Russia Duma passes bill allowing use of expired-registration pesticides

The Russian State Duma passed in the first reading a bill permitting the use of pesticides and agrochemicals after their state registration expires. This is a regulatory easing that could affect agricultural practices and food safety oversight. The bill's passage signals a shift toward deregulation in the agricultural sector, though its full impact depends on subsequent readings and implementation.

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