Substance explorer

Every one of the 5,933 substances the model scored at the 2023-01-01 cutoff, ranked by regulatory risk using only evidence dated before it. Search, sort, and filter the whole population, not just the landmark cases.

This is the model's ranking of past evidence, not a prediction of future bans. A high rank means the model found a substance's evidence profile similar to those that were later restricted; it is a research signal, not a regulatory judgement. HEWB v1.4.

5,933 of 5,933 · ranked by EU-non-renewal risk
HazardsStatus
1Chromafenozide
143807-66-3
8 yrregulatory action
2Mecoprop-P
16484-77-8
19 yrno action
3Rescalure
67601-06-3
8 yrno action
4Daminozide
1596-84-5
17 yr0.2no action
5Flubendiamide
272451-65-7
9 yrregulatory action
6Pyridalyl
179101-81-6
9 yrregulatory action
7Cyhalofop-butyl
122008-85-9
6 yrno action
8Flutolanil
66332-96-5
14 yrno action
9Disodium phosphonate
13708-85-5
9 yrno action
10Fluoxastrobin
361377-29-9
15 yr0.3no action
11Formetanate hydrochloride
23422-53-9
Aquatic5 codes
16 yrno action
12Benalaxyl-M
98243-83-5
9 yrno action
13Emamectin
119791-41-2
9 yrno action
14Cyhalothrin, gamma-
76703-62-3
8 yr0.6regulatory action
15Metiram
9006-42-2
17 yrregulatory action
16Halauxifen-methyl
943831-98-9
8 yr0.8no action
17Chlorantraniliprole
500008-45-7
9 yrno action
18Tebufenozide
112410-23-8
1 codes
12 yrno action
19Eugenol
97-53-0
10 yrno action
20Beflubutamid
113614-08-7
Aquatic2 codes
16 yrno action
21Aminopyralid
150114-71-9
8 yr0.4no action
22Amisulbrom
348635-87-0
Aquatic4 codes
9 yr0.6no action
23Penflufen
494793-67-8
Aquatic3 codes
9 yrregulatory action
24Proquinazid
189278-12-4
Aquatic3 codes
13 yr0.4no action
25Flumetralin
62924-70-3
Aquatic5 codes
8 yrregulatory action
26Ziram
137-30-4
Aquatic8 codes
19 yrno action
27MCPB
94-81-5
Aquatic2 codes
17 yrno action
28Tembotrione
335104-84-2
CMRAquatic5 codes
9 yrno action
29Fosthiazate
98886-44-3
Aquatic6 codes
19 yrno action
30Benfluralin
1861-40-1
14 yrregulatory action
31Bacillus amyloliquefaciens subsp. plantarum D747
no CAS
8 yrno action
32Fluazifop-P
83066-88-0
11 yrno action
33Chlormequat
7003-89-6
14 yrno action
34Clofentezine
74115-24-5
14 yrregulatory action
35Tolclofos-methyl
57018-04-9
Aquatic3 codes
4 yrno action
36Mandestrobin
173662-97-0
Aquatic2 codes
8 yrno action
37Acequinocyl
57960-19-7
Aquatic4 codes
9 yrno action
38Fluometuron
2164-17-2
12 yrno action
39COS-OGA
no CAS
8 yrno action
40Flupyradifurone
951659-40-8
Aquatic4 codes
8 yrno action
41Spiromesifen
283594-90-1
10 yrregulatory action
42Valifenalate
283159-90-0
9 yrno action
43Pirimiphos-methyl
29232-93-7
Aquatic4 codes
16 yrno action
44Isofetamid
875915-78-9
7 yrno action
45Dimoxystrobin
149961-52-4
Aquatic5 codes
17 yrregulatory action
46Pyroxsulam
422556-08-9
Aquatic3 codes
9 yr2.1no action
47Tritikonazol
131983-72-7
1 codes
16 yr0.4no action
48Thiencarbazone-methyl
317815-83-1
Aquatic2 codes
9 yrno action
49Mandipropamid
374726-62-2
Aquatic2 codes
10 yr7.5no action
50Sedaxane
874967-67-6
3 codes
9 yr1.7no action
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Risk radar over time

The model's ten highest-risk substances at each annual cutoff, 2009 to 2024. Press play to watch them rise and fall, or click any substance to follow its whole arc. Most were still approved at the time; the ones in red were later confirmed by a real EU ban, and a substance leaves the chart the year after it is banned.

2009
later EU-bannedstill approved7 of the top 10 this year were later banned· click a substance to follow it