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Canada intends to revise the residue limits of cyantraniliprole in cranberries and strawberries

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According to the Canadian Ministry of Health, the Canadian Ministry of Health intends to revise the…

According to the Canadian Ministry of Health, the Canadian Ministry of Health intends to revise the maximum residue limits of cyantraniliprole in cranberries and strawberries.

On March 6, 2019, the Canadian Ministry of Health issued PMRL 2019-06 Circular. The Pest Management Authority proposed to revise the maximum residue limits of cyantraniliprole in cranberries (crop subset 13-07A) and strawberries. The maximum residue limits of cyantraniliprole in cranberries and strawberries were 4.0 ppm and 1.5 ppm respectively.

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