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Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures G/SPS/N/BRA/1602 Brazil 2020
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances…
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances management
 Technical regulation or specifications Agriculture, Chemicals
Draft resolution number 751, 11 December 2019,…
Draft resolution number 751, 11 December 2019, regarding the active ingredient N08 - NICOSSULFUROM (nicosulfuron) of the Monograph List of Active Ingredients for Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers, published by Resolution (...)
This Draft resolution incorporates the following changes for the active ingredient N08 - NICOSSULFUROM (nicosulfuron) (...) all in the modality of pre-emergence use (application):
- includes the soya culture with MRL of 0.01 mg/kg and safety security period "Not-determined due to the modality of use".

The scientific methodology used by Brazil to establish Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) is consistent with international best practice. Countries set MRLs according to the good agricultural practice (GAP) applicable to their region. Agricultural chemical use patterns differ between different production regions and countries as pests, diseases and environmental factors vary. This means that Brazilian MRLs for agricultural chemicals in food may differ from Codex standards.
Environment related objective
To account for the differences in environmental factors when determining the relevant Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) for reducing the adverse consequences caused from the excessive use of chemical pesticides, household cleaning products and wood preservers.
Measure description Coverage of the measure
Draft resolution number 751, 11 December 2019, regarding the active ingredient N08 - NICOSSULFUROM (nicosulfuron) of the Monograph List of Active Ingredients for Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers, published by Resolution (...)
This Draft resolution incorporates the following changes for the active ingredient N08 - NICOSSULFUROM (nicosulfuron) (...) all in the modality of pre-emergence use (application):
- includes the soya culture with MRL of 0.01 mg/kg and safety security period "Not-determined due to the modality of use".

The scientific methodology used by Brazil to establish Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) is consistent with international best practice. Countries set MRLs according to the good agricultural practice (GAP) applicable to their region. Agricultural chemical use patterns differ between different production regions and countries as pests, diseases and environmental factors vary. This means that Brazilian MRLs for agricultural chemicals in food may differ from Codex standards.
Pesticides; Household Cleaning Products; Wood Preservers
Type of measure
Technical standards
 ICS - HS Code
1201
13
65
Subsidy amount Implementation period
Entry into force: To be determined after the consultation period
Keywords
Environment
Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures G/SPS/N/BRA/1603 Brazil 2020
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances…
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances management
 Technical regulation or specifications Agriculture, Chemicals
Draft resolution number 752, 11 December 2019,…
Draft resolution number 752, 11 December 2019, regarding the active ingredient F66 - FLUBENDIAMIDA (flubendiamide) of the Monograph List of Active Ingredients for Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers, published by Resolution (...)
This Draft resolution incorporates the following changes for the active ingredient F66 - FLUBENDIAMIDA (flubendiamide) (...) all in the modality of foliar use (application):
- includes the millet and sorghum cultures with MRL of 0.1 mg/kg and safety security period of 20 days.

The scientific methodology used by Brazil to establish MRLs is consistent with international best practice. Countries set MRLs according to the good agricultural practice (GAP) applicable to their region. Agricultural chemical use patterns differ between different production regions and countries as pests, diseases and environmental factors vary. This means that Brazilian MRLs for agricultural chemicals in food may differ from Codex standards.
Environment related objective
To account for the differences in environmental factors when determining the relevant Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) for reducing the adverse consequences caused from the excessive use of chemical pesticides, household cleaning products and wood preservers.
Measure description Coverage of the measure
Draft resolution number 752, 11 December 2019, regarding the active ingredient F66 - FLUBENDIAMIDA (flubendiamide) of the Monograph List of Active Ingredients for Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers, published by Resolution (...)
This Draft resolution incorporates the following changes for the active ingredient F66 - FLUBENDIAMIDA (flubendiamide) (...) all in the modality of foliar use (application):
- includes the millet and sorghum cultures with MRL of 0.1 mg/kg and safety security period of 20 days.

The scientific methodology used by Brazil to establish MRLs is consistent with international best practice. Countries set MRLs according to the good agricultural practice (GAP) applicable to their region. Agricultural chemical use patterns differ between different production regions and countries as pests, diseases and environmental factors vary. This means that Brazilian MRLs for agricultural chemicals in food may differ from Codex standards.
Pesticides; Household Cleaning Products; Wood Preservers
Type of measure
Technical standards
 ICS - HS Code
1007
100820
13
65
Subsidy amount Implementation period
Entry into force: To be determined after the end of the consultation period
Keywords
Environment
Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures G/SPS/N/BRA/1604 Brazil 2020
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances…
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances management
 Technical regulation or specifications Agriculture, Chemicals
Draft resolution number 754, 16 December 2019,…
Draft resolution number 754, 16 December 2019, regarding the active ingredient F32 - FENOXAPROPE-P (fenoxaprop-P) of the Monograph List of Active Ingredients for Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers, published by Resolution (...)
This Draft resolution incorporates the following changes for the active ingredient F32 - FENOXAPROPE-P (fenoxaprop-P) (...)
• includes the cotton culture with MRL of 0.01 mg/kg and safety security period of 110 days in the modality of post-emergence use (application);
(...)

The scientific methodology used by Brazil to establish MRLs is consistent with international best practice. Countries set MRLs according to the good agricultural practice (GAP) applicable to their region. Agricultural chemical use patterns differ between different production regions and countries as pests, diseases and environmental factors vary. This means that Brazilian MRLs for agricultural chemicals in food may differ from Codex standards.
Environment related objective
To account for the differences in environmental factors when determining the relevant Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) for reducing the adverse consequences caused from the excessive use of chemical pesticides, household cleaning products and wood preservers.
Measure description Coverage of the measure
Draft resolution number 754, 16 December 2019, regarding the active ingredient F32 - FENOXAPROPE-P (fenoxaprop-P) of the Monograph List of Active Ingredients for Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers, published by Resolution (...)
This Draft resolution incorporates the following changes for the active ingredient F32 - FENOXAPROPE-P (fenoxaprop-P) (...)
• includes the cotton culture with MRL of 0.01 mg/kg and safety security period of 110 days in the modality of post-emergence use (application);
(...)

The scientific methodology used by Brazil to establish MRLs is consistent with international best practice. Countries set MRLs according to the good agricultural practice (GAP) applicable to their region. Agricultural chemical use patterns differ between different production regions and countries as pests, diseases and environmental factors vary. This means that Brazilian MRLs for agricultural chemicals in food may differ from Codex standards.
Pesticides; Household Cleaning Products; Wood Preservers
Type of measure
Technical standards
 ICS - HS Code
1001
13
52
65
Subsidy amount Implementation period
Entry into force: To be determined after the end of the consultation period.
Keywords
Environment
Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures G/SPS/N/BRA/1605 Brazil 2020
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances…
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances management
 Technical regulation or specifications Agriculture, Chemicals
Draft resolution number 755, 16 December 2019,…
Draft resolution number 755, 16 December 2019, regarding the active ingredient H07.1 - HALOXIFOPE-P-METÍLICO (haloxyfop-P) of the Monograph List of Active Ingredients for Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers, published by Resolution (...)
This Draft resolution incorporates the following changes for the active ingredient H07.1 - HALOXIFOPE-P-METÍLICO (haloxyfop-P) (...) all in the modality of post-emergence use (application):
- includes the coffee culture with MRL of 0.01 mg/kg and safety security period of 20 days.

The scientific methodology used by Brazil to establish MRLs is consistent with international best practice. Countries set MRLs according to the good agricultural practice (GAP) applicable to their region. Agricultural chemical use patterns differ between different production regions and countries as pests, diseases and environmental factors vary. This means that Brazilian MRLs for agricultural chemicals in food may differ from Codex standards.
Environment related objective
To account for the differences in environmental factors when determining the relevant Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) for reducing the adverse consequences caused from the excessive use of chemical pesticides, household cleaning products and wood preservers.
Measure description Coverage of the measure
Draft resolution number 755, 16 December 2019, regarding the active ingredient H07.1 - HALOXIFOPE-P-METÍLICO (haloxyfop-P) of the Monograph List of Active Ingredients for Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers, published by Resolution (...)
This Draft resolution incorporates the following changes for the active ingredient H07.1 - HALOXIFOPE-P-METÍLICO (haloxyfop-P) (...) all in the modality of post-emergence use (application):
- includes the coffee culture with MRL of 0.01 mg/kg and safety security period of 20 days.

The scientific methodology used by Brazil to establish MRLs is consistent with international best practice. Countries set MRLs according to the good agricultural practice (GAP) applicable to their region. Agricultural chemical use patterns differ between different production regions and countries as pests, diseases and environmental factors vary. This means that Brazilian MRLs for agricultural chemicals in food may differ from Codex standards.
Pesticides; Household Cleaning Products; Wood Preservers
Type of measure
Technical standards
 ICS - HS Code
09
13
65
Subsidy amount Implementation period
Entry into force: To be determined after the end of the consultation period.
Keywords
Environment
Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures G/SPS/N/BRA/1606 Brazil 2020
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances…
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances management
 Technical regulation or specifications Agriculture, Chemicals
Draft resolution number 756, 16 December 2019,…
Draft resolution number 756, 16 December 2019, regarding the active ingredient F47 - FLUAZINAM (fluazinam) of the Monograph List of Active Ingredients for Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers, published by Resolution (...)
This Draft resolution incorporates the following changes for the active ingredient F47 - FLUAZINAM (fluazinam) (...) all in the modality of foliar use (application):
• changes the MRL of the cotton culture from 0.02 to 0.04 mg/kg and maintains the safety security period of 30 days;
• changes the MRL of the onion culture from 0.05 to 0.15 mg/kg and maintains the safety security period of 14 days.

The scientific methodology used by Brazil to establish MRLs is consistent with international best practice. Countries set MRLs according to the good agricultural practice (GAP) applicable to their region. Agricultural chemical use patterns differ between different production regions and countries as pests, diseases and environmental factors vary. This means that Brazilian MRLs for agricultural chemicals in food may differ from Codex standards.
Environment related objective
To account for the differences in environmental factors when determining the relevant Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) for reducing the adverse consequences caused from the excessive use of chemical pesticides, household cleaning products and wood preservers.
Measure description Coverage of the measure
Draft resolution number 756, 16 December 2019, regarding the active ingredient F47 - FLUAZINAM (fluazinam) of the Monograph List of Active Ingredients for Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers, published by Resolution (...)
This Draft resolution incorporates the following changes for the active ingredient F47 - FLUAZINAM (fluazinam) (...) all in the modality of foliar use (application):
• changes the MRL of the cotton culture from 0.02 to 0.04 mg/kg and maintains the safety security period of 30 days;
• changes the MRL of the onion culture from 0.05 to 0.15 mg/kg and maintains the safety security period of 14 days.

The scientific methodology used by Brazil to establish MRLs is consistent with international best practice. Countries set MRLs according to the good agricultural practice (GAP) applicable to their region. Agricultural chemical use patterns differ between different production regions and countries as pests, diseases and environmental factors vary. This means that Brazilian MRLs for agricultural chemicals in food may differ from Codex standards.
Pesticides; Household Cleaning Products; Wood Preservers
Type of measure
Technical standards
 ICS - HS Code
071220
13
52
65
Subsidy amount Implementation period
Entry into force: To be determined after the end of the consultation period.
Keywords
Environment
Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures G/SPS/N/BRA/1607 Brazil 2020
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances…
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances management
 Technical regulation or specifications Agriculture, Chemicals
Joint Normative Instruction number 1, 8 November…
Joint Normative Instruction number 1, 8 November 2019. This joint normative instruction establishes the guidelines for the market authorization of pesticides and related products designed to the cultivation of ornamental plants as well as for the inclusion of products already authorized.

The scientific methodology used by Brazil to establish Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) is consistent with international best practice. Countries set MRLs according to the good agricultural practice (GAP) applicable to their region. Agricultural chemical use patterns differ between different production regions and countries as pests, diseases and environmental factors vary. This means that Brazilian MRLs for agricultural chemicals in food may differ from Codex standards.
Environment related objective
To account for the differences in environmental factors when determining the relevant Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) for reducing the adverse consequences caused from the excessive use of chemical pesticides
Measure description Coverage of the measure
Joint Normative Instruction number 1, 8 November 2019. This joint normative instruction establishes the guidelines for the market authorization of pesticides and related products designed to the cultivation of ornamental plants as well as for the inclusion of products already authorized.

The scientific methodology used by Brazil to establish Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) is consistent with international best practice. Countries set MRLs according to the good agricultural practice (GAP) applicable to their region. Agricultural chemical use patterns differ between different production regions and countries as pests, diseases and environmental factors vary. This means that Brazilian MRLs for agricultural chemicals in food may differ from Codex standards.
Pesticides and related products
Type of measure
Technical standards
 ICS - HS Code
06
0603
0604
13
38089910
65
Subsidy amount Implementation period
Entry into force: In the date of its publication.
Keywords
Environment
Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures G/SPS/N/BRA/1609 Brazil 2020
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances…
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances management
 Technical regulation or specifications Agriculture, Chemicals, Manufacturing
Draft resolution number 761, 6 January 2020,…
Draft resolution number 761, 6 January 2020, regarding the active ingredient C79 Chrysoperla externa of the Monograph List of Active Ingredients for Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers, published by Resolution (...) This Draft resolution includes the active ingredient C79 Chrysoperla externa in the Relation of Monographies of Active Ingredients of Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers.

The scientific methodology used by Brazil to establish Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) is consistent with international best practice. Countries set MRLs according to the good agricultural practice (GAP) applicable to their region. Agricultural chemical use patterns differ between different production regions and countries as pests, diseases and environmental factors vary. This means that Brazilian MRLs for agricultural chemicals in food may differ from Codex standards.
Environment related objective
To account for the differences in environmental factors when determining the relevant Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) for reducing the adverse consequences caused from the excessive use of chemical pesticides, household cleaning products and wood preservers.
Measure description Coverage of the measure
Draft resolution number 761, 6 January 2020, regarding the active ingredient C79 Chrysoperla externa of the Monograph List of Active Ingredients for Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers, published by Resolution (...) This Draft resolution includes the active ingredient C79 Chrysoperla externa in the Relation of Monographies of Active Ingredients of Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers.

The scientific methodology used by Brazil to establish Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) is consistent with international best practice. Countries set MRLs according to the good agricultural practice (GAP) applicable to their region. Agricultural chemical use patterns differ between different production regions and countries as pests, diseases and environmental factors vary. This means that Brazilian MRLs for agricultural chemicals in food may differ from Codex standards.
Pesticides; Household Cleaning Products; Wood Preservers
Type of measure
Technical standards
 ICS - HS Code
13
38089910
65
Subsidy amount Implementation period
Entry into force: To be determined after the end of the consultation period.
Keywords
Environment
Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures G/SPS/N/BRA/1610 Brazil 2020
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances…
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances management
 Technical regulation or specifications Agriculture, Chemicals
Draft resolution number 762, 6 January 2020,…
Draft resolution number 762, 6 January 2020, regarding the active ingredient E05 - ETEFOM (ethephon) of the Monograph List of Active Ingredients for Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers, published by Resolution (...)
his Draft resolution incorporates the following changes for the active ingredient E05 - ETEFOM (ethephon) (...) all in the modality of fruit ripening use (application):
- includes the grape culture with MRL of 2.0 mg/kg and safety security period of 5 days.

he scientific methodology used by Brazil to establish MRLs is consistent with international best practice. Countries set MRLs according to the good agricultural practice (GAP) applicable to their region. Agricultural chemical use patterns differ between different production regions and countries as pests, diseases and environmental factors vary. This means that Brazilian MRLs for agricultural chemicals in food may differ from Codex standards.
Environment related objective
To account for the differences in environmental factors when determining the relevant Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) for reducing the adverse consequences caused from the excessive use of chemical pesticides, household cleaning products and wood preservers.
Measure description Coverage of the measure
Draft resolution number 762, 6 January 2020, regarding the active ingredient E05 - ETEFOM (ethephon) of the Monograph List of Active Ingredients for Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers, published by Resolution (...)
his Draft resolution incorporates the following changes for the active ingredient E05 - ETEFOM (ethephon) (...) all in the modality of fruit ripening use (application):
- includes the grape culture with MRL of 2.0 mg/kg and safety security period of 5 days.

he scientific methodology used by Brazil to establish MRLs is consistent with international best practice. Countries set MRLs according to the good agricultural practice (GAP) applicable to their region. Agricultural chemical use patterns differ between different production regions and countries as pests, diseases and environmental factors vary. This means that Brazilian MRLs for agricultural chemicals in food may differ from Codex standards.
Pesticides; Household Cleaning Products; Wood Preservers
Type of measure
Technical standards
 ICS - HS Code
0806
13
65
Subsidy amount Implementation period
Entry into force: o be determined after the end of the consultation period.
Keywords
Environment
Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures G/SPS/N/BRA/1611 Brazil 2020
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances…
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances management
 Technical regulation or specifications Agriculture, Chemicals
Draft resolution number 763, 6 January 2020,…
Draft resolution number 763, 6 January 2020, regarding the active ingredient B26 - BIFENTRINA (bifenthrin) of the Monograph List of Active Ingredients for Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers, published by Resolution (...)
This Draft resolution incorporates the following changes for the active ingredient B26 - BIFENTRINA (bifenthrin) (...) all in the modality of foliar use (application):
• includes the watercress, chard, witloof chicory, chicory, spinach, stevia reubadiana, mustard, and arugula cultures with MRL of 0.15 mg/kg and safety security period of 14 days;
(...)

The scientific methodology used by Brazil to establish MRLs is consistent with international best practice. Countries set MRLs according to the good agricultural practice (GAP) applicable to their region. Agricultural chemical use patterns differ between different production regions and countries as pests, diseases and environmental factors vary. This means that Brazilian MRLs for agricultural chemicals in food may differ from Codex standards.
Environment related objective
To account for the differences in environmental factors when determining the relevant Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) for reducing the adverse consequences caused from the excessive use of chemical pesticides, household cleaning products and wood preservers.
Measure description Coverage of the measure
Draft resolution number 763, 6 January 2020, regarding the active ingredient B26 - BIFENTRINA (bifenthrin) of the Monograph List of Active Ingredients for Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers, published by Resolution (...)
This Draft resolution incorporates the following changes for the active ingredient B26 - BIFENTRINA (bifenthrin) (...) all in the modality of foliar use (application):
• includes the watercress, chard, witloof chicory, chicory, spinach, stevia reubadiana, mustard, and arugula cultures with MRL of 0.15 mg/kg and safety security period of 14 days;
(...)

The scientific methodology used by Brazil to establish MRLs is consistent with international best practice. Countries set MRLs according to the good agricultural practice (GAP) applicable to their region. Agricultural chemical use patterns differ between different production regions and countries as pests, diseases and environmental factors vary. This means that Brazilian MRLs for agricultural chemicals in food may differ from Codex standards.
Pesticides; Household Cleaning Products; Wood Preservers
Type of measure
Technical standards
 ICS - HS Code
0703
0704
070410
070420
07049010
07051
07052
070521
070810
070930
070970
070990
07099990
0709999000
07102200
071320
07133100
07133500
07133990
071340
07136000
0904
09041
120750
12099110
12119029
13
65
Subsidy amount Implementation period
Entry into force: To be determined after the end of the consultation period.
Keywords
Environment
Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures G/SPS/N/BRA/1612 Brazil 2020
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances…
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances management
 Technical regulation or specifications Agriculture, Chemicals
Draft resolution number 764, 6 January 2020,…
Draft resolution number 764, 6 January 2020, regarding the active ingredient A29 - ACETAMIPRIDO (acetamiprid) of the Monograph List of Active Ingredients for Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers, published by Resolution (...)
This Draft resolution incorporates the following changes for the active ingredient A29 - ACETAMIPRIDO (acetamiprid) (...)
• includes the stevia reubadiana culture with MRL of 1,0 mg/kg and safety security period of 3 days in the modality of foliar use (application);
• includes the shallot culture with MRL of 0.01 mg/kg and safety security period of 3 days in the modality of foliar use (application);
(...)

The scientific methodology used by Brazil to establish MRLs is consistent with international best practice. Countries set MRLs according to the good agricultural practice (GAP) applicable to their region. Agricultural chemical use patterns differ between different production regions and countries as pests, diseases and environmental factors vary. This means that Brazilian MRLs for agricultural chemicals in food may differ from Codex standards.
Environment related objective
To account for the differences in environmental factors when determining the relevant Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) for reducing the adverse consequences caused from the excessive use of chemical pesticides, household cleaning products and wood preservers.
Measure description Coverage of the measure
Draft resolution number 764, 6 January 2020, regarding the active ingredient A29 - ACETAMIPRIDO (acetamiprid) of the Monograph List of Active Ingredients for Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers, published by Resolution (...)
This Draft resolution incorporates the following changes for the active ingredient A29 - ACETAMIPRIDO (acetamiprid) (...)
• includes the stevia reubadiana culture with MRL of 1,0 mg/kg and safety security period of 3 days in the modality of foliar use (application);
• includes the shallot culture with MRL of 0.01 mg/kg and safety security period of 3 days in the modality of foliar use (application);
(...)

The scientific methodology used by Brazil to establish MRLs is consistent with international best practice. Countries set MRLs according to the good agricultural practice (GAP) applicable to their region. Agricultural chemical use patterns differ between different production regions and countries as pests, diseases and environmental factors vary. This means that Brazilian MRLs for agricultural chemicals in food may differ from Codex standards.
Pesticides; Household Cleaning Products; Wood Preservers
Type of measure
Technical standards
 ICS - HS Code
070310
070820
07102200
071310
071320
07133100
07133500
07133990
071340
07136000
12119029
13
200811
65
Subsidy amount Implementation period
Entry into force: To be determined after the end of the consultation period.
Keywords
Environment