Dinoterb 21. Endosulfan 22. Fenthion 23. Fenvalerate 24. Esfenvalerate 25. Lindane 26. Parathion 27. Parathion-methyl 28. Permethrin 29. Benalaxyl 30. Metalaxyl 31. Chlorothalonil 32. Dinocap 33. Fenarimol 34. Fentin acetate 35. Fentin hydroxide 36. Flusilazole 37. Imazalil 38. Mancozeb 39. Maneb 40. Zineb 41. Metiram 42. Propineb 43. Thiram 44. Ferbam 45. Ziram 46. Propiconazole 47. Pyrazophos 48. Quintozene 49. Thiabendazole 50. Vinclozolin 51. Procymidone 52. Iprodione 53. Chlozolinate 54. Chlorpropham 55. Propham 56. Daminozide 57. Maleic hydrazide 58. Tecnazene 59. Alachlor 60. Amitrole (Aminotriazole) 61. Atrazine 62. Simazine 63. Bentazone 64. Chlorotoluron 65. 2,4-D 66. 2,4-D-B 67. Ethofumesate 68. Fluroxypyr 69. Glyphosate 70. Ioxynil 71. Bromoxynil 72. Isoproturon 73. MCPA 74. MCPB 75. Mecoprop 76. Mecoprop-P 77. Metsulfuron 78. Tifensulfuron 79. Triasulfuron 80. Molinate 81. Monolinuron 82. Linuron 83. Paraquat 84. Diquat 85. Pendimethalin 86. Desmedipham 87. Phenmedipham 88. Propyzamide 89. Pyridate 90. Warfarin

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