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Draft Resolution number 1084, 17 March 2022.
This draft resolution is regarded the proposal for inclusion of active ingredient P67: Pseudomonas fluorescens  of the Monograph List of Active Ingredients for Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers , published by Normative Instruction number 103 - 19 October 2021 on the Brazilian Official Gazette (DOU - Diário Oficial da União).
Brazilian MRLs are established based on scientific methodology consistent with international best practices. Countries usually 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. However, when a product differs from Brazilian MRLs, but is in conformity to Codex standards, it may be imported, provided that the risk assessment does not indicate an unacceptable risk to Brazilian consumers.

Draft Resolution number 1083, 17 March 2022.
This draft resolution is regarded the proposal for inclusion of active ingredient P66: Pseudomonas chlororaphis of the Monograph List of Active Ingredients for Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers , published by Normative Instruction number 103 - 19 October 2021 on the Brazilian Official Gazette (DOU - Diário Oficial da União).
Brazilian MRLs are established based on scientific methodology consistent with international best practices. Countries usually 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. However, when a product differs from Brazilian MRLs, but is in conformity to Codex standards, it may be imported, provided that the risk assessment does not indicate an unacceptable risk to Brazilian consumers.

Draft Resolution number 1090, 20 April 2022.
This draft resolution is regarded the proposal for inclusion of active ingredient P68: Phthorimaea operculella granulovirus of the Monograph List of Active Ingredients for Pesticides, Household Clean ing Products and Wood Preservers , published by Normative Instruction number 103 - 19 October 2021 on the Brazilian Official Gazette (DOU - Diário Oficial da União) .
Brazilian MRLs are established based on scientific methodology consistent with international best practices. Countries usually 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. However, when a product differs from Brazilian MRLs, but is in conformity to Codex standards, it may be imported, provided that the risk assessment does not indicate an unacceptable risk to Brazilian consumers.

Draft Resolution number 1091, 20 April 2022.
This draft resolution contains provisions on the update of the monographs of the following Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers , published by Normative Instruction number 103 - 19 October 2021 on the Brazilian Official Gazette (DOU - Diário Oficial da União): A14 – Ametrine, A14 – Atrazine, A26 – Azoxystrobin, B26 – Bifenthrin, B42 – Isopropyl bentiavalicarb, C74 – Chlorantraniliprole, E04 – Ethoprophos, F43 – Fipronil, F72 – Fluopyram, I29 – Isofetamide, M02 – Mancozeb, M31 – Metalaxyl-m, M45 – Mandipropamide, T12 – Thiabendazole, T29 – Thiobencarb, T71 – Thiencarbazone, Z04 – Zoxamide.
Brazilian MRLs are established based on scientific methodology consistent with international best practices. Countries usually 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. However, when a product differs from Brazilian MRLs, but is in conformity to Codex standards, it may be imported, provided that the risk assessment does not indicate an unacceptable risk to Brazilian consumers.

Draft Resolution number 1094, 5 May 2022. This draft resolution is regarded the proposal for inclusion of the active ingredient E33 - SPIROPIDIONE on the Monograph List of Active Ingredients for Pesticides, Household Clean ing Products and Wood Preservers , published by Normative Instruction number 103 - 19 October 2021 on the Brazilian Official Gazette (DOU - Diário Oficial da União) .
Brazilian MRLs are established based on scientific methodology consistent with international best practices. Countries usually 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. However, when a product differs from Brazilian MRLs, but is in conformity to Codex standards, it may be imported, provided that the risk assessment does not indicate an unacceptable risk to Brazilian consumers.

Draft resolution number 1095, 12 May 2022. This draft resolution is regarded the proposal for inclusion/modification of the following active ingredients on the Monograph List of Active Ingredients for Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers , published by Normative Instruction number 103 - 19 October 2021 on the Brazilian Official Gazette (DOU - Diário Oficial da União): A26 – Azoxystrobin, A41 – Amicarbazone, B55 – Emamectin Benzoate, D36 – Difenoconazole, F26 – Fomesafem, G02 – Glyphosate, L05 – Lufenuron, P21 – Propiconazole, P65 – Pidiflumetofem, S13 – S-Metolachlor, T79 – Thiafenacil.
Brazilian MRLs are established based on scientific methodology consistent with international best practices. Countries usually 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. However, when a product differs from Brazilian MRLs, but is in conformity to Codex standards, it may be imported, provided that the risk assessment does not indicate an unacceptable risk to Brazilian consumers.

Dispatch number 60, 21 June 2022. This dispatch determines, as a measure of sanitary interest, the PRECAUTIONARY SUSPENSION of the import, manufacture, commercialization and distribution of the active ingredient carbendazim and technical products that contain this active ingredient throughout the national territory.
Brazilian MRLs are established based on scientific methodology consistent with international best practices. Countries usually 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. However, when a product differs from Brazilian MRLs, but is in conformity to Codex standards, it may be imported, provided that the risk assessment does not indicate an unacceptable risk to Brazilian consumers.

Draft Resolution number 1096, 2 June 2022. This draft resolution is regarded the proposal for inclusion of active  ingredients TC83 - Cinnamonum cassia and C83.1 - Cinnamaldehyde on the Monograph List of Active Ingredients for Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers , published by Normative Instruction number 103 - 19 October 2021 on the Brazilian Official Gazette (DOU - Diário Oficial da União) .
Brazilian MRLs are established based on scientific methodology consistent with international best practices. Countries usually 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. However, when a product differs from Brazilian MRLs, but is in conformity to Codex standards, it may be imported, provided that the risk assessment does not indicate an unacceptable risk to Brazilian consumers.

Draft Resolution number 1097, 3 June 2022. This draft resolution is regarded the proposal for the inclusion of the following active ingredients on the Monograph List of Active Ingredients for Pesticides, Household Clean ing Products and Wood Preservers , published by Normative Instruction number 103 - 19 October 2021 on the Brazilian Official Gazette (DOU – Diário Oficial da União): a18–abamectin, a26-zoxystrobin, a29–acetamiprid, b46–benzovindiflupyr, c18-lorotalonil, c36–cyproconazole, c47–cyprodinil, c70–chlorantraniliprole, f43–iproil, f49–fludioxonil, f72–fluopyram, g02–glyphosate, m02– mancozeb, m32–methoxyfenozide, p21–propiconazole, p34–pyriproxyfen, p61–pyroxasulfone, s13-s-metolachlor, t05-tebutiuron, t28.1-triclopyrbutyl and t48– iamethoxam.
Brazilian MRLs are established based on scientific methodology consistent with international best practices. Countries usually 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. However, when a product differs from Brazilian MRLs, but is in conformity to Codex standards, it may be imported, provided that the risk assessment does not indicate an unacceptable risk to Brazilian consumers.

Draft Resolution number 1099, 24 June 2022.
This draft resolution proposes a resolution by the Collegiate Board of Directors - RDC - on the banning of the active ingredient CARBENDAZIM in pesticide products in the country. (...)
Brazilian MRLs are established based on scientific methodology consistent with international best practices. Countries usually 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. However, when a product differs from Brazilian MRLs, but is in conformity to Codex standards, it may be imported, provided that the risk assessment does not indicate an unacceptable risk to Brazilian consumers.