Dietary Risk Assessment of Pesticide Residues

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The risk assessment of pesticide residues in food is a central element of the EU regulatory framework for plant protection products. It involves complex steps, from data collection and evaluation to implementing new guidance and managing application and authorisation procedures. Staying up to date with the latest developments is essential.

Join this popular Akademie Fresenius Conference to receive comprehensive updates, exchange knowledge with peers, and take part in key discussions. The event offers the perfect environment for meaningful conversations – no crowds, just real dialogue. Many participants attend regularly. Secure your place for the upcoming edition!

The Conference will be taking place in Dusseldorf on 5 and 6 May 2026.

You can also follow all the exciting contributions via our Live Stream!

Please find all information on the virtual participation here.

Confirmed Highlights:

• HSE & UK Food Standards Agency: Advances in methodology for dietary data collection and consumer risk assessment in UK
• German BfR on Residues of TFA: Evidence and quantification of its origin from plant protection products and potential regulatory implications
• IUCLID Session: Exchange of experience between authority and industry representatives
• Revision of OECD Documents on the Magnitude of Pesticide Residues in Processed Commodities
• RIVM on collaboration with EFSA to implement cumulative risk assessment methodology in MCRA
• AGES: Initial Insights from the CRA Pilot Project
• ANSES: PhytoCuisson and pesticide residue changes under high temperature processing

… and many more! Full programme coming soon.

Who do you meet?

Professionals working in the fields of:

• Risk assessment
• Product safety
• Toxicology
• Regulatory affairs
• Research and development
• Legal and general counselling

Sectors taking part:

• Agrochemical industry
• Competent authorities, regulatory bodies and research institutes
• Consultancies
• Testing laboratories and contract research organisations (CROs)
• Professional associations

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