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"en.20120119.24.4-303-750"2
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"Biocidal products are intended to destroy, deter and render harmless harmful organisms. Many can be harmful to humans or animals. Therefore, each country monitors their use very closely and takes care that they are used only when necessary and that they do not endanger people. The regulation on biocidal products harmonising the market rules for these products is necessary for two reasons. Above all, it assures EU citizens that each manufacturer must meet the same strict conditions in order for its product to be offered for sale. Producers must therefore maintain the same standards for the protection of human health and the environment. This uniform approach is, however, also beneficial for producers. It reduces the costs of certification of their products and enables them to supply their products to any EU country without having to undergo demanding authorisation procedures many times. This creates room for innovations in biocidal products and improves their availability. Competition is enhanced and this has a positive impact on prices. Moreover, a central authorisation system contributes to better consumer protection."@en1
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