Terbufos

Category: Pesticide CAS number 13071-79-9

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Import Responses

Terbufos

(Pesticide)

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Party

Party response

Decision

Date published

Norway

Final decision

No consent to import

12/12/2023

Legislative or administrative measures:

Plant Protection Products containing terbufos are not authorized for use, import or marketing in Norway. To our knowledge there has never been a request for registration of plant protection products containing terbufos in Norway.

Oman

Final decision

No consent to import

12/12/2023

Legislative or administrative measures:

According to the legislation of the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources (160/2023)

Royal Decree No. 46/95 on the law relating to the handling and use of chemicals.

State of Palestine

Final decision

No consent to import

12/12/2023

Legislative or administrative measures:

1.Palestinian Environmental Law No. 7 for the year 1999

Article (14) The Ministry, in coordination with the specialized agencies shall designate the environmental conditions for the import, distribution, manufacturing, use, and store of pesticides, substances, and agri-chemical fertilizers, which may pose hazards to the environment.

Article (15) The Ministry, in coordination with specialized agencies, shall set instructions and standards specified for agri -chemicals, that are, allowed to be imported, manufactured and distributed in Palestine, and shall ensure observance of it.

2.Palestinian agricultural law No. 2 of 2003 give responsibilities to the Ministry of Agriculture to establish national scientific committee to register pesticides and specify technical specifications and information related to pesticides

3.Agricultural pesticides by law No.9 for the year 2012

Article (4) It is prohibited to register any pesticide of the following pesticides: 1. Banned pesticides in Palestine. 2. Banned Pesticides 'in the origin country for health or environmental reasons. 3. Pesticides classified by the World Health Organization and the US Environmental Protection Agency as containing chemicals that cause cancerous tumors, congenital malformations, genetic mutations or highly toxic to humans or animals. 4. Pesticides that cause contamination of ground water.

4 . The national scientific committee of agricultural pesticides adopt national Guide list of agricultural pesticides allowed to be used in state of Palestine.

5. The National Technical Committee for the Management of Chemicals and Hazardous Wastes reviewed the chemicals have been listed in Annex III of the Rotterdam Convention and Stockholm convention and adopted import responses

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