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The abbreviation CIPAC stands for Collaborative International Pesticides Analytical Council. We are an international, non-profit-oriented and non-governmental organization (see How to reach us) devoted to:

  • promote the international agreement on methods for the analysis of pesticides and physico-chemical test methods for formulations.
  • promote inter-Iaboratory programmes for the evaluation of test methods

The methods are proposed by companies and are tested by laboratories all over the world. After evaluation of the results and adoption, the methods are published in the CIPAC Handbooks (see "CIPAC Methods" and "CIPAC Publication").

 

 

The latest News


28.08.2008:
The report of the Fifth Joint CIPAC/FAO/WHO Open Meeting in Braunschweig is now available. Download here.


26.08.2008:
Upload of the newest CIPAC-Code number:

807 Fluopyram

You find all numbers in html under "CIPAC Code Numbers" and the actualised Excel-file here


21.08.2008:
Upload of the newest CIPAC-Code number:

805 Diflufenzopyr and 805.011 Diflufenzopyr-sodium
806 Chlorimuron and 806.202 Chlorimuron-ethyl

You find all numbers in html under "CIPAC Code Numbers" and the actualised Excel-file here


15.07.2008:
Upload of the newest CIPAC-Code number:

804 Cyphenothrin
803 Pyrasulfotole

You find all numbers in html under "CIPAC Code Numbers" and the actualised Excel-file here


11.07.2008:
Darft Guideline of the validation of analytical methods for relevant impurities. Comments are welcome.

Dear colleagues,
As presented at the CIPAC meeting in Braunschweig, CIPAC has developed a draft guideline concerning the validation of analytical methods for the determination of relevant impurities in technical materials and formulations.

The document CIPAC 4622 "CIPAC Guideline for analytical methods for the determination of relevant impurities referred to in FAO and/or WHO specifications for pesticide technical grade active ingredients and formulations" has been placed on our web-site for commenting.

CIPAC welcomes any kind of comments to the current draft version. Comments can be made to the extent or just certain parts of the validation requirements as well as to the proposed procedure itself.

Your comment(s) should be send to CIPAC by 30th of September to cipac(at)acw.admin.ch . All comments will be taken into account.

CIPAC would like to point out that the intention of this guideline is to have a reliable and harmonised validation procedure for these kind of methods. Being aware that the guideline will be a compromise anyway, it should ideally cover the requirements of international bodies as well as of the pesticide industry.

Kind regards,

Ralf Hänel (CIPAC Chairman)

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