Quoting the pesticide in question:
> Fenamiphos : Non-renewal of the active substance
A nematicide used to kill plant parasite roundworm and
thrips infestation in fruiting vegetables (i.e. tomato,
aubergine, cucumber, pepper and courgette), herbaceous
ornamentals and in nursery stock (both perennial and
herbaceous species).
Effective date: 23 Sept., 2020 (for non-approval
of substance); 23 March, 2021 (for withdrawal of
authorization of plant protection products); 23 Sept.,
2021 (for grace period given if any).
Reason for non-approval: Potential acute risk
for consumers - despite of incomplete data, was
identified for all the representative uses concerning
fruiting vegetables.
Usage in India: Used in wide variety of vegetables
such as okra, cauliflowers etc. and fruit crops.
One commenter shows that this was caused by Bayer Nemacur (an anti-nematode pesticide), a pesticide which was only banned in 2021(!) https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/reg_impl/2020/1246/oj
Here is an overview over the EU pesticide regulation updates: https://indianembassybrussels.gov.in/pdf/Pesticide_Monitorin...
Quoting the pesticide in question: > Fenamiphos : Non-renewal of the active substance A nematicide used to kill plant parasite roundworm and thrips infestation in fruiting vegetables (i.e. tomato, aubergine, cucumber, pepper and courgette), herbaceous ornamentals and in nursery stock (both perennial and herbaceous species).
Effective date: 23 Sept., 2020 (for non-approval of substance); 23 March, 2021 (for withdrawal of authorization of plant protection products); 23 Sept., 2021 (for grace period given if any).
Reason for non-approval: Potential acute risk for consumers - despite of incomplete data, was identified for all the representative uses concerning fruiting vegetables.
Usage in India: Used in wide variety of vegetables such as okra, cauliflowers etc. and fruit crops.