Chemicals Evaluated
By Pest Management
Regulatory Agency
Of Health Canada
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Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
Chemicals Evaluated By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada regulates pest control products in Canada.
Pest control products are regulated by Health Canada’s Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ), which requires THOROUGH SCIENTIFIC REVIEWS AND SAFETY ASSESSMENTS to ensure they meet strict health and environmental standards and are shown to have value.
In Canada, pest control products are one of THE MOST STRINGENTLY REGULATED PRODUCTS.
Health Canada employs 350 expert-scientists whose job is to assess pest control products.
These expert-scientists include ― biologists, chemists, entomologists, epidemiologists, plant pathologists, toxicologists, and weed scientists.
These expert-scientists help ensure that only pest control products that meet the strict health and environmental standards outlined by the Pest Management Regulatory Agency are registered for use or sale in Canada.
According to Dr. Lorne Hepworth, President of CropLife Canada ― http://wp.me/P1jq40-2eG
The process to have a pesticide registered in Canada can take an average of nearly 10 years and costs over 256 million dollars.
That’s a big investment, so the manufacturers ensure the products they submit for registration are safe and work the way they are intended to.
The PMRA assessments not only ensure that these products work, they also make sure they will not affect species that are not the intended target.
The PMRA also keeps track of any research on the products from international organizations, and each product must be re-evaluated at least every 15 years to ensure its continued safety.
Health Canada and PMRA have THE ESSENTIAL EXPERTISE on pest control products.
On March 31st, 2013, Health Canada published a RE-EVALUATION SUMMARY TABLE which provides a summary of the proposed and/or final decisions made with respect to RE-EVALUATION OF ACTIVE INGREDIENTS.
The simple fact of being LISTED in this table DOES NOT IMPLY THAT THE PEST CONTROL PRODUCT POSES A SIGNIFICANT HAZARD to the public from use.
Health Canada considered all of the information in a WEIGHT-OF-THE-EVIDENCE APPROACH.
However, chemicals have been REMOVED or PROPOSED FOR REMOVAL by Health Canada.
Additionally, almost ONE-THIRD OF ALL PRODUCTS REMOVED WERE USED EXCLUSIVELY IN THE GOLF INDUSTRY, including Arrest-75W, ProTurf FF II, ProTurf Granular Fungicide V, ProTurf Granular Insecticide 1, Quintozene 75 Per Cent, Terraneb SP, and Tersan 1991.
And almost HALF OF ALL PRODUCTS REMOVED were REMOVED VOLUNTARILY by the registrant, or were NOT SUPPORTED for further re-evaluation ( i.e. the cost to keep the product in the market-place was not profitable for the registrant a.k.a. manufacturer ).
The next segment contains selected and adapted excerpts from the RE-EVALUATION SUMMARY TABLE concerning PEST CONTROL PRODUCTS USED IN THE URBAN LANDSCAPE, which include those products used by the Golf Industry, the Professional Lawn Care Industry, and the Ornamental Plant Maintenance Industry.
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Chemicals REMOVED Or
PROPOSED FOR REMOVAL
By Pest Management
Regulatory Agency
Of Health Canada
March 31st, 2013
Health Canada
Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA )
Selected And Adapted Excerpts
Pest Control Products Used In The Urban Landscape
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Health Canada regulates pest control products in Canada. Pest control products are regulated by Health Canada’s Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ), which requires thorough scientific reviews and safety assessments to ensure they meet strict health and environmental standards and are shown to have value. In Canada, pest control products are one of the most stringently regulated products. Health Canada employs 350 expert-scientists whose job is to assess pest control products.
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Chemical REMOVED By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
Acclaim Super EC For Selective Control Of Annual Grasses In Turfgrasses
STATUS
Prohibition On Use In Recreational Areas And Residential Lawns Imposed Except Golf Courses In 2013
PRODUCT LABEL
LABEL — ACCLAIM SUPER EC — 2012 11 02
https://pesticidetruths.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Label-Acclaim-Super-EC-2012-11-02.pdf
NOTE ― More information can be found in future reports
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Chemical REMOVED By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
Arrest-75W Wettable Powder Systemic Turf Fungicide
STATUS
Not Supported By Registrant
Discontinued From Use In 2009 ( carbathiin & oxycarboxin )
Expiry Date Of Registration 2013-12-31
PRODUCT LABEL
LABEL — ARREST-75W WETTABLE POWDER SYSTEMIC TURF FUNGICIDE
NOTE ― More information can be found in future reports
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Chemical REMOVED By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
Basudin 500EC Insecticide
STATUS
Phased-Out For Lawn Uses In 2002-2003
PRODUCT LABEL
LABEL — BASUDIN 500EC INSECTICIDE
NOTE ― More information can be found in future reports
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Chemical REMOVED By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
Basudin 5G Insecticide Formulation Of Diazinon
STATUS
Phased-Out For Lawn Uses In 2002-2003
PRODUCT LABEL
LABEL — BASUDIN 5G INSECTICIDE FORMULATION OF DIAZINON
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Chemical REMOVED By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
Betasan 4.8-E Emulsifiable Liquid Herbicide
STATUS
Prohibition On Use Imposed In 2003
Limitation Imposed On Large Turf Areas Except Golf Course Greens And Tees
PRODUCT LABEL
LABEL — BETASAN 4.8-E EMULSIFIABLE LIQUID HERBICIDE
NOTE ― More information can be found in future reports
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Chemical REMOVED By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
Clean Crop Diazinon 500
STATUS
Phased-Out For Lawn Uses In 2002-2003
PRODUCT LABEL
LABEL — CLEAN CROP DIAZINON 500
https://pesticidetruths.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Label-Clean-Crop-Diazinon-500-1998-05-19.pdf
NOTE ― More information can be found in future reports
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Chemical PROPOSED FOR REMOVAL By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
Chipco Sevin T&O Carbaryl Insecticide
STATUS
Not Supported By Registrant For Residential Use On Turf In 2009
Proposed For Phase-Out After 2013
PRODUCT LABEL
LABEL — CHIPCO SEVIN T&O CARBARYL INSECTICIDE
NOTE ― More information can be found in future reports
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Chemical REMOVED By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
Cygon 240EC Liquid Insecticide
STATUS
Prohibition On Use In Residential Areas
Voluntarily Removed In 2004
PRODUCT LABEL
LABEL — CYGON 240EC LIQUID INSECTICIDE
NOTE ― More information can be found in future reports
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Chemical REMOVED By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
Dacthal W-75 Herbicide
STATUS
Discontinued From Use On Residential Turf In 2008
PRODUCT LABEL
LABEL — DACTHAL W-75 HERBICIDE
https://pesticidetruths.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Label-Dacthal-W-75-Herbicide-2011-10-21.pdf
NOTE ― More information can be found in future reports
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Chemical REMOVED By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
Dursban 4E Insecticide
STATUS
Phased-Out For Use In And Around Residences In 2001
PRODUCT LABEL
LABEL — DURSBAN 4E INSECTICIDE
https://pesticidetruths.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Label-Dursban-4E-Insecticide-1993-03-08.pdf
NOTE ― More information can be found in future reports
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Chemical REMOVED By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
Fertilizer-Pesticide Combination Products
STATUS
Uncoupled From Use
Date Of Last Sale 2012 12 31
NOTE ― More information can be found in future reports
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Chemical REMOVED By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
Gramoxone Liquid Herbicide With Wetting Agent
STATUS
Discontinued From Use On Turf In 2006
PRODUCT LABEL
LABEL — GRAMOXONE LIQUID HERBICIDE WITH WETTING AGENT
NOTE ― More information can be found in future reports
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Chemical REMOVED By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
Kelthane AP-35 WP Miticide
STATUS
Not Supported By Registrant
Discontinued From Use In 2009
Expiry Date Of Last Registered Product 31/12/2011
PRODUCT LABEL
LABEL — KELTHANE AP-35 WP MITICIDE
NOTE ― More information can be found in future reports
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Chemical REMOVED By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
Lagon 480 E Insecticide
STATUS
Prohibition On Use Imposed In Residential Areas
Voluntarily Removed In 2013
PRODUCT LABEL
LABEL — LAGON 480 E INSECTICIDE
https://pesticidetruths.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Label-Lagon-480-E-Insecticide-2011-11-22.pdf
NOTE ― More information can be found in future reports
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Chemical REMOVED By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
Malathion 25W Wettable Powder Insecticide
STATUS
Discontinued From Use On Residential Turf In 2010
Voluntarily Removed
Not Supported By Registrant
PRODUCT LABEL
LABEL — MALATHION 25W WETTABLE POWDER INSECTICIDE
NOTE ― More information can be found in future reports
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Chemical REMOVED By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
Mecoprop-P Herbicide Liquid, & Other Products That Contain Mecoprop
STATUS
Racemic Mecoprop Replaced By Mecoprop-P During 2004-2009
Voluntarily Removed In 2004
Applies To Mecoprop-P Herbicide Liquid, & Other Products That Contain Mecoprop, Like Clear Choice, Killex, Par III, And Tri-Kil
PRODUCT LABEL
LABEL — MECOPROP-P HERBICIDE LIQUID
LABEL — CLEAR CHOICE CONCENTRATE SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
LABEL — KILLEX TURF HERBICIDE CONCENTRATE
LABEL — PAR III TURF HERBICIDE SOLUTION
LABEL — PRO TRI-KIL TURF HERBICIDE
NOTE ― More information can be found in future reports
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Chemical REMOVED By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
Metasystox-R Spray Concentrate Systemic Insecticide
STATUS
Discontinued From Use
Not Supported By Registrant, Consequently No Further Action By PMRA
Expiry Date Of Registration 2000-12-31
PRODUCT LABEL
LABEL — METASYSTOX-R SPRAY CONCENTRATE SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
NOTE ― More information can be found in future reports
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Chemical REMOVED By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
ProTurf FF II 14-3-3 Turf Fertilizer With 15.4 Per Cent Quintozene
STATUS
Phased-Out Of All Uses In 2010
PRODUCT LABEL
LABEL — PROTURF FF II 14-3-3 TURF FERTILIZER WITH 15.4 PER CENT QUINTOZENE
NOTE ― More information can be found in future reports
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Chemical REMOVED By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
ProTurf Granular Fungicide V Containing Chloroneb
STATUS
Not Supported By Registrant
Discontinued From Use In 2008
Expiry Date Of Proturf Granular Fungicide V Registration 2008-12-31
PRODUCT LABEL
LABEL — PROTURF GRANULAR FUNGICIDE V CONTAINING CHLORONEB
NOTE ― More information can be found in future reports
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Chemical REMOVED By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
ProTurf Granular Insecticide 1 With Diazinon
STATUS
Phased-Out For Lawn Uses In 2002-2003
PRODUCT LABEL
LABEL — PROTURF GRANULAR INSECTICIDE 1 WITH DIAZINON
NOTE ― More information can be found in future reports
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Chemical REMOVED By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
ProTurf Granular Weedgrass Preventer Containing Bensulide
STATUS
Prohibition On Use Imposed In 2003
Limitation Imposed On Large Turf Areas Except Golf Course Greens And Tees
PRODUCT LABEL
LABEL — PROTURF GRANULAR WEEDGRASS PREVENTER CONTAINING BENSULIDE
NOTE ― More information can be found in future reports
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Chemical REMOVED By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
Pyrate 480 EC Insecticide
STATUS
Phased-Out For Use In And Around Residences In 2001
PRODUCT LABEL
LABEL — PYRATE 480 EC INSECTICIDE
NOTE ― More information can be found in future reports
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Chemical REMOVED By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
Quintozene 75 Per Cent Wettable Powder Fungicide
STATUS
Phased-Out Of All Uses In 2010
PRODUCT LABEL
LABEL — QUINTOZENE 75 PER CENT WETTABLE POWDER FUNGICIDE
NOTE ― More information can be found in future reports
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Chemical PROPOSED FOR REMOVAL By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
Sevin Brand 50W Carbaryl Insecticide Wettable Powder
STATUS
Not Supported By Registrant For Residential Use On Turf In 2009
Proposed For Phase-Out After 2013
PRODUCT LABEL
LABEL — SEVIN BRAND 50W CARBARYL INSECTICIDE WETTABLE POWDER
NOTE ― More information can be found in future reports
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Chemical PROPOSED FOR REMOVAL By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
Sevin SL Carbaryl Insecticide Liquid Suspension
STATUS
Not Supported By Registrant For Residential Use On Turf In 2009
Proposed For Phase-Out After 2013
PRODUCT LABEL
LABEL — SEVIN SL CARBARYL INSECTICIDE LIQUID SUSPENSION
NOTE ― More information can be found in future reports
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Chemical REMOVED By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
Terraneb SP Turf Fungicide Wettable Powder
STATUS
Not Supported By Registrant
Discontinued From Use In 2008
Expiry Date Of Terraneb SP Registration 2008-12-31
PRODUCT LABEL
LABEL — TERRANEB SP TURF FUNGICIDE WETTABLE POWDER
NOTE ― More information can be found in future reports
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Chemical REMOVED By Pest Management Regulatory Agency Of Health Canada
Health Canada Re-Evaluation Summary Table ― March 31st, 2013
Tersan 1991 Turf Fungicide Wettable Powder
STATUS
Not Supported By Registrant, Consequently No Further Action By PMRA
All Uses Of Benomyl Have Been Discontinued In 2004
Expiry Date Of Last Registered Product 31/12/2004
PRODUCT LABEL
LABEL — TERSAN 1991 TURF FUNGICIDE WETTABLE POWDER
NOTE ― More information can be found in future reports
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2,4-D – CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY – FIESTA – GLYPHOSATE – GOLF INDUSTRY – HEALTH ISSUES – IPM – IPRODIONE – KILLER PLANTS – MANUFACTURERS – PROHIBITION – QUINTOZENE – SEEDS – WATER QUALITY
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NORAHG has archived more information on The Pesticide Truths Web-Site …
THE PESTICIDE TRUTHS WEB-SITE
PESTICIDE BANS ARE A FARCE ( Report )
REAL TRENDS AGAINST PESTICIDE BANS ( Web-Page )
CARNAGE CREATED BY CATASTROPHIC ANTI-PESTICIDE PROHIBITION – MAIN WEB-PAGE
THE COST OF PESTICIDE BANS ( Report )
ATTACKS AGAINST GOLF FACILITIES ( Report )
MYTHS ABOUT BANNING PESTICIDES – LEADING SCIENTIFIC HEALTH AND POLICY EXPERTS ( White Paper )
2,4-D HERBICIDE ( Web-Page )
COMPLAINT CHANNELS – COMPLAIN ABOUT THE ANTI-PESTICIDE LUNATICS ( Web-Page )
PESTICIDE LINKS ( Web-Page )
https://pesticidetruths.com/pesticide-qa-links/
THE COMPLETE LIBRARY OF REPORTS & REFERENCES ( Web-Page )
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