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Formulation and ingredient sourcing decisions can have significant implications for U.S. EPA pesticide registration, from triggering product chemistry data requirements to limiting future supply-chain flexibility.

Join Sagentia Regulatory experts Abigail Wacek, Jonathan Walsh and Pete Stevenson for a practical webinar on pesticide product chemistry and Confidential Statement of Formula (CSF) requirements. Learn what to consider before selecting or changing ingredient sources, finalising a formulation or starting a product chemistry data-development programme.

U.S. EPA Pesticide Product Chemistry & CSF Requirements

November 17, 2026 | 8:00am PST | 11:00am EST | 4:00pm GMT

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What will you learn?

The webinar will cover:

  • Registered vs. unregistered active ingredient sources – key product chemistry considerations when selecting or changing sources
  • Product chemistry data requirements – required data, common considerations and when generic data may apply
  • Formulation and CSF requirements – common formulation questions, Confidential Statement of Formula expectations and alternate formulations
  • U.S. EPA guidance and data requirements – interpreting regulatory guidance and understanding data requirement charts
  • Tools and resources – using tools such as PESTi to support pesticide registration work
  • Practical registration considerations – identifying potential issues early and knowing what questions to ask throughout the registration process

You’ll gain practical insight to help anticipate regulatory requirements, make more informed sourcing and formulation decisions and preserve greater flexibility when managing future supplier or supply-chain changes.

Who should attend?

This webinar is relevant to:

  • Pesticide regulatory affairs professionals
  • Pesticide registration and compliance teams
  • Product chemistry and formulation specialists
  • R&D and technical professionals supporting pesticide products
  • Pesticide manufacturers, formulators and registrants
  • Anyone preparing or reviewing Confidential Statements of Formula (CSFs) and product chemistry data

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