BPIA submitted a letter to the leadership of HHS, USDA, and EPA outlining how biological products align with the agriculture-related goals of the MAHA Initiative.
BPIA praised EPA’s recent announcement to strengthen the Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention and to add staff to the Office of Pesticide Programs including BPPD.
BPIA submitted comments regarding USDA-AMS-NOP-NOSB’s Sunset Review of EPA List 4 under 7 CFR §205.601 for crop substances and 7 CFR §205.603 for livestock substances.
BPIA submitted a letter to the leadership of HHS, USDA, and EPA outlining how biological products align with the agriculture-related goals of the MAHA Initiative.
BPIA praised EPA’s recent announcement to strengthen the Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention and to add staff to the Office of Pesticide Programs including BPPD.
BPIA submitted comments regarding USDA-AMS-NOP-NOSB’s Sunset Review of EPA List 4 under 7 CFR §205.601 for crop substances and 7 CFR §205.603 for livestock substances.
BPIA requested the PMRA to extend the comment period fon Regulatory Proposal PRO2025-01, Pre-consultation – Proposed amendments to the Pest Control Products Regulations.
BPIA joined a coalition of orgaizations urging the Administration to maintain and strengthen U.S. engagement in the Food and Agriculture Organization.
BPIA and numerous other organizations sent a letter of support to Secretary Rollins regarding the Crop Protection and Pest Management program.
The BPIA 2025 Annual Meeting was a great success including an insightful farm tour, a memorable farm-to-fork dinner, and engaging committee discussions.
As part of the PRIA Coalition, BPIA sent a letter to EPA Administrator Zeldin noting the importance of adequately funding EPA’s Office of Pesticides Program.
BPIA submitted comments to the California Department of Pesticide Regulation in response to a request for comments.
BPIA sent a welcome letter to Chad McIntosh, the newly appointed Associate Deputy Director at EPA. The letter highlights key biological products industry priorities, including the need for adequate resources for the Office of Pesticide Programs and its Biopesticides and Pollution Prevention Division.
As part of the PRIA Coalition, BPIA submitted a memorandum to President-Elect Trump’s EPA Transition Team with recommendations to ensure the Office of Pesticide Programs is adequately resourced to carry out its critical functions.
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BPIA commends Senate Agriculture Committee Chairwoman Debbie Stabenow for releasing the text of the Rural Prosperity and Food Security Act.
BPIA applauds the National Organic Standards Board for approving the Inert Ingredients in Organic Pesticide Products Proposal.
BPIA submitted comments in response to a Request for Public Comment concerning USDA-APHIS-BRS’s Draft List of Taxa that Are or Contain Plant Pests.
BPIA submitted comments in advance of the 2024 Fall Meeting of the National Organic Standards Board regarding USDA-AMS-NOP-NOSB-MS’s “Inert Ingredients in Organic Pesticide Products Proposal.”
BPIA offered feedback to Health Canada’s PMRA regarding the new online e-Index builder.
BPIA submitted comments in response to a RFI concerning USDA-APHIS-BRS’s Exploring Pathways to Commercialization for Modified Microbes.
BPIA celebrates the signing of California Senate Bill (SB) 1522 by Governor Gavin Newsom, which establishes a comprehensive framework for biostimulants in California.
BPIA submitted comments in response to a Request for Information concerning USDA-AMS’s Greenhouse Gas Technical Assistance Provider and Third-Party Verifier Program.