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Fertilisers Regulation, Annex I, A - E.1, E2.4 and G, Annex II

EU. EC Fertiliser Type List: Annex I A - E.1, E.2.4 & G, Annex II, Regulation 2003/2003/EC, as amended by Regulation (EU) 2021/862, 31 May 2021

This list contains Annex I fertiliser types according to their specific characteristics, and Annex II associated tolerances. Regulation 2003/2003/EC consolidates all European Union rules that apply to fertilisers, and ensures that the technical requirements it outlines are implemented uniformly. The Regulation only applies to mineral fertilisers consisting of one or more plant nutrients. Regulation 2003/2003/EC has been repealed with effect from 16 July 2022 by Regulation 2019/1009/EU.

RELEVANT LEGISLATION
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Ref No.
3(a)
Annex Section
G Liming materials
Minimum content of nutrients (percentage by weight). Data on the expression of nutrients. Other requirements Other Requirements
Fineness determined by dry sieving: Fine: - at least 97 % to pass through a 4 mm sieve. Screened: - at least 97 % to pass through a 8 mm sieve and - no more than 5 % to pass through a 0,4 mm sieve
Minimum neutralising value
85
Mg Minimum content
17 %w/w
Mg Expressed as
As MgO
Nutrient declaration
Neutralising value

Total calcium

Total magnesium

Fineness determined by dry sieving (optional)

Soil incubation results (optional)

Other data
The type designation must include the fineness type 'fine' or 'screened'

Usual trade names or alternative names may be added

Physical form
Basic quality
Sub-section
G.2 Oxide and Hydroxide limes of natural origin
Production and Ingredients
Product containing as its essential ingredients calcium oxide and magnesium oxide, obtained by burning of natural deposits of dolomite
Type designation
Dolomitic burnt lime - basic quality
Notes
5 The words 'LIMING MATERIAL' shall be added after the term 'EC FERTILISER'

6 All the properties mentioned in the tables of Sections G.1 to G.5 refer to the product as supplied unless otherwise specified

7 Granulated liming materials which are produced by aggregating smaller primary particles must break down when stirred in water into particles with fineness distributions as specified in the type descriptions, and as measured using Method 14.9 'Determination of the breakdown of granules'