[China Glass Network] European dynamic reports said that the European Commission believes that the current EU fertilizer market regulations are flawed. The EU's fertilizer regulations, introduced in 2003 and 2008, are mainly aimed at ensuring that some of the larger inorganic mineral fertilizers are freely circulated among member states, excluding organic and organic mineral fertilizers from member countries, and promoting growth and improvement. Non-fertilizer products of soil organic matter. In response to inconsistencies between member states' laws, the law proposes to reduce barriers to circulation through mutual authentication. The European Commission believes that the original regulations do not fully consider the impact of fertilizers on the environment.
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The experts of the European Commission intend to review and evaluate the current EU fertilizer regulations that have been implemented since 2003 and the current laws, regulations and standards of the member states not covered by the current EU law, and invite the fertilizer industry and other relevant stakeholders to participate. Establishing regulatory recommendations based on adequately coordinated basic safety requirements, specifying the level of heavy metals in fertilizers, and covering mineral and organic fertilizer raw materials and end products.
