Nébih’s new cooperation agreement can speed up the licensing of plant protection products
The fact that the National Food Chain Safety Office (Nébih) has concluded a cooperation agreement with NEVEX Institute Kft. can speed up the licensing of plant protection products, Nébih told MTI on Monday.

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NEVEX experts can contribute to the introduction of new products by quickly and professionally completing the plant protection evaluation process, they wrote. The expansion of the range is not only in the interest of the distributors, but also of the producers, as it makes available modern, effective protection solutions – they justified the agreement, which they all consider a long-term result.
According to the announcement, the joint work of Nébih and NEVEX can provide an answer to plant protection challenges amid rapidly changing and increasingly strict EU regulations. The cooperation between the state licensing authority and the accredited partner organization is made possible by the Public and Private Partnership PPP (Public Private Partnership), they said.
MTI
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