In connection with the recent cases of fatal poisoning plant protection products containing aluminium phosphide Chief Inspectorate of Plant Protection Plant and Seed Industry, calls for the return or disposal of the substance used in the contrary to the label as a rodent control preparation.

The purchase of these preparations can only be made by people competent qualifications, completed training in the field of financial plant protection.

We would like to inform you that fumigation plant protection products that acquired without the appropriate purchasing or use rights, cannot be used in accordance with should not be stored in places not suitable for it. These products should be disposed of to entities authorized to collect hazardous waste. Chief Inspectorate of Plant Health and Seed warns that fumigation plant protection products whose packaging has been unsealed or unsealed, pose a risk of leakage from them phosphine and can become a source of real health and health risks. life expectancy for those who come into contact with them, and therefore disposed of as hazardous waste to entities authorised to dispose of the collection of such waste. Under no circumstances shall plant protection products containing Aluminum phosphide should not be disposed of in mixed or other garbage unauthorised locations, as this can lead to poisoning of accidental People.

Assistance in determining entities authorized to collect waste hazardous substances from the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship can be obtained in WIORiN branches https://piorin.gov.pl/wmstruktura/wm-ot/ or units provincial inspectorates of environmental protection.

It is also recommended that those who have made a purchase of funds fumigation without the relevant authorisations, or contact the Commission for immediately with the distributor from whom they purchased in order to determine the safe handling of these products. Chief Inspectorate of Plant Health informs that such means may only be transported by the Issuer and the Seed qualified companies in accordance with ADR regulations.