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Klercide H2O2 ranges now authorised by the BPR
Ecolab’s Klercide Sporicidal Low Residue Peroxide and Klercide Sporicidal Enhanced Peroxide ranges are now authorised under the Biocidal Products Regulation (BPR) effective 15th September 2022.
Our range of H2O2 products will give customers the assurance of:
- Free movement of these products and their availability across the European market
- Excellent safety profile and environmental credentials
- Sporicidal, virucidal, bactericidal, yeasticidal and fungicidal efficacy that meets the highest quality and regulatory standards in the EU
For further information on our H2O2 ranges and BPR authorisation, request the eBook here
Request the eBookKlercide IPA product range now authorised by the BPR
Ecolab’s Klercide 70/30 IPA and Klerwipe 70/30 IPA ranges are now authorised under the Biocidal Products Regulation (BPR) effective 9th March 2023.
The Ecolab IPA product range provides:
- Free movement of these products and their availability across the European market
- Validated product efficacy
- Compliant manufacturing processes
- A range of formats
- Avoidance of product withdrawal
- The patented SteriShield Delivery System for the 1L ready to use trigger sprays
For further information on the impact for our customers on the BPR approval contact us here
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obligations under BPR
The Biocidal Products Regulation (BPR) EU 528/2012
The BPR replaced the Biocidal Product Directive (BPD) on 1st September 2013 as the legislation responsible for placing biocidal active substances and products on the European Market.
As a regulation, it became legally binding for countries that fall within the scope of EU regulations - all European Union countries as well as Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland (the European Free Trade Association countries).
The BPR offers a harmonised, centralised authorisation option for biocidal products at a European level versus the BPD. The BPR is designed to control the use of, and the placing on the market of biocidal products. It involves an assessment of a biocidal product’s efficacy, toxicity, and the risk during use. Additionally, it requires robust data to prove the effectiveness and safety of the biocidal product, as well as a list of approved biocidal active substances and suppliers.
The Objective of the BPR
The BPR has a threefold objective:
Harmonisation and free movement of biocidal products within the European market
A high level of protection to human health, animal health and the environment
To ensure that only authorised products with acceptable efficacy remain on the EU market
All Life Sciences manufacturers must ensure that biocidal products supplied for use in their manufacturing sites, are registered in the relevant country of operation, purchased from an approved source as per Article 95 of the BPR and any disinfectants used on site are subject to BPR registration. This is where our team of Regulatory experts can help you.
Our Product Compliance Status
- BPR EU authorisations will include all relevant formulations, formats (liquids, wipes, concentrates) and associated applications (including spraying, wiping)
- Ecolab Life Science’s core portfolio, in all available formats, will be compliant, with continued supply throughout the process
- We have the regulatory expertise and resources to ensure full and sustained regulatory compliance in Europe, as well as global markets
Ecolab Life Sciences will be guiding customers through the BPR transition period.
For further information request our eBook:
Understanding Biocidal Regulations in Europe
Further information around understanding the requirements of the BPR can be found can be found on the European Chemicals Agency website.