Regulatory compliance within the biocides industry has long been a source of confusion. With regulations changing so significantly post-Brexit, it’s easy to lose track of what to look for in a compliant and effective veterinary disinfectant.

Here, Anna Williams, senior regulatory manager, and Chris Plummer, head of technical at Byotrol plc, an antimicrobial technology specialist and manufacturer of Anigene professional surface disinfectant cleaner, discuss how changing regulations are likely to impact the veterinary sector.

This podcast will discuss changes in the Biocidal Products Regulation (BPR), the impact on the veterinary sector, how the BPR changes will improve quality of products and how veterinary organisations should choose a supported product.
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Anna is the senior regulatory manager for biocides at Byotrol, ensuring biocidal products are compliant with the relevant regulations, and providing guidance on the development of new technologies.

Having graduated from Bournemouth University with a degree in environmental science, Anna has a passion for science and technology, and has worked closely with competent authorities across the UK and Europe to bring approved biocidal, detergent and cosmetic products to market.

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Head of technology at Byotrol, Dr Plummer joined the company in 2009 as chief microbiologist. Prior to his career at Byotrol, Dr Plummer worked for Unilever, where he held several R&D roles including research microbiologist in household care, skin care, and oral care.

He is an active member of the British Standards Institute (BSI) Committee, a collaborative industry group which is dedicated to creating new standards for chemical disinfectants and antiseptics.

Dr Plummer graduated with a BSc in microbiology from the University of Central Lancashire, and a PhD in microbiology from the University of Sheffield, researching disease mechanisms in heart valve infections.