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Agriculture | G/AG/N/BRA/48 | Brazil | 2018 | Sustainable and environmentally friendly…
Sustainable and environmentally friendly production
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Non-monetary support | Agriculture | General services: Inspection services:
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General services: Inspection services:
Inspection of organic production |
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Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures | G/SPS/N/BRA/1770 | Brazil | 2020 | Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances…
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances management
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Technical regulation or specifications | Agriculture, Chemicals | Draft resolution number 906, 21 August 2020,…
Draft resolution number 906, 21 August 2020, regarding the active ingredient C25.1 - CLORIDRATO DE CARTAPE (cartap) 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 C25.1 - CLORIDRATO DE CARTAPE (cartap) (...) all in the modality of foliar use (application): • includes the pea, caupi bean, lima bean, pigeon bean, mung bean, green bean, chickpea, and lentil cultures with MRL 0,1 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. |
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Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures | G/SPS/N/BRA/1767 | Brazil | 2020 | Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances…
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances management
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Technical regulation or specifications | Agriculture, Chemicals | Draft resolution number 908, 21 August 2020,…
Draft resolution number 908, 21 August 2020, regarding the active ingredient C66 - CIAZOFAMIDA (cyazofamid) 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 C66 - CIAZOFAMIDA (cyazofamid) (...) all in the modality of foliar use (application): • includes the watercress, witloof chicory, chicory, and mustard cultures with MRL of 0,2 mg/kg and safety security period 7 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. |
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Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures | G/SPS/N/BRA/1759 | Brazil | 2020 | Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances…
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances management
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Technical regulation or specifications | Agriculture, Chemicals | Draft resolution number 893, 12 August 2020,…
Draft resolution number 893, 12 August 2020, regarding the active ingredient A26 - AZOXISTROBINA (azoxystrobin) 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 A26 - AZOXISTROBINA (azoxystrobin) (...) all in the modality of foliar use (application): • includes the pineapple culture with MRL of 6,0 mg/kg and safety security period "Not determined due to the modality of 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. |
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Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures | G/SPS/N/BRA/1768 | Brazil | 2020 | Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances…
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances management
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Technical regulation or specifications | Agriculture, Chemicals | Draft resolution number 901, 18 August 2020,…
Draft resolution number 901, 18 August 2020, regarding the active ingredient A41 - AMICARBAZONA (amicarbazone) 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 A41 - AMICARBAZONA (amicarbazone) (...) all in the modalities of pre and post emergency use (application): -includes the cane sugar culture with MRL of 0,05 mg/kg and safety security period "Not determined due to the modality of 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. |
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Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures | G/SPS/N/BRA/1765 | Brazil | 2020 | Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances…
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances management
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Technical regulation or specifications | Agriculture, Chemicals | Draft resolution number 900, 18 August 2020,…
Draft resolution number 900, 18 August 2020, regarding the active ingredient E29 - ETIPROLE (ethiprole) 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 E29 – ETIPROLE (ethiprole) (...) all in the modality of foliar use (application): -includes the corn, millet, and sorghum cultures with MRL of 0,01 mg/kg and safety security period of 30 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. |
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Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures | G/SPS/N/BRA/1774 | Brazil | 2020 | Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances…
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances management
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Technical regulation or specifications | Agriculture, Chemicals | Draft resolution number 903, 18 August 2020,…
Draft resolution number 903, 18 August 2020, regarding the active ingredient P13 - PROFENOFÓS (profenofos) 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 P13 - PROFENOFÓS (profenofos) (...) all in the modality of foliar use (application): • changes the MRL of the coffee culture from 0,03 to 0,07 mg/kg; • changes the MRL of the sunflower culture from 0,05 to 0,06 mg/kg; (...) 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. |
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Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures | G/SPS/N/BRA/1778 | Brazil | 2020 | Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances…
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances management
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Technical regulation or specifications | Agriculture, Chemicals, Manufacturing | Draft resolution number 916, 16 September 2020,…
Draft resolution number 916, 16 September 2020, regarding the active ingredient T70 -TOLFENPIRADE (Tolfenpyrad) 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 T70 -TOLFENPIRADE (Tolfenpyrad) in the Relation of Monographies of Active Ingredients of Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers. 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. |
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Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures | G/SPS/N/BRA/1764 | Brazil | 2020 | Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances…
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances management
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Technical regulation or specifications | Agriculture, Chemicals, Manufacturing | Draft resolution number 899, 18 August 2020,…
Draft resolution number 899, 18 August 2020, regarding the active ingredient C81 - CICLANILIPROLE (ciclaniliprole) 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 C81 - CICLANILIPROLE (ciclaniliprole) in the Relation of Monographies of Active Ingredients of Pesticides, Household Cleaning Products and Wood Preservers. 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. |
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Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures | G/SPS/N/BRA/1737 | Brazil | 2020 | Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances…
Chemical, toxic and hazardous substances management
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Technical regulation or specifications | Agriculture, Chemicals | Draft resolution number 871, 10 July 2020,…
Draft resolution number 871, 10 July 2020, regarding the active ingredient T14-TIOFANATO-METÍLICO (thiophanate-methyl) 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 T14-TIOFANATO-METÍLICO (thiophanate-methyl) (...) all in the modality of foliar use (application): • changes the MRL of the cotton culture from 0,2 to 8,0 mg/kg; (...) 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. |
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