MPLs of active substances of pesticides in food products in accordance with GN mg/kg
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1 Maximum permissible levels (MPLs) of residues of active substances of pesticides in fresh food products of plant origin fixed by Russian legislation in accordance with Hygiene Standard (GN) Active substance of pesticide Name of food product in which an MPL of an active substance of a pesticide has been fixed in accordance with GN MPLs of active substances of pesticides in food products in accordance with GN mg/kg MPLs in other types of food products in line with the MPL of an active substance of a pesticide fixed in similar products Abamectin Cucumbers 0.01 Potatoes (tomatoes, pepper) Pomes Citrus fruits (fruit, grapes) Tomatoes Cucurbits (aubergines) Pepper Berries (fruit, grapes) Aubergines Grapes Аversectin С Currants Cabbage (tomatoes, potatoes) Apples Pepper (tomatoes, cucumbers) Potatoes Aubergines (tomatoes, cucumbers) Cucumbers Berries (currants) Tomatoes Walnuts (apples, currants) Pomes (apples) Citrus fruits (apples, currants) Avertin N Gooseberries Cabbage (potatoes, cucumbers, tomatoes) Currants Pepper (tomatoes, cucumbers) Apples Aubergines (tomatoes, cucumbers) Potatoes Citrus fruits (apples) Cucumbers Pomes (apples) Tomatoes Berries (gooseberries, currants) Azoxystrobin Tomatoes 0.2 Potatoes (tomatoes, cucumbers) 0.2 Cucumbers 0.2 Apples (grapes) 0.2 Grapes 0.2 Cereals 0.2 Aluminium phosetyl Grapes 0.8 Rape (cucumbers) 0.5 Cucumbers 0.5 Sunflowers (cucumbers) 0.5 file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (1 de 29) [28/09/ :12:55 p.m.] MPL, mg/kg
2 Onions 0.01 Alpha cypermethrin Wheat Citrus fruits (grapes, apples) Barley Tropical and subtropical drupes* (grapes, apples) Mustard Tropical and subtropical pomes** (grapes, apples) Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** (grapes, apples) Potatoes Pomes (grapes, apples) Grapes Drupes (grapes, apples) Apples Mangelwurzels and sugar beet Rape Peas Vegetable peas 0.04 Wild mushrooms and berries Grain in stock at the time 0.01 of sale Aluminium phosphide Cereals Soya (walnuts, peanuts) 0.01 Dry fruits 0.01 Flour (cereals) Dry vegetables 0.01 Groats (cereals) Walnuts, peanuts 0.01 Tea 0.01 Spices 0.01 Amidosulfuron Maize 0.5 Acetamiprid Wheat 0.5 Aubergines (tomatoes, cucumbers) 0.03 Tomatoes 0.03 Pepper (tomatoes, cucumbers) 0.03 Cucumbers 0.03 Citrus fruits (tomatoes) 0.03 Potatoes 0.5 Tropical and subtropical fruits* (tomatoes, cucumbers) 0.03 Cereals 0.5 Tropical and subtropical pomes** (tomatoes, cucumbers) 0.03 Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** 0.03 (tomatoes, cucumbers) Acetochlor Maize 0.03 Rape (sunflowers, soya) 0.01 Soya 0.01 Sunflowers 0.01 Benomyl Cereals 0.5 Drupes (apples, pears, grapes) file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (2 de 29) [28/09/ :12:55 p.m.]
3 Rice 0.5 Citrus fruits (apples, pears) Soya Tropical and subtropical drupes* (apples, pears, grapes) Oilseed poppy Tropical and subtropical pomes** (apples, pears, grapes) Tomatoes Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** (apples, pears, grapes) Cabbage Pineapple (apples, pears, grapes) Garlic Carrots Sugar beet Grapes Apples Pears Berries Sunflowers Bensultap Wheat N/A Citrus fruits (tomatoes, aubergines) Potatoes Rape (wheat) N/A Tomatoes Vegetables (tomatoes, aubergines) Aubergines Strawberries (tomatoes, aubergines) Pomes (tomatoes, aubergines) Drupes (tomatoes, aubergines) Bensulfuron methyl Rice 0.02 Cereals (rice) 0.02 Bentazon Cereals Rice Peas Soya Maize Bispyribac-sodium Rice Bifenthrin Wheat 0.2 Sugar beet (cucumbers, tomatoes) 0.4 Grapes 0.2 Potatoes (apples) 0.04 Apples 0.04 Citrus fruits (apples) 0.04 Tomatoes 0.4 Berries (grapes) 0.2 Cucumbers 0.4 Tropical and subtropical drupes* 0.04 (apples) Sunflowers Tropical and subtropical pomes** 0.04 (apples) Maize Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** 0.04 (apples) Food grain 0.2 file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (3 de 29) [28/09/ :12:55 p.m.]
4 Bromoxynil Cereals 0.05 Millet 0.05 Maize 0.05 Buprofezin Cucumbers Citrus fruits (cucumbers) Tomatoes 0.2 Pepper (cucumbers) Haloxyfop-P-methyl Mangelwurzels and sugar 0.05 beet Sunflowers 0.05 Soya 0.05 Rape 0.2 Potatoes 0.01 Hymexazol Sugar beet Table beet Peas Rice Glyphosate Fruit 0.3 Pulses (soya, rice) 5 Citrus fruits 0.3 Sugar beet (vegetables) 0.3 Grapes Rape (sunflowers) Cereals 0.3 Kiwis (grapes) Potatoes 0.3 Cucurbits 0.3 Vegetables 0.3 Sunflowers Maize 0.3 Soya 5 Mushrooms 0.3 Berries Rice 5 Glufosinate ammonium Sunflowers 0.4 Tomatoes (potatoes, carrots) 0.2 Rape 0.4 Cucumbers (potatoes, carrots) 0.2 Fruit 0.2 Sugar beet (carrots, potatoes) 0.2 Berries 0.2 Bananas (berries, grapes, fruit) 0.2 Citrus fruits 0.2 Onions (carrots, potatoes) 0.2 Grapes 0.2 Carrots 0.2 Potatoes 0.2 Buckwheat 0.4 Millet 0.4 file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (4 de 29) [28/09/ :12:55 p.m.]
5 Pulses 0.4 Cereals 0.4 Guazatine Cereals ,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,4D) and esters of 2,4D All food products Deltamethrin Wheat 0.01 Onions (cabbage, tomatoes, cucumbers) 0.01 Maize 0.01 Olives (grapes) 0.01 Barley 0.01 Berries (grapes) 0.01 Sunflowers Tropical and subtropical drupes* 0.05 (peaches, bananas) Potatoes 0.01 Tropical and subtropical pomes** (pomes) 0.01 Sugar beet 0.01 Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** 0.05 (peaches, bananas) Pulses 0.01 Drupes (peaches, bananas) 0.05 Rape 0.02 Tomatoes 0.01 Cabbage 0.01 Pomes 0.01 Grapes 0.01 Carrots Peaches 0.05 Water melons 0.01 Melons Cucumbers 0.01 Rice 0.01 Bananas 0.05 Citrus fruits (pulp) 0.01 Desmedipham Sugar beet, mangelwurzels and table beet Diazinon Wheat Berries (sugar beet) Barley Drupaceous fruit (sugar beet) Sugar beet Pepper (cabbage) Cabbage Onions (cabbage) Vegetables 0.5 Cereals (wheat) Potatoes Tropical and subtropical drupes* (sugar beet) Carrots Tropical and subtropical pomes** (sugar beet, cabbage) Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (5 de 29) [28/09/ :12:55 p.m.]
6 (sugar beet, cabbage) Diafenthiuron Cucumbers 0.05 Citrus fruits (tomatoes, cucumbers) 0.05 Tomatoes 0.05 Dicamba Cereals Millet Maize Diquat Sunflowers 0.5 Carrots (potatoes) 0.05 Potatoes 0.05 Cabbage (potatoes) 0.05 Peas 0.05 Sugar beet, mangelwurzels and table beet 0.05 (potatoes) Rape (sunflowers) 0.5 Rice (peas) 0.05 Soya (peas) 0.05 Dimethenamid-Р Maize 0.02 Pulses (soya) 0.02 Soya 0.02 Peanuts (soya) 0.02 Sunflowers 0.04 Sugar beet, mangelwurzels and table beet 0.02 Dimethoate Wheat Potatoes (table beet, sugar beet, mangelwurzels) Rye Pepper (table beet, sugar beet, mangelwurzels) Barley Olives (plums) Oats Drupes (plums) Millet Cabbage (table beet, sugar beet, mangelwurzels) Rape tomatoes (table beet, sugar beet, mangelwurzels) Pulses Tropical and subtropical drupes* (plums, grapes, citrus fruits) Apples Tropical and subtropical pomes** (apples, pears) Pears Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** (apples, pears, plums, grapes, citrus fruits) Plums Grapes Citrus fruits Mangelwurzels and sugar beet file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (6 de 29) [28/09/ :12:55 p.m.]
7 Table beet Mustard Dimethomorph Tomatoes Grapes Potatoes Cucumbers Diniconazole Cereals 0.05 Grapes (cereals) 0.05 Pomes (cereals) 0.05 Drupes (cereals) 0.05 Vegetables (cereals) 0.05 Sugar beet (cereals) 0.05 Dithianon Peaches Pomes (peaches) Drupes (peaches) Citrus fruits (peaches) Tropical and subtropical drupes* (peaches) Tropical and subtropical pomes** (peaches) Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** (peaches) Difenoconazole Apples Almonds (drupes) 5 Pears Pomes (apples, pears) Sugar beet and Citrus fruits (apples, pears) mangelwurzels Drupes 5 Tropical and subtropical drupes* (drupes) 5 Cereals 0.08 Tropical and subtropical pomes** (apples, pears) Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** 5 (drupes) Diflubenzuron Apples Rice (cabbage) 0.05 Cabbage 0.05 Citrus fruits (apples) Cultivated mushrooms Pomes (apples) Isoxaflutole Maize 0.05 Imazalil Cereals Potatoes (cereals) Melons (cereals) Citrus fruits (cereals) Berries (cereals) Bananas (cereals) file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (7 de 29) [28/09/ :12:55 p.m.]
8 Tropical and subtropical drupes* (cereals) Tropical and subtropical pomes** (cereals) Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** (cereals) Imazamox Soya 1.0 Peas 1.0 Imazapyr Wild berries 2.0 Wild mushrooms 4.0 Imazethapyr Soya 0.5 Pulses (soya) 0.5 Imidacloprid Cucumbers Pepper (cucumbers, tomatoes) Tomatoes Aubergines (cucumbers, tomatoes) Potatoes 0.05 Wheat (potatoes) 0.05 Barley (potatoes) 0.05 Rape (potatoes) 0.05 Drupes (tomatoes, cucumbers) Pomes (tomatoes, cucumbers) Onions (potatoes) Cucurbits (cucumbers, tomatoes) Grapes (tomatoes, cucumbers) Citrus fruits (tomatoes, cucumbers) Cabbage (potatoes) 0.05 Bananas (potatoes) 0.05 Sugar beet (potatoes) 0.05 Tropical and subtropical drupes* (tomatoes, cucumbers) Tropical and subtropical pomes** (tomatoes, cucumbers) Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** (tomatoes, cucumbers) Iprodione Sunflowers Rape (sunflowers) Grapes 0.4 Onions (potatoes, carrots, tomatoes, cucumbers) Cucumbers Kiwis (strawberries) Tomatoes Cherries (strawberries) Strawberries Barley (sunflowers) Potatoes Cabbage (cucumbers, tomatoes, potatoes, carrots) Carrots Sugar beet (carrots, potatoes) file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (8 de 29) [28/09/ :12:55 p.m.]
9 Citrus fruits (strawberries) Tropical and subtropical drupes* (strawberries) Tropical and subtropical pomes** (strawberries) Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** (strawberries) Iodosulfuron-methyl Maize 0.2 Captan Apples Grapes (apples) Potatoes (apples) Cucurbits (apples) Vegetable (apples) Fruit (apples) Berries (apples) Citrus fruits (apples) Tropical and subtropical drupes* (apples) Tropical and subtropical pomes** (apples) Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** (apples) Carbendazim Cereals 0.2 Sunflowers(cereals) 0.2 Sugar beet Rape (cereals) 0.2 Apples Soya (apples, grapes, cucumbers) Grapes Peas (apples, grapes, cucumbers) Cucumbers Potatoes (cucumbers) Citrus fruits (grapes, apples) Tropical and subtropical drupes* (grapes, apples) Tropical and subtropical pomes** (grapes, apples) Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** (grapes, apples) Carboxin Cereals Rape (maize) Maize Potatoes 0.2 Millet Carbosulfan Sugar beet 0.25 Maize (potatoes) 0.25 Potatoes 0.25 Carbofuran Mangelwurzels and sugar beet Potatoes (mangelwurzels and sugar beet) file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (9 de 29) [28/09/ :12:55 p.m.]
10 Mustard 0.05 Maize (rape) 0.05 Rape 0.05 Bananas (grapes) Grapes Carfentrazone-ethyl Cereals 0.02 Maize (cereals) 0.02 Quizalofop-P-tefuryl Table beet, mangelwurzels 0.04 and sugar beet Potatoes 0.04 Onions 0.06 Carrots 0.04 Cabbage 0.04 Tomatoes 0.04 Soya 0.06 Sunflowers 0.06 Rape 0.04 Quinclorac Rice 0.05 Clethodim Table beet, Mangelwurzels Pulses (beet, soya) and sugar beet Potatoes 0.2 Onions Carrots Soya Sunflowers 0.2 Clefoxydim Rice Clodinafop-propargyl Cereals 0.05 Clomazone Soya 0.01 Potatoes (carrots) Sugar beet Pulses (soya) 0.01 Carrots Rape Rice 0.2 Maize Clopyralid Cereals 0.2 Millet (cereals) 0.2 Maize Berries (wild berries) Sugar beet Cabbage 0.05 Rape 0.5 Wild berries file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (10 de 29) [28/09/ :12:55 p.m.]
11 wild mushrooms Clofentezine Apples 0.02 Citrus fruits (citrus fruits pulp) 0.05 Grapes 0.05 Citrus fruits (pulp) 0.05 Kresoxim-methyl Apples Citrus fruits (grapes) 0.5 Tomatoes 0.5 Olives 0.2 Cucumbers 0.5 Pears (apples) Grapes 0.5 Barley (apples) Wheat (apples) Pumpkin (cucumbers) 0.5 Sugar beet (cucumbers, tomatoes) 0.5 Tropical and subtropical drupes* (apples) Tropical and subtropical pomes** (apples) Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** (apples) Lenacil Mangelwurzels and sugar 0.5 beet Table beet 0.5 Strawberries Lufenuron Apples 0.04 Potatoes 0.04 Lambda cyhalothrin Cereals 0.01 Grapes (cherries) 0.03 Soya Citrus fruits (apples) 0.03 Peas 0.01 Tropical and subtropical drupes* 0.03 (cherries) Mustard Tropical and subtropical pomes** (apples) 0.03 Apples 0.03 Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** 0.03 (apples, cherries) Potatoes 0.01 Carrots (tomatoes, cabbage) 0.01 Cabbage 0.01 Tomatoes 0.01 Rape Maize 0.01 Cherries 0.03 Peaches 0.2 Magnesium phosphide Grain Fodder grain (grain) Dry vegetables 0.01 Flour (grain) Pulses 0.01 Groats (grain) Walnuts, peanuts 0.01 Meal (grain) file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (11 de 29) [28/09/ :12:55 p.m.]
12 Tea 0.01 Dry fruits (dry vegetables) 0.01 Spices 0.01 Malathion Cereals 3.0 Pepper (cucumbers, tomatoes) 0.5 Sugar beet 0.5 Onions (cucumbers, tomatoes) 0.5 Cabbage 0.5 Tropical and subtropical drupes* (drupes) 0.5 Cucumbers 0.5 Tropical and subtropical pomes** (pomes) 0.5 Tomatoes 0.5 Tropical and subtropical fruits*** 0.5 (pomes, drupes) Mustard Citrus fruits (citrus fruits pulp) 0.2 Peanuts 1.0 Oilseed poppy Pomes 0.5 Berries Drupes 0.5 Mushrooms 1.0 Green peas 0.5 Grapes 0.5 Melons 0.5 Water melons 0.5 Sunflowers 0.5 Soya 0.3 Flour 2.0 Groats (except semolina) 1.0 Semolina Maize 0.3 Peas 0.3 Citrus fruits (pulp) 0.2 Table beet 0.5 Tea 0.5 Potatoes 0.05 Mancozeb Potatoes Walnuts (grapes) Tomatoes Papaya (grapes) Grapes Citrus fruits (grapes) Cucumbers Cucurbits (cucumbers) Onions Barley (potatoes) Wheat (potatoes) Cabbage (potatoes) Bananas (grapes) Apples (grapes) Sugar beet (potatoes) Berries (grapes) Tropical and subtropical drupes* (grapes) file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (12 de 29) [28/09/ :12:55 p.m.]
13 Tropical and subtropical pomes** (grapes) Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** (grapes) Copper sulfate Apples 5.0 Sugar beet (cucumbers, tomatoes) 5.0 Potatoes 10.0 Cucumbers 5.0 Tropical and subtropical drupes* (fruit) 5.0 Tomatoes 5.0 Tropical and subtropical pomes** (fruit) 5.0 Grapes 5.0 Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** 5.0 (fruit) Pomes and drupes 5.0 Citrus fruits 5.0 Cucurbits 5.0 Berries 5.0 Copper oxychloride Potatoes 10.0 Citrus fruits (grapes) 5.0 Grapes 5.0 Tropical and subtropical drupes* (drupes) 5.0 Sugar beet 5.0 Tropical and subtropical pomes** (pomes) 5.0 Tomatoes 5.0 Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** 5.0 (drupes, pomes) Cucumbers 5.0 Onions 5.0 Pomes 5.0 Drupes 5.0 Strawberries 5.0 Mesotrione Maize Metazachlor Cabbage 0.02 Soya (mustard) 0.02 Rape 0.04 Potatoes (cabbage) 0.02 Mustard 0.02 Metalaxyl Potatoes 0.05 Soya (sunflowers, maize) Grapes 0.03 Pepper (cucumbers, tomatoes) 0.5 Cucumbers 0.5 Walnuts (sunflowers) Tomatoes 0.5 Melons (cucumbers) 0.5 Onions 0.05 Citrus fruits (grapes) 0.03 Table beet, sugar beet 0.05 Avocado (grapes) 0.03 Cabbage 0.01 Tropical and subtropical drupes* (grapes) 0.03 Sunflowers Tropical and subtropical pomes** (grapes) 0.03 Maize Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** 0.03 (grapes) Metamitron Mangelwurzels, table beet and sugar beet 0.03 file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (13 de 29) [28/09/ :12:55 p.m.]
14 Metiram Apples 0.02 Citrus fruits (grapes) 0.02 Pears 0.02 Tropical and subtropical drupes* (grapes) 0.02 Tomatoes 0.02 Tropical and subtropical pomes** (grapes) 0.02 Cucumbers 0.02 Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** 0.02 (grapes) Potatoes 0.02 Grapes 0.02 Metribuzin Tomatoes 0.25 Potatoes 0.25 Soya 0.25 Maize 0.2 Metsulfuron methyl Cereals 0.05 Mefenoxam Sunflowers Citrus fruits (grapes) 0.03 Sugar beet 0.05 Tropical and subtropical drupes* (grapes) 0.03 Maize Tropical and subtropical pomes** (grapes) 0.03 Potatoes 0.05 Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** 0.03 (grapes) Onions 0.05 Table beet 0.05 Cucumbers 0.5 Tomatoes 0.5 Grapes 0.03 Mefenpyr-diethyl Cereals 0.5 Maize 0.5 MCPA Cereals 0.05 Potatoes 0.05 Sunflowers 0.05 Peas 0.05 Rice 0.05 Nicosulfuron Maize 0.2 Oxyfluorfen Apples 0.2 Garlic (onion) 0.2 Onions 0.2 Sunflowers (onion, apples) 0.2 Parathion methyl Wheat Potatoes (cereals, pulses) Cereals Cabbage (cereals, pulses) Pulses Drupes (cereals, pulses) Pomes (cereals, pulses) file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (14 de 29) [28/09/ :12:55 p.m.]
15 Peas (cereals, pulses) Sugar beet (cereals, pulses) Grapes (cereals, pulses) Dry fruits (cereals, pulses) Citrus fruits (cereals, pulses) Tropical and subtropical drupes* (cereals, pulses) Tropical and subtropical pomes** (cereals, pulses) Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** (cereals, pulses) Pendimethalin Soya Tomatoes 0.05 Cabbage 0.05 Carrots 0.05 Garlic Root parsley 0.05 Cucumbers 0.05 Onions 0.05 Sunflowers Penconazole Cucumbers Gooseberries (currants) Currants Citrus fruits (currants) Grapes 0.3 Tropical and subtropical drupes* (currants) Peaches 0.3 Tropical and subtropical pomes** (currants, strawberries) Strawberries Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** (currants, strawberries) Cherries 0.3 Raspberries Tomatoes Water melons Apples 0.2 Melons 0.2 Cereals Permethrin (not registered in 2006) Sunflower 1.0 Rape (sunflower) 1.0 Maize Walnuts (maize) Pomes 0.01 Cabbages (cucumbers, tomatoes, pepper) 0.4 Rice 0.01 Citrus fruits (pomes) 0.01 Drupes 0.01 Tropical and subtropical drupes* (drupes) 0.01 file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (15 de 29) [28/09/ :12:55 p.m.]
16 Grapes 0.01 Tropical and subtropical pomes** (pomes) 0.01 Berries 0.01 Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** 0.01 (pomes, drupes) Potatoes 0.05 Melons Cereals Sugar beet 0.05 Pulses 0.05 Pepper 0.4 Cucumbers 0.4 Tomatoes 0.4 Pyrazosulfuron-ethyl Rice Pyridaben Apples 0.01 Citrus fruits 0.3 Pirimithos methyl Wheat 1.0 Tropical and subtropical drupes* (drupes) 0.5 Rice 1.0 Tropical and subtropical pomes** (pomes) 0.5 Sugar beet 0.2 Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** 0.5 (pomes, drupes) Potatoes 0.05 Citrus fruits (citrus fruit pulp) Cucumbers 0.2 Tomatoes 0.2 Peppers 0.2 Aubergines 0.2 Cruciferae 0.5 Green celery 0.5 Root celery 0.05 Carrots 0.05 Berries Grapes 0.5 Drupes 0.5 Cultivated mushrooms Melons 0.2 Pomes 0.5 Citrus fruit pulp Pyriproxyfen Apples 0.2 Citrus fruits (apples) 0.2 Cucumbers 0.2 Tropical and subtropical pomes** (apples) 0.2 Tomatoes 0.2 Prometryn Sunflower Maize Pulses file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (16 de 29) [28/09/ :12:55 p.m.]
17 Soya Garlic Potatoes Carrots Celery Parsley Dill Essential-oil-bearing crops Propaquizafop Sugar beet Mangelwurzels, table beet (sugar beet) Rape (sugar beet) Potatoes (sugar beet) Soya (sugar beet) Vegetables (sugar beet) Propargite Apples Potatoes (soya) Citrus fruits (pulp) 0.3 Drupes (cherries) 0.5 Grapes Walnuts (soya) Soya Maize (soya) Cherries 0.5 Citrus fruits (citrus fruit pulp) 0.3 Cucumbers 0.2 Tropical and subtropical drupes* 0.5 (cherries) Tropical and subtropical pomes** (apples) Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** 0.5 (cherries) Propiconazole Cereals Rape (cereals) Sugar beet Nuts (cereals) Mangoes (sugar beet) Grapes (sugar beet) Bananas (sugar beet) Citrus fruits (sugar beet) Tropical and subtropical drupes* (sugar beet) Tropical and subtropical pomes** (sugar beet) Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** (sugar beet) Prosulfuron Cereals 0.05 Maize 0.02 Prochloraz Cereals 0.05 Rape (cereals) 0.05 Citrus fruits (cereals) 0.05 Sunflower (cereals) 0.05 file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (17 de 29) [28/09/ :12:55 p.m.]
18 Procymidone Grapes 0.5 Plums (grapes) 0.5 Cucumbers 0.5 Pepper (cucumbers, tomatoes) 0.5 Tomatoes 0.5 Peaches (grapes) 0.5 Strawberries Cherries (grapes) 0.5 Peas 1.0 Cabbages (cucumbers, tomatoes) 0.5 Berries (strawberries) Citrus fruits (grapes) 0.5 Tropical and subtropical drupes* (grapes) 0.5 Tropical and subtropical pomes** (grapes) 0.5 Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** 0.5 (grapes) Rimsulfuron Maize 0.01 Tomatoes (potatoes) 0.01 Potatoes 0.01 Sulphur Grapes N/A Apples N/A Pears N/A Quinces N/A Cucumbers N/A Tomatoes N/A Marrows N/A Gooseberries N/A Currants N/A Sethoxydim Sugar beet Soya Citrus fruits 0.02 Cabbages 0.03 Carrots 0.02 Fruits 0.05 Grapes 0.05 S-metolachlor Sugar beet 0.01 Table beet 0.02 Maize 0.01 Sunflower 0.01 Soya 0.02 Cucurbits 0.05 Cucumbers 0.05 Spiroxamine Cereals 0.2 Grapes file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (18 de 29) [28/09/ :12:55 p.m.]
19 Rice 0.2 Tau-fluvalinate Apples 0.2 Citrus fruits (apples) 0.2 Grapes 0.2 Tropical and subtropical drupes* (plums) 0.01 Potatoes 0.01 Tropical and subtropical pomes** (pears, 0.2 apples) Wheat 0.01 Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** 0.2 (grapes, plums, pears) Barley 0.01 Rape Soya Pears 0.2 Cucumbers 0.2 Plums 0.01 Tomatoes Tebuconazole Cereals 0.2 Rape (cereals) 0.2 Millet 0.2 Pepper (cereals) 0.2 Nuts (cereals) 0.2 Grapes (cereals) 0.2 Dry fruits (cereals) 0.2 Cherries (cereals) 0.2 Bananas (cereals) 0.2 Citrus fruits (cereals) 0.2 Tropical and subtropical drupes* 0.2 (cereals) Tropical and subtropical pomes** 0.2 (cereals) Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** 0.2 (cereals) Tepraloxydim Sugar beet Potatoes (sugar beet) Soya 0.5 Rape (soya) 0.5 Thiabendazole Potatoes 1.0 Mushrooms (potatoes) 1.0 Cereals 0.2 Grapes (tomatoes) Millet 0.2 Onions (tomatoes) Sunflower 0.2 Soya (maize, sunflower) 0.2 Peas 0.2 Citrus fruits (potatoes) 1.0 Maize 0.2 Tropical and subtropical drupes* 1.0 (potatoes) Rice 0.2 Tropical and subtropical pomes** 1.0 (potatoes) Tomatoes Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** 1.0 (potatoes) file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (19 de 29) [28/09/ :12:55 p.m.]
20 Bananas (potatoes) 1.0 Avocadoes (potatoes) 1.0 Mangoes (potatoes) 1.0 Thiakloprid Apples Citrus fruits (apples) Tropical and subtropical drupes* (apples) Tropical and subtropical pomes** (apples) Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** (apples) Thiamethoxam Wheat 0.05 Green peas (peas) 0.05 Barley 0.05 Citrus fruits (pomes) Potatoes 0.05 Tropical and subtropical drupes* (pomes) Peas 0.05 Tropical and subtropical pomes** (pomes) Pomes Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** (pomes) Tomatoes 0.2 Cucumbers 0.05 Aubergines 0.2 Pepper 0.2 Sugar beet, mangelwurzels 0.05 Rape 0.05 Mustard 0.05 Currants Cabbages 0.05 Thiophanate-methyl Wheat 1.0 Citrus fruits (apples) 0.5 Sugar beet 1.0 Tropical and subtropical drupes* 0.5 (cherries) Cucumbers 0.5 Tropical and subtropical pomes** (pears, 0.5 apples) Apples 0.5 Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** 0.5 (grapes, pears, cherries) Pears 0.5 Cherries 0.5 Currants Peaches 1.0 Grapes 0.5 Feijoa 0.2 Persimmon 0.2 Thiram Wheat Citrus fruits (apples, pears) Maize Tropical and subtropical drupes* (apples, pears) Sunflower Tropical and subtropical pomes** file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (20 de 29) [28/09/ :12:55 p.m.]
21 (apples, pears) Potatoes Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** (apples, pears) Sugar beet, mangelwurzels Nuts (peanuts) Table beet Rye Buckwheat Pulses Barley Peanuts Cucurbits Carrots Garlic Apples Pears Millet Oats Tifensulfuron-methyl Cereals 0.5 Soya 0.02 Maize 0.02 Tolylfluanid Fruits 1.0 Grapes Strawberries 1.0 Cucumbers 1.0 Tomatoes 1.0 Tralkoxydim Cereals 0.02 Triadimefon Cereals 0.5 Maize (cereals) 0.5 Currants Berries (currants, strawberries) Strawberries Pineapples (melons, plums, cherry plums) 0.05 Sugar beet 0.5 Pepper (cucumbers, tomatoes) 0.5 Cucumbers 0.5 Mangoes (plums, melons, cherry plums) 0.05 Tomatoes 0.5 Citrus fruits (grapes) Melons 0.05 Tropical and subtropical drupes* (plums, 0.05 cherry plums) Apples 0.05 Tropical and subtropical pomes** (apples) 0.05 Grapes Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** 0.05 (plums, cherry plums, apples) Feijoa Plums 0.05 Cherry plums 0.05 file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (21 de 29) [28/09/ :12:55 p.m.]
22 Triallate Cereals 0.05 Rice (cereals) 0.05 Pulses 0.05 Triasulfuron Cereals Tribenuron-methyl Cereals Triticonazole Cereals 0.04 Rice (millet) Millet Maize Tritosulfuron Cereals 0.01 Trifloxystrobin Apples Tropical and subtropical pomes** (apples, pears) Pears Trifluraline Soya Rape (sunflower) Sunflower Oleaginous crops (soya, sunflower) Cabbages Pulses (soya, sunflower) Tomatoes Cucumbers Aubergines Pepper Bunch-maturity/fullmaturity 0.25/0.01 carrots Onions Garlic Water melons 0.25 Parsley 0.01 Triflusulfuron-methyl Sugar beet 0.02 Mangelwurzels 0.02 Famoxadone Potatoes 0.05 Grapes (potatoes) 0.05 Barley (potatoes) 0.05 Wheat (potatoes) 0.05 Tomatoes (potatoes) 0.05 Fenazaquin Apples 0.2 Citrus fruits (apples, pears) 0.2 Pears 0.2 Tropical and subtropical pomes** 0.2 (apples, pears) Grapes 0.01 Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** 0.2 (apples, pears) file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (22 de 29) [28/09/ :12:55 p.m.]
23 Fenarimol Apples Berries (apples, pears, grapes) Pears Pepper (apples, pears, grapes) Grapes Peaches (apples, pears, grapes) Melons (apples, pears, grapes) Cherries (apples, pears, grapes) Bananas (apples, pears, grapes) Citrus fruits (apples, pears, grapes) Tropical and subtropical drupes* (apples, pears, grapes) Tropical and subtropical pomes** (apples, pears, grapes) Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** (apples, pears, grapes) Fenitrothion Cereals 1.0 Tropical and subtropical drupes* (plums) Rice 0.3 Tropical and subtropical pomes** (apples, pears) Apples Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** (apples, pears, plums) Pears Cherries Plums Citrus fruits Sugar beet Table beet Tea 0.5 Flour 0.3 Sunflower Wild Berries and mushrooms Phenmedipham Sugar beet, mangelwurzels, table beet 0.2 Fenoxaprop-P-ethyl Table beet 0.01 Mangelwurzels (table beet) 0.01 Sugar beet 0.05 Carrots 0.01 Soya 0.05 Sunflower 0.01 Rape 0.2 Cabbages 0.02 Onions 0.01 Peas 0.2 Cereals 0.01 Fenoxycarb Apples 0.01 Tropical and subtropical drupes* (plums) 0.01 file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (23 de 29) [28/09/ :12:56 p.m.]
24 Grapes Tropical and subtropical pomes** (apples) 0.01 Plums 0.01 Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** 0.01 (plums, apples) Fenpyroximate Apples 0.2 Tropical and subtropical pomes** (apples, grapes) Grapes Fipronil Potatoes Sunflower (wheat, barley) Wheat Maize (wheat, barley) Barley Bananas (wheat, barley, potatoes) Sugar beet Cabbages (wheat, barley, potatoes) Citrus fruits (wheat, barley, potatoes) Tropical and subtropical drupes* (wheat, barley, potatoes) Tropical and subtropical pomes** (wheat, barley, potatoes) Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** (wheat, barley, potatoes) Fluazinam Potatoes Apples (potatoes) Sugar beet (potatoes) Peanuts (potatoes) Grapes (potatoes) Fluazifon-P-butyl Potatoes 0.02 Soya (peas) 0.03 Sugar beet, mangelwurzels 0.02 Tomatoes (potatoes) 0.02 Cabbages 0.04 Cucumbers (potatoes, onions) 0.02 Onions 0.02 Citrus fruits (fruits) 0.02 Rape 0.04 Root parsley (carrots) 0.03 Sunflower 0.04 Peas 0.03 Table beet Carrots 0.03 Fruits 0.02 Grapes 0.02 Fludioxonil Cereals 0.02 Rape (maize) 0.02 Potatoes 0.02 Onions (potatoes) 0.02 Peas (grain) 0.05 Cabbages (potatoes) 0.02 Sugar beet 0.05 Berries (potatoes) 0.02 Sunflower 0.05 Grapes (potatoes) 0.02 Maize 0.02 Flutriafol Cereals 0.05 Tropical and subtropical pomes** 0.05 file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (24 de 29) [28/09/ :12:56 p.m.]
25 Sugar beet 0.05 Apples 0.05 Grapes Maize 0.05 Millet 0.05 Rice 0.05 Peas 0.05 Sunflower 0.05 (apples, grapes) Fluroxypyr Cereals 0.05 Onions 0.05 Fluchloridon Carrots Potatoes (carrots) Sunflower (carrots) Cereals (carrots) Phosalone Wheat 0.2 Citrus fruits (citrus fruit pulp) 0.2 Barley 0.2 Tropical and subtropical drupes* (drupes) 0.2 Pomes 0.2 Tropical and subtropical pomes** (pomes) 0.2 Drupes 0.2 Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** 0.2 (drupes, pomes) Grapes 0.2 Bananas (fruits) 0.2 Cabbages 0.2 Oilseed poppies Melons 0.2 Aubergines 0.2 Tomatoes 0.2 Sugar beet 0.2 Citrus fruits (pulp) 0.2 Mushrooms 0.2 Pulses 0.2 Soya Potatoes Wild berries Folpet Potatoes Onions (tomatoes, potatoes) Grapes Melons (fruits, berries, grapes) Fruits Citrus fruits (fruits) Berries Tropical and subtropical drupes* (fruits) Tomatoes Tropical and subtropical pomes** (fruits) Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** (fruits) Chizalofop-P-ethyl Sugar beet 0.05 file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (25 de 29) [28/09/ :12:56 p.m.]
26 Table beet 0.01 Carrots 0.05 Cabbages 0.05 Onions 0.05 Soya 0.05 Potatoes 0.05 Water melons 0.05 Tomatoes 0.05 Chloridazon Sugar beet, mangelwurzels, table beet Chlorpyriphos Sugar beet Pepper (potatoes) Apples Grapes (apples) Potatoes Soya (maize) Maize Rice (maize) Drupes (apples) Tomatoes (potatoes) Cabbages (potatoes) Dry fruits (apples) Bananas (apples) Berries (apples) Citrus fruits (apples) Tropical and subtropical drupes* (apples) Tropical and subtropical pomes** (apples) Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** (apples) Chlorothalonil Potatoes Peaches (apples) 5 Cucumbers Melons (cucumbers) Tomatoes 5 Cherries (grapes) 5 Apples 5 Onions (potatoes) Grapes 5 Barley (potatoes) Wheat (potatoes) Cabbages (potatoes) Bananas (apples) 5 Sugar beet (potatoes) Citrus fruits (apples) 5 Tropical and subtropical drupes* (grapes) 5 Tropical and subtropical pomes** (apples) 5 Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** 5 (apples, grapes) Nuts (grapes) 5 file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (26 de 29) [28/09/ :12:56 p.m.]
27 Chlorsulfoxym Cereals Millet (cereals) Maize Chlorsulfuron Cereals 0.01 Cyneb Potatoes Citrus fruits (fruits) 0.6 Cereals 0.2 Tropical and subtropical drupes* (fruits) 0.6 Rice 0.2 Tropical and subtropical pomes** (fruits) 0.6 Peas 0.2 Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** 0.6 (fruits) Tomatoes 0.6 Cucumbers 0.6 Sugar beet 0.6 Onions 0.6 Cucurbits 0.6 Pomes and drupes 0.6 Grapes 0.6 Berries Cypermethrin Maize 0.05 Mustard (rape) Wheat 0.05 Cultivated mushrooms (cucumbers, 0.2 tomatoes) Sugar beet 0.05 Pomes (apples) 0.05 Potatoes 0.05 Barley (wheat) 0.05 Soya 0.01 Nuts (wheat, maize) 0.05 Rape Onions (green peas) Cabbage 0.01 Tropical and subtropical drupes* (drupes) Cucumbers 0.2 Tropical and subtropical pomes** (apples) 0.05 Tomatoes 0.2 Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** (grapes) Pepper 0.2 Citrus fruits (citrus fruit pulp) 0.01 Apples 0.05 Grapes 0.01 Water melons 0.2 Melons 0.2 Carrots 0.01 Grapes 0.01 Drupes Strawberries Peas Green peas Citrus fruits (pulp) 0.01 Berries Sunflower 0.2 file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (27 de 29) [28/09/ :12:56 p.m.]
28 Cyprodinil Pomes 0.4 Onions (pomes and drupes) 0.4 Drupes 0.4 Grapes (pomes and drupes) 0.4 Barley (pomes and drupes) 0.4 Wheat (pomes and drupes) 0.4 Berries (pomes and drupes) 0.4 Tomatoes (pomes and drupes) 0.4 Citrus fruits (pomes and drupes) 0.4 Tropical and subtropical drupes* (pomes 0.4 and drupes) Tropical and subtropical pomes** 0.4 Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** 0.4 Cyproconazole Cereals 0.05 Pulses (cereals) 0.05 Sugar beet Citrus fruits (apples, pears) Peas Tropical and subtropical drupes* (grapes) Pears Tropical and subtropical pomes** (apples, pears) Grapes Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** (apples, pears, grapes) Apples Epoxiconazole Cereals 0.2 Rape (sugar beet) 0.2 Sugar beet Peas (sugar beet) 0.2 Esfenvalerate Wheat Mustard (rape) Barley 0.02 Tropical and subtropical drupes* (apples, grapes) Peas Tropical and subtropical pomes** (apples, grapes) Apples Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** (grapes, apples) Grapes Citrus fruits (apples, grapes) Potatoes Cabbage 0.05 Rape Maize 0.01 Sunflower 0.02 Soya 0.02 Sugar beet 0.01 Ethofumesate Sugar beet, mangelwurzels, table beet Tropical and subtropical drupes* - dates, avocadoes, mangoes, mangosteens, nectarines, etc.; Tropical and subtropical pomes** - figs, cape gooseberries, feijoa, etc.; file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (28 de 29) [28/09/ :12:56 p.m.]
29 Other tropical and subtropical fruits*** - fruits other than those in groups "*" or "**". file:///c /Users/Alejandro/Downloads/untitled-2.htm (29 de 29) [28/09/ :12:56 p.m.]
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