Regulatory navigator
EU MRL Registry is a static front-end for the official landscape around pesticide and veterinary maximum residue limits. It does not replace the legal source; it gets you there faster.
Tools
A static navigator around official residue-limit sources, not a shadow database.
A fast filter for the official source landscape around residue-limit work.
Pesticide MRL pathFocused on the Commission database, Q&A, guidance and annex references.
Veterinary MRL pathCentered on the EMA maximum residue limit framework and linked entry points.
Use cases
It shortens orientation before the legal check by separating pesticide, veterinary and guidance routes from the first click.
Residue-limit work is fragmented across databases, annexes, guidance PDFs, factsheets and agency pages. This registry gives the structure first, so researchers, importers and compliance teams can move into the official source with less waste.
The public site does not present itself as the legal source of truth for numeric MRL values. It surfaces official destinations, categories, terminology and workflow context instead.
Official resources
The point is not to compete with the official sources. It is to organise them by purpose so the right click happens first.
Current and historical MRLs, active substances and food product lookups
How Regulation (EC) No 396/2005 is interpreted in practice
Submission and evaluation framework for MRL work
Historic linkage into harmonised residue legislation and laboratory context
Annex II, III, IV and VII entries with latest amending regulation references
Veterinary medicines and consumer safety opinions adopted into EU law
FAQ
No. It points to the official sources where current or historical values are published and maintained.
Because they run through different regulatory paths and users lose time when those tracks are blended.
Yes. The structure is useful for teams who need a front door to the official material before they touch detailed evaluations.