Formulating for Success: DMSO and Inert Ingredient Regulatory Insights

As regulatory requirements and market demands continue to evolve, formulators need a clear understanding of the ingredients that drive crop protection performance.

​​​​​​​Join gChem, Spring Regulatory, and EBRC for an overview of how DMSO and other inert ingredients are used in crop protection products, along with the latest insights into U.S. EPA and EU pesticide regulations.

The session concludes with an expert panel discussion and Q&A.

Learning objectives:

- Understand the role of DMSO and other inert ingredients in crop protection formulations
- Recognize key US EPA regulatory considerations for inert ingredients used in pesticides
- Understand how ingredients are regulated under EU pesticide frameworks
- Compare high-level differences between US and EU regulatory approaches.
 
Speakers

Mick Sadoudi | Business Development Director, Agriculture at gChem

Mick Sadoudi is gChem’s Director of Business Development for Agriculture in North America. Mick brings over a decade of chemical sales and marketing experience to gChem’s ag division where he leads the company’s market and application development efforts. Mick holds a B.S. in Biochemistry from The University of Texas at Austin.

Jeremy Malone | Managing Partner / Senior Consultant at Spring Regulatory Sciences

Jeremy Malone is Managing Partner of Spring Regulatory Sciences, a Regulatory Consulting Firm based in Houston, TX specializing in EPA Pesticide Registration, FFDCA Tolerance Petitions, and state registration of Pesticides, Fertilizers, Soil Amendments, Animal Feed and Pet Food as well as Organic certifications of Agricultural Inputs.

Marina Klingenberg-Vetter | Senior Registration Manager Agrochemicals and Biocides at EBRC

Marina Klingenberg-Vetter is a Senior Consultant at EBRC Consulting GmbH, an international scientific and regulatory consulting firm specializing in chemicals, plant protection products, and biocides. Marina´s expertise includes European PPP registrations, efficacy assessments, resistance risk analyses and comparative assessments.