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The International Conference: Pesticides 2007

     The international conference Pesticides 2007 was held on 10 September at the Baltschug Kempinski Hotel, Moscow. The event was organised by the Creon Company with the Mineral and Chemical Company Eurochem acting as a sponsor. The pivotal topics for discussion were a huge amount of counterfeit pesticides found in the Russian market and difficulties which can arise when registering genuine pest control products. The conference was attended by the state officials, representatives of pesticide manufacturing and marketing companies and R&D Centres, namely: BASF, Bayer CropScience, Chemtura, Dow AgroSciences, DuPont, Syngenta, August CJSC (Moscow), Agrostat (Saransk, Russia), EuroChem (Moscow), the Siberian Agrarian Holding Group of Companies (SAHO; Moscow), Production Association Sibbiopharm (Berdsk, Russia), Chimprom Volgograd JSC (Volgograd, Russia), Schyolkovo Agrochim CJSC (Shchiolkovo, Moscow Region), Rosselhoznadzor (Russian Federal Agency for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Supervision), the Russian Research and Development Institute of Agriculture named after D. Prianishnikov (Moscow), Dmitrovskije Ovoshchi (Buniatino, Moscow Region), the Russian Ministry of Agriculture, Agroukraina (Kyiv), Arvi&Co UAB (Marijampole, Lithuania) and other.

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