Regulation (2016: 402) on nematodes, insects and arachnids as pesticides. Country/Territory Sweden Document type Regulation Date 2016 Source FAO, FAOLEX Subject Environment gen., Cultivated plants Keyword Biosecurity Plant production Plant protection Biological agents Pesticides Pests/diseases Authorization/permit International trade Legal proceedings/administrative proceedings Geographical area Arctic, Europe, EUROPE AND CENTRAL ASIA, European Union Countries, North Atlantic, North Sea, North-East Atlantic, Northern Europe Abstract This Regulation of the Environment Protection and Energy Department, made under provisions of Chapter 14 the Environmental Code, provides rules for the use of nematodes, insects and arachnids as biological agents (pesticides). Such biological agent must be approved if it is imported from outside the EU, the European Economic Area or Turkey and placed on the market in Sweden. this rule does not apply to nematodes, insects and arachnids as biological agents tested under specified EU legislation. the Regulation sets out the criteria and procedures of approval by the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency. Full text Swedish Website 62.95.69.15 References - Legislation Implements Swedish Environmental Code (1998:808). Legislation | Sweden | 1998 Keyword: Framework law, Institution, Pollution control, EIA, Access-to-information, Agricultural land, Ecosystem preservation, Environmental audit, Environmental planning, GMO, Environmental standards, Inspection, Polluter pays principle, Enforcement/compliance, Offences/penalties, Soil rehabilitation, Management/conservation, Waste management, Waste prevention, Water conservation zone, Waterworks, Drainage/land reclamation, Authorization/permit, Protected area, National parks Source: FAO, FAOLEX Repeals Biocidal Products Ordinance (2000:338). Legislation | Sweden | 2000 Keyword: Plant protection, Pesticides, Internal trade, Packaging/labelling, Authorization/permit, Registration, Transport/storage, Pollution control, Hazardous substances Source: FAO, FAOLEX