Webinar on the EPPO Plant Health Fellowship
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Web report for the 8th and 9th Meetings of the Expert Working Group for the Extrapolation Database (Teleconferences, 2025-10-29/30 and 2026-04-08/09)
Web report for the 75th meeting of the Panel on Phytosanitary Measures (Paris, 2026-03-24/26).
REGISTER for the upcoming Webinar on the EPPO Jens-Georg Unger Fellowship (Teleconference, 2026-04-17, 11:00 CET).
Web report for the 26th Meeting of the Panel on General Standards on Efficacy Evaluation (Madrid, 2026-02-24/26).
Web report for the Expert Working Group for Pest Risk Analysis on Senecio angulatus (Paris, 2026-02-09/11).
Web report for the 17th Meeting of the EPPO Panel on Diagnostics in Nematology (Bari, IT, 2026-01-19/21).
Web report for the 92nd Meeting of the Panel on Global Phytosanitary Affairs (Paris, 2026-01-27/29).
The December issue of the EPPO Bulletin: Volume 55, Issue 3 is available online.
The 2025 Awardees of the EPPO Jens-Georg Unger Fellowship have been announced.
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Celebrating 75 years
EPPO is an intergovernmental organization responsible for cooperation in plant health within the Euro-Mediterranean region. Founded in 1951 by 15 European countries, EPPO now has 52 members. Its objectives are to protect plants, by developing international strategies against the introduction and spread of pests which are a threat to agriculture, forestry and the environment, and by promoting safe and effective pest control methods. Following the terms of the International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC), EPPO is a Regional Plant Protection Organization and thus participates in global discussions on plant health. EPPO is a standard-setting organization which has produced a large number of Standards in the areas of plant protection products and plant quarantine. These Standards constitute recommendations that are addressed to the National Plant Protection Organizations of EPPO member countries. Finally, EPPO promotes the exchange of information between its member countries by maintaining information services and databases on plant pests, and by organizing many conferences and workshops.
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