Pesticide Details
120 - Permethrin
Functional Classes
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Commodities | MRL | Year | Symbols | Notes |
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Cereal grains (group) | 2.0 mg/Kg | Po | ||
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Currants, black, red, white | 2.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Blackberries | 1.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Dewberries (including boysenberry and loganberry) | 1.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Gooseberry | 2.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Grapes | 2.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Raspberries, red, black | 1.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Strawberry | 1.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Citrus fruits (group) | 0.5 mg/Kg | |||
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Kiwifruit | 2.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Stone fruits (group) | 2.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Pome fruits (group) | 2.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Table olives | 1.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Melons (except watermelon) | 0.1 mg/Kg | |||
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Winter squash | 0.5 mg/Kg | |||
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Carrot | 0.1 mg/Kg | |||
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Horseradish | 0.5 mg/Kg | |||
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Potato | 0.05 mg/Kg | (*) | ||
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Radish, Japanese | 0.1 mg/Kg | |||
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Soya bean (dry) | 0.05 mg/Kg | (*) | ||
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Sugar beet | 0.05 mg/Kg | (*) | ||
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Bean (dry) | 0.1 mg/Kg | |||
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Asparagus | 1.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Celery | 2.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Chinese cabbage (type pe-tsai) | 5.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Kale (including among others: Collards,curly,Scotch,thousand-headed; not including Marrow-stem kale) | 5.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Lettuce, head | 2.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Spring onion | 0.5 mg/Kg | |||
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Spinach | 2.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Eggplant | 1.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Peppers chili, dried | 10.0 mg/Kg | 2006 | ||
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Leek | 0.5 mg/Kg | |||
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Sweet corn (corn-on-the-cob) | 0.1 mg/Kg | |||
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Tomato | 1.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Broccoli | 2.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Mushrooms | 0.1 mg/Kg | |||
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Peppers (subgroup) | 1.0 mg/Kg | 2024 | MRL provisionally applies to okra, martynia, and roselle. | |
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Brussels sprouts | 1.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Cabbage, Savoy | 5.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Common bean (pods and/or immature seeds) | 1.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Cauliflower | 0.5 mg/Kg | |||
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Kohlrabi | 0.1 mg/Kg | |||
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Cabbages, head | 5.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Cucumber | 0.5 mg/Kg | |||
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Gherkin | 0.5 mg/Kg | |||
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Peas, shelled (succulent seeds) | 0.1 mg/Kg | |||
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Squash, summer | 0.5 mg/Kg | |||
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Spices | 0.05 mg/Kg | 2005 | (*) | |
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Coffee beans | 0.05 mg/Kg | (*) | ||
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Cotton seed | 0.5 mg/Kg | |||
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Rape seed | 0.05 mg/Kg | (*) | ||
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Peanut | 0.1 mg/Kg | |||
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Sunflower seed | 1.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Almonds | 0.1 mg/Kg | |||
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Pistachio nuts | 0.05 mg/Kg | (*) | ||
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Milks (group) | F | |||
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Muscle (from mammals other than marine mammals) (group) | 1.0 mg/Kg | (fat) | The MRL accommodates external animal treatment. The MRL refers to “meat” for which the portion of the commodity to which the MRL applies, and which is analysed, is the whole commodity (without bones). For fat-soluble pesticides, a portion of the adhering fat is analysed, and MRLs apply to the fat. | |
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Edible offal (mammalian) (group) | 0.1 mg/Kg | The MRL accommodates external animal treatment. | ||
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Eggs (group) | 0.1 mg/Kg | |||
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Avian muscle (group) | 0.1 mg/Kg | The MRL refers to “meat” for which the portion of the commodity to which the MRL applies, and which is analysed, is the whole commodity (without bones). For fat-soluble pesticides, a portion of the adhering fat is analysed, and MRLs apply to the fat. | ||
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Wheat bran, unprocessed | 5.0 mg/Kg | PoP | ||
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Hops, dry | 50.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Wheat germ | 2.0 mg/Kg | PoP | ||
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Wheat flour | 0.5 mg/Kg | PoP | ||
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Wheat wholemeal | 2.0 mg/Kg | PoP | ||
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Tea, green, black (black, fermented and dried) | 20.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Soya bean oil, crude | 0.1 mg/Kg | |||
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Sunflower seed oil, crude | 1.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Cotton seed oil, edible | 0.1 mg/Kg | |||
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Sunflower seed oil, edible | 1.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Sweet corn fodder | 50.0 mg/Kg | |||
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Alfalfa, hay and/or straw | 100.0 mg/Kg | (dw) | ||
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Soya bean, hay and/or straw | 50.0 mg/Kg | (dw) | ||
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Maize fodder (dry) | 100.0 mg/Kg | (dw) | ||
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Sorghum straw and fodder, dry | 20.0 mg/Kg |
(*):
At or about the limit of determination.
Po:
The MRL accommodates post-harvest treatment of the commodity.
F:
(for milks) The residue is fat soluble and MRLs for milk products are derived as explained in "Codex Maximum Residue Limits/Extraneous Maximum Residue Limits for Milk and Milk Products".
(fat):
(for meat) The MRL/EMRL applies to the fat of meat.
PoP:
(for processed foods) The MRL accommodates post-harvest treatment of the primary food commodity.
E: (only for MRLs) The MRL is based on extraneous residues.
JMPR-related informations
ADI/PTDI
0.05
mg/kg bw
1987, confirmed (1999)
Residue definition:
For plant and animal commodities (for compliance with the MRL): Permethrin (sum of cis and trans isomers). For plants and animals for dietary risk assessment: JMPR (2023) was unable to conclude on a residue definition for risk assessment.