Pesticide Details
185 - Fenpropathrin
Functional Classes
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Commodities | MRL | Year | Symbols | Notes |
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Strawberry | 2.0 mg/Kg | 2015 | ||
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Citrus fruits (group) | 2.0 mg/Kg | 2015 | ||
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Plums (including fresh prunes) (subgroup) | 1.0 mg/Kg | 2015 | ||
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Soya bean (dry) | 0.01 mg/Kg | 2015 | ||
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Peppers chili, dried | 10.0 mg/Kg | 2015 | ||
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Tomato | 1.0 mg/Kg | 2015 | ||
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Peppers (subgroup) | 1.0 mg/Kg | 2015 | MRL provisionally applies to okra, martynia, and roselle. | |
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Coffee beans | 0.03 mg/Kg | 2015 | ||
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Tree nuts (group) | 0.15 mg/Kg | 2015 | ||
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Mammalian fats (except milk fats) (group) | 0.03 mg/Kg | 2015 | ||
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Milks (group) | 0.01 mg/Kg | 2015 | ||
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Muscle (from mammals other than marine mammals) (group) | 0.01 mg/Kg | 2015 | 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) | 0.01 mg/Kg | 2015 | ||
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Avian, edible offal of (group) | 0.01 mg/Kg | 2015 | (*) | |
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Eggs (group) | 0.01 mg/Kg | 2015 | (*) | |
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Avian fats (group) | 0.01 mg/Kg | 2015 | (*) | |
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Avian muscle (group) | 0.01 mg/Kg | 2015 | (fat) (*) | 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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Prunes | 3.0 mg/Kg | 2015 | ||
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Tea, green, black (black, fermented and dried) | 3.0 mg/Kg | 2015 | ||
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Citrus oil, edible | 100.0 mg/Kg | 2015 | ||
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Almond hulls | 10.0 mg/Kg | 2015 |
(*):
At or about the limit of determination.
(fat):
(for meat) The MRL/EMRL applies to the fat of meat.
JMPR-related informations
ADI/PTDI
0-0.03
mg/kg bw
(2012)
Residue definition:
For compliance with the MRL and for dietary risk assessment for plant and animal commodities: Fenpropathrin. The residue is fat soluble.