Lecture 11: Labeling Laws

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What is the label of a pesticide?

• A label is the information printed on

or attached to the pesticide container. It is the law

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What is labeling for a pesticide?

Any promotional material surrounding a pesticide. Can include things not legally binding.

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where can you find a label other than on the container?

You can find it on resources like greenbook.com

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Who regulates pesticides?

  1. The EPA uses FIFRA (1947)

  2. States can select to ban a pesticide


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Who enforces pesticide regulations?

Individual states enforce it.

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When was EPA established?

1970 by Nixon. The protect through regulation, testing, and providing information.

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Name some government entities that assist with EPA?

  1. USDA

  2. FDA

  3. CDC


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What does the Office of Pesticide Programs do (OPP)

• Protect human health and the environment

• Ensure any pesticide residues on food are safe

• Ensure pesticide users have information (e.g., clear label)

that allows for proper use

• Ensure decisions reflect the best science and policy

judgments

• Pollinators, endangered species, endocrine disruption,

human studies, antifungal human drugs, etc.

• Meet market needs

• Industry has timely decisions for their products

• Farmers and other consumers get products they need

OPP’s Responsibilities


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What are 3 of the major pesticide laws enacted?

FIFRA, FFDCA, and FQPA

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What is a pesticide according to FIFRA?

, a pesticide is any

substance or mixture of substances intended for preventing,

destroying, repelling, or mitigating any pest (can incclude things like soap!)

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What are the 3 classifications of pesticides?

Conventionals – Registration Division/Pesticide Re-

evaluation Division

• Antimicrobials – Antimicrobials Division

• Biopesticides – Biopesticides & Pollution Prevention

Division

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How many pesticides and ingredients?

1200 AI and 18000 registered products

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What is an REI?

It is a restricted entry interval. WHen you can reenter field post application

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What is a RUP? who can buy it?

A restricted use pesticide. It requires a private or commercial applicator license to purchase.

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What is difference in private vs commercial applicator?

Private applicators can only apply on their land with their family. Commercial applicators can apply

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Who can purchase a general use pesticide?

Anybody

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Who is bound together by a pesticide label?

The applicator, the EPA, and the Producer

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What does label mean to producer

It is basically a “license to sell”


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What does label mean to regulatory groups

: It is a way to control distribution,

storage, sale, use, and disposal


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What does label mean to regulatory groups To the user

: It provides information on how to use the

product, correctly and safely

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