DRAFT LIST OF POSSIBLE CANDIDATES FOR BASIC SUBSTANCES*

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1 EUROPEAN COMMISSION HEALTH AND CONSUMERS DIRECTORATE-GENERAL Safety of the Chain Chemicals, contaminants, pesticides SANCO /10069/2013 rev.3 Brussels, 03 June 2014 COMMISSION STAFF WORKING DOCUMENT 1 DRAFT LIST OF POSSIBLE CANDIDATES FOR BASIC SUBSTANCES* This is a draft list of substances which have been identified by Member States and stakeholders as possible candidates for applications to be assessed under the provisions of Article 23 of Regulation (EC) No 1107/2009 on basic substances, the aim of this list is just to facilitate work-sharing in the future preparation of applications. The list has a sole informative objective. The substances must not be considered as basic substances at the moment: this list has a pure informative objective. When the column "Date of " is filled in, an application has already been received. SUBSTANCE USE Date of 1 octene 3-ol Fungicide Additive 1 Does not necessarily represent the views of the Commission. *COMMISSION STAFF WORKING DOCUMENT DOES NOT NECESSARILY REPRESENT THE VIEW OF THE COMMISSION This document has been conceived as a working document, which was elaborated in co-operation with the Member States. It does not intend to produce legally binding effects.

2 Arctium lappa Fungicide March 2014 Artemisia vulgaris Insecticide/repellent May 2013 Artemisia absinthium Insecticide- Fungicide Nematicide May 2013 Beer Beeswax Pruning agent, wound protectant Not supported under Directive 91/414/EEC additive Calcium dichloride Fungicide Commodity chemical Calcium hydroxide Fungicide, insecticide September 2012 Not supported Decision 2007/442 to be considered: E526 - Pilot project evaluation ongoing Caraway oil Sprout suppressant "Cattle salt" Fungicide Animal feed (lick stone) (cayenne pepper) but pepper dust already included in Annex I Chitosan hydrochloride February 2012 Pilot project Voted on March 2014 Cinnamon Fungicide, insecticide 2

3 Citric acid Insecticide, biocide Coconut oil Fungicide natural elicitor Cosmetic Dimethyl disulfide (DMDS) Soil disinfectant Industrial reagent (sulphating agent) Remark: many known potential adverse effects Equisetum arvense Elicitor January 2012 Pilot project Voted on March 2014 Fennel Oil Elicitor Ferric citrate Fungicide Citrates Sodium, K, Ca E Fructose Elicitor March 2014 Gelatine Insecticide, acaricide Not approved by Commission Decision 2007/442/EC- hydrolysed proteins already approved as PPP Glucose Lactoperoxidase Antimicrobial Lecithin Fungicide November 2013 Antimicrobial (food cosmetics, ophthalmic solutions ) not supported under Directive 91/414/EEC Commission Decision 2007/442/EC ongoing assessment it is E 322 3

4 Lemon oil Fungicide Magnesium sulphate Insecticide Magnesium chloride Insecticide Cosmetic Cosmetic E511 Milk, milk enzyme Disinfectant, mainly against virus Molasses Sugar beet molasses Onion extract Peroxide Disinfectant of cuttings, water and soil and fungicide not approved 2007/442 Potassium Chloride Fungicide Commodity Chemical Quassia Extract Insecticide September 2012 It was 4 th stage withdrawn support but DAR available Decision 2008/941/EEC Flavouring Pilot project evaluation ongoing Rhubarb spp. Fungicide May 2013 Saccharomyces spp. see QPS Salix alba Fungicide September 4

5 2013 Silica paste (Clay) Pruning agent, wound protectant Sodium Chloride Fungicide Various e.g. E552 kaolin E559 Sodium hydrogen carbonate Soy extract Fungicide March 2014 Not approved as not supported Commission Decision 2007/442/EC To consider: E Sucrose Elicitor May 2013 Starch Insecticide E1404 Sunflower oil Salicylic acid Fungicide Pharmacopeia Tabasco Talc Fungicide - Insecticide June 2012 Pilot project evaluation ongoing Tanacetum vulgaris Insect repellents May 2013 Vinegar Fungicide disinfectant seeds Desinfectant tools May 2013 March 2014 Urtica sp. Insecticide 5

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