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24.08.2018

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The European Commission JRC has circulated the pre-final STRUBIAS report, proposing EU Fertilisers Regulation criteria for phosphate salts and struvite, biochars - pyrolysis and gasification materials, and thermal oxidation materials (ashes). JRC has circulated the report to members of the official STRUBIAS Working Group and it can be consulted on the ESPP website. It will be presented and discussed, as well as an update on the EU Fertilisers Regulation proposal, at the stakeholder meeting organised by ESPP in Brussels on 5th September. Please note that JRC will only accept comments on this report frommembers of the STRUBIAS Working Group (this includes: ESPP, DPP andseveral other ESPP members), eg comments to info@phosphorusplatform.eu by 3rd September latest.

?Pre-final STRUBIAS Report. DRAFTSTRUBIAS recovery rules and market study for precipitated phosphatesalts & derivates, thermal oxidation materials & derivates andpyrolysis & gasification materials in view of their possibleinclusion as Component Material Categories in the Revised FertiliserRegulation?, European Commission (JRC), circulated 13th August 2018, download online discussion at stakeholders meeting Brussels and webinar 5th September www.eventbrite.ca/e/eu-fertilisers-regulation-and-strubias-tickets-47156434164.

For more information visit www.phosphorusplatform.eu/activities/regulatory-activities.

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