KALAMOS

Authorisation number: 00B068-00

Formulation: Emulsifiable concentrate
first authorised: 2023-05-24
authorised until: 2027-11-30
Field of activity: Herbicide
Hazard to bees: no classification recorded
Trial designation: 14616-60310-H-0-EC

Active substances

Active substance	English name	Content	Category	EU approved
Propaquizafop	propaquizafop	0 GL	Wirkstoff	yes

Holder and distribution

Authorisation holder: –

Authorised uses (89)

Crop	Pest	Area of use	Use no.
sugar beet	panicum-like plants, spring oat, perennial ryegrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-001
sugar beet	volunteer cereals, windgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-002
sugar beet	quackgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-003
winter oilseed rape	panicum-like plants, spring oat, perennial ryegrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-004
winter oilseed rape	volunteer cereals, windgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-005
winter oilseed rape	quackgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-006
potato	panicum-like plants, spring oat, perennial ryegrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-007
potato	volunteer cereals, windgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-008
potato	quackgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-009
pea	panicum-like plants, spring oat, perennial ryegrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-010
pea	volunteer cereals, windgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-011
pea	quackgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-012
onion	panicum-like plants, spring oat, perennial ryegrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-013
onion	volunteer cereals, windgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-014
onion	quackgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-015
headed cabbage (white, red, oxheart, savoy cabbage)	panicum-like plants, spring oat, perennial ryegrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-016
headed cabbage (white, red, oxheart, savoy cabbage)	volunteer cereals, windgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-017
headed cabbage (white, red, oxheart, savoy cabbage)	quackgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-018
carrot	panicum-like plants, spring oat, perennial ryegrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-019
carrot	volunteer cereals, windgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-020
carrot	quackgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-021
turnip-rooted parsley	panicum-like plants, spring oat, perennial ryegrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-022
turnip-rooted parsley	volunteer cereals, windgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-023
turnip-rooted parsley	quackgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-024
dwarf French bean, runner bean, climbing French bean	panicum-like plants, spring oat, perennial ryegrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-025
dwarf French bean, runner bean, climbing French bean	volunteer cereals, windgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-026
dwarf French bean, runner bean, climbing French bean	quackgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-027
strawberry	panicum-like plants, spring oat, perennial ryegrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-028
strawberry	volunteer cereals, windgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-029
strawberry	quackgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-030
sugar beet	quackgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-031
winter oilseed rape	quackgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-032
potato	quackgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-033
pea	quackgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-034
onion	quackgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-035
headed cabbage (white, red, oxheart, savoy cabbage)	quackgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-036
carrot	quackgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-037
turnip-rooted parsley	quackgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-038
dwarf French bean, runner bean, climbing French bean	quackgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-039
strawberry	quackgrass	Outdoors	00B068-00/00-040
spring oilseed rape	spring oat, panicum-like plants, perennial ryegrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-001
spring oilseed rape	volunteer cereals, windgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-002
spring oilseed rape	quackgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-003
opium poppy	spring oat, panicum-like plants, perennial ryegrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-004
opium poppy	volunteer cereals, windgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-005
opium poppy	quackgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-006
linseed	volunteer cereals	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-008
gold-of-pleasure	spring oat, panicum-like plants, perennial ryegrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-009
gold-of-pleasure	volunteer cereals, windgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-010
gold-of-pleasure	quackgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-011
celeriac, wild parsnip	volunteer cereals	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-013
celeriac, wild parsnip	quackgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-014
Swedish turnip	volunteer cereals	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-016
Swedish turnip	quackgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-017
garlic	perennial ryegrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-018
garlic	volunteer cereals	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-019
garlic	quackgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-020
shallot	volunteer cereals	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-022
shallot	quackgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-023
broccoli	volunteer cereals	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-025
broccoli	quackgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-026
Brussels sprouts	spring oat, panicum-like plants, perennial ryegrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-027
Brussels sprouts	volunteer cereals, windgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-028
Brussels sprouts	quackgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-029
broad bean	spring oat, panicum-like plants, perennial ryegrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-030
broad bean	volunteer cereals, windgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-031
broad bean	quackgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-032
fodder beet	volunteer cereals	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-034
topinambur, turnip (stubble turnip, early turnip etc.), horseradish, garden radish, small radish +1	volunteer cereals	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-039
topinambur, turnip (stubble turnip, early turnip etc.), horseradish, garden radish, small radish +1	quackgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-040
esparcet, vetch species, serradella, chickling pea	spring oat, panicum-like plants, perennial ryegrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-041
esparcet, vetch species, serradella, chickling pea	volunteer cereals, windgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-042
esparcet, vetch species, serradella, chickling pea	quackgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-043
lentil, ribbed melilot	spring oat, panicum-like plants, perennial ryegrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-044
lentil, ribbed melilot	volunteer cereals, windgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-045
lentil, ribbed melilot	quackgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-046
spring oilseed rape	quackgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-047
opium poppy	quackgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-048
gold-of-pleasure	quackgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-049
celeriac, wild parsnip	quackgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-050
Swedish turnip	quackgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-051
garlic	quackgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-052
shallot	quackgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-053
broccoli	quackgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-054
Brussels sprouts	quackgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-055
broad bean	quackgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-056
topinambur, turnip (stubble turnip, early turnip etc.), horseradish, garden radish, small radish +1	quackgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-058
esparcet, vetch species, serradella, chickling pea	quackgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-059
lentil, ribbed melilot	quackgrass	Outdoors Permit (minor use)	00B068-00/01-060

Conditions of use

Code	Text	Crop	Buffer zone
NW470	Where applicable, fluids left over from application, granules and their remains as well as cleansing and rinsing fluids must not be dumped in water. This also applies to indirect entry via the urban or agrarian drainage system and to rain-water and sewage canals.	–	–
SE110	Wear tight fitting eye protection when handling the undiluted product.	–	–
SF275-35BE	During the first 35 days after application in berries (excluding cane fruits), it must be ensured that long-sleeved working clothes and sturdy footwear are worn during successive work/inspections with direct contact with the treated crops/areas.	–	–
SF275-35GE	During the first 35 days after application in vegetables, it must be ensured that long-sleeved working clothes and sturdy footwear are worn during successive work/inspections with direct contact with the treated crops/areas.	–	–
SF275-3AC	During the first 3 days after application in field crops, it must be ensured that long-sleeved working clothes and sturdy footwear are worn during successive work/inspections with direct contact with the treated crops/areas.	–	–
SF284	While removing bolting beets manually, it must be ensured that long-sleeved working clothes, sturdy footwear and protective gloves are worn.	–	–
SS110-1	Protective gloves (plant protection) must be worn when handling the undiluted product.	–	–
SS2101	Wear a protective suit against pesticides and sturdy shoes (e.g. rubber boots) when handling the undiluted product.	–	–

Restrictions

Code	Text	Crop	Buffer zone
EB001-2	SP 1: Do not contaminate water with the product or its container (Do not clean application equipment near surface water./Avoid contamination via drains from farmyards and roads).	–	–
NW262	The product is toxic for algae.	–	–
NW264	The product is toxic for fish and aquatic invertebrates.	–	–
SB001	Avoid any unnecessary contact with the product. Misuse can lead to health damage.	–	–
SB005	If medical advice is needed, have product container or label at hand.	–	–
SB010	Keep out of children's reach.	–	–
SB111	Concerning the requirements for personal protective gear for handling the plant protection product the material safety data sheet and the instructions for use of the plant protection product as well as the guideline "Personal protective gear for handling plant protection prod-ucts" of the Federal Office of Consumer Protection and Food Safety (www.bvl.bund.de) must be observed.	–	–
SB166	Do not eat, drink or smoke when using this product.	–	–
SF245-02	It must be ensured that treated areas/crops may not be entered until the film of the plant protection product has dried.	–	–
SS206	Working clothes (if no specific protective suit is required) and sturdy footwear (e.g. rubber boots) must be worn when applying/handling plant protection products.	–	–
WMH1	Mode of Action Group (HRAC/WSSA-Code): 1	–	–
WH951	The risk of resistance has to be indicated on the package and in the instructions for use. Particularly measures for an appropriate risk management have to be declared.	–	–
WH952	The indication identifying the mode of action must be assigned directly to each corresponding name of the active substance as supplementary information on the packaging and in the instructions for use.	–	–

Notes

The product is classified as non-hazardous to bees, even when the maximum application rate, or concentration if no application rate is stipulated, as stated for authorisation is applied. (B4)
The product is classified as non-harmful for populations of relevant beneficial insects.
The product is classified as non-harmful for populations of relevant beneficial predatory mites and spiders.

Hazard classification (GHS/CLP)

Signal word

Danger

Hazard pictograms

GHS07
GHS08
GHS09

Hazard statements

Repeated exposure may cause skin dryness or cracking.
Contains propaquizafop. May produce an allergic reaction.
To avoid risks to human health and the environment, comply with the instructions for use.
May be fatal if swallowed and enters airways.
Causes serious eye irritation.
Harmful if inhaled.
Toxic to aquatic life with long lasting effects.

Precautionary statements

If medical advice is needed, have product container or label at hand.
Keep out of reach of children.
Avoid breathing dust/fume/gas/mist/vapours/spray.
Use only outdoors or in a well-ventilated area.
Wear protective gloves/protective clothing/eye protection/face protection.
IF SWALLOWED: Do NOT induce vomiting.
IF IN EYES: Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. Remove contact lenses, if present and easy to do. Continue rinsing.
IF exposed or concerned: Immediately call a POISON CENTER or a doctor/physician.
Collect spillage.
Store locked up.
Dispose of contents/container to ...

Pack sizes

0.25 - 1.00 LX 10 (11)
0.25 - 1.00 LX 10 (55)
5.00 - 10.00 LX 22 (52)
5.00 - 10.00 LX 22 (55)

Parallel imports with this reference product

Product	Permit no.	Importer	valid until
ALMOS 100	001	Crop Chem GmbH	2027-11-30

Further information

Data source: PSM-API · Data as of: 2026-08-05

Only the authorisation notice together with the product label and instructions for use is legally binding.