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～Pesticide Residue Limits in Foods～

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Pesticide Name	Crop Category	Maximum Residue limit (ppm)	Remark
Vamidothion	Large berries	1.0	Insecticide
Vamidothion	Melons	1.0	Insecticide
Vamidothion	Rice	0.2	Insecticide
Vamidothion	Small berries	0.5	Insecticide
Vinclozolin	Fruit vegetables	0.5	Fungicide
Vinclozolin	Leaf vegetables with small leaves	3.0	Fungicide
Vinclozolin	Leaf vegetables with wrapped leaves	0.5	Fungicide
Vinclozolin	Peas and beans	0.5	Fungicide
Vinclozolin	Root, bulb and tuber vegetables	0.1	Fungicide
Vinclozolin	Small berries	2.0	Fungicide

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Pesticide Name	Crop Category	Maximum Residue limit (ppm)	Remark
XMC	Rice	0.2	Insecticide

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Remark

Note 1:
Pesticides not listed in the Table, except for those import tolerances developed, shall not be detected.

Note 2:
Both the MRLs (ppm) and the actually examined residues of pesticides are calculated on the basis of the weights of the produces in the forms on market.

Note 3:
The examination of pesticide residues shall include the pesticide itself and its metabolites.

Note 4:
The MRLs of dithiocarbamates are determined as mg CS2/kg and refer to the total residues arising from use of any or each of the groups of dithiocarbamates:

1. Dimethyldithiocarbamates resulting from the use of ziram, metiram, or sankel.
2. Ethylenebis(dithiocarbamate)s resulting from the use of mancozeb, maneb, propineb, zinc-mancozeb, or cufraneb.
3. The use of ETM or thiram.

Note 5:
MRLs cover carbendazim residues occurring as a metabolic product of benomyl or thiophanate-methyl, or from direct use of carbendazim.

Note 6:
Pesticides listed in the Appendix Table 1 are highly safe, it is not necessary to set the MRLs and examine their residues.

Note 7:
No residue shall be detected for the pesticides prohibited for use by the agriculture authority, unless other regulations apply. The names of such pesticides are listed in the Appendix Table 2.

Note 8:
The classification of crops are listed in the Appendix Table 3.

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Appendix Table 1

List of Pesticide MRLs Omitted
Name of Pesticide
Bacillus thuringiensis Blasticidin-S Calcium Carbonate Copper Chelate Copper Oxychloride Cuprous Oxide Cupric Hydroxide Cytokinins Lime & Sulfur Nonylphenol Coppersulfonate Polyoxins Petroleum Oils Summer Oil Sulfur Tetracycline

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Appendix Table 2

Pesticides Prohibited for Use
Name of Pesticide	Date of Prohibition for Manufacture and Import(mm/dd/yy)	Date of Prohibition for Sale and Use(mm/dd/yy)
Organic mercury	10/25/1971	10/25/1972
Endrin	01/01/1971	01/01/1972
DDT	07/01/1973	07/01/1974
Heptachlor	01/01/1975	10/01/1975
Aldrin	01/01/1975	10/01/1975
Dieldrin	01/01/1975	10/01/1975
BHC	01/01/1975	10/01/1975
Leptophos	06/01/1977	06/01/1978
Nitrofen	01/01/1981	01/01/1983
DBCP	06/06/1981
Chlorobenzilate	09/21/1982	09/21/1983
Toxaphene	07/19/1983	01/19/1984
PCP-Na	07/19/1983	01/19/1984
EDB	02/22/1984
γ-BHC (Lindane)	08/07/1984	02/01/1985
Dinoseb	12/08/1986	12/20/1986
Cyanazine	07/09/1987	07/01/1988
Dichloropropane-Dichloropropene	07/09/1987	07/09/1987
Fenchlorphos	09/02/1987	09/02/1987
Captafol	10/22/1987	10/01/1988
Daminozide	06/21/1989	01/01/1990
Folpet	07/13/1989	07/01/1990
Cyhexatin	07/13/1989	07/01/1990
PCNB	07/13/1989	07/01/1990
Dinocap	05/09/1990	12/31/1990
Dinobuton	05/27/1991	12/01/1991
Aldicarb	10/15/1991	01/01/1992
Chlornitrofen, CNP	Import: 07/15/1994 Manufacture: 12/31/1995	01/01/1997
Tetradifon	10/04/1994	07/01/1996
MNFA (Nissol)	07/03/1996	11/01/1999
Dienochlor	10/14/1996	08/01/1998
ENP	12/09/1996	08/01/1998
Azocyclotin	09/30/1997	01/01/1999
TPTA	09/30/1997	01/01/1999
TPTH	09/30/1997	01/01/1999
Zineb	09/30/1997	01/01/1999
Binapacryl	07/01/2001	07/01/2001
Methyl Bromide		04/01/2003
Benzoximate	06/03/2003	06/03/2003
Chlorophylate	06/03/2003	06/03/2003
Smite	06/03/2003	06/03/2003
Conen	06/03/2003	06/03/2003
Buthiobate	06/03/2003	06/03/2003
Ditalimfos	06/03/2003	06/03/2003
Carbophenothion	06/03/2003	06/03/2003
Demephion	06/03/2003	06/03/2003
Mephosfolan	06/03/2003	06/03/2003
Dialifos	06/03/2003	06/03/2003
Salithion	06/03/2003	06/03/2003
Bromophos	06/03/2003	06/03/2003
Fensulfothion	06/03/2003	06/03/2003
Formothion	07/01/2003	01/01/2006
Cycloprate	02/25/2004	02/25/2004
Pyracarbolid	02/25/2004	02/25/2004
Aziprotryne	02/25/2004	02/25/2004
Glyodin	02/25/2004	02/25/2004
Etrimfos	02/25/2004	02/25/2004
Promecarb	02/25/2004	02/25/2004

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Appendix Table3

Classification of Crops in the Pesticide Residue Limits in Foods
Group	Crop
1. Rice	Paddy rice, dry land rice, etc.
2. Wheat and barley	Barley, wheat, oat, etc.
3. Other cere and crops	Corn, sorghum, sweet potato, etc.
4. Dry beans	Soybean, peanut, mung bean, small red bean, safflower seed, etc.
5. Leaf vegetables with wrapped leaves	Cabbage, cauliflower, Chinese cabbage, broccoli, lettuce, Brussels sprouts, mustard, etc.
6. Leaf vegetables with small leaves	Chinese mustard, Chinese kale, celery, water spinach, spinach, lettuce, garland chrysanthemum, leaf-beet, garlic, spring onion, Chinese leek, etc.
7. Root, bulb and tuber vegetables	Radish, carrot, ginger, onion, potato, bamboo shoot, asparagus, co-ba, taro, etc.
8. Mushrooms	Mushrooms, Jew's ear, etc.
9. Fruit vegetables	Tomato, eggplant, sweet pepper, etc.
10. Melon vegetables	Cucumber, bitter melon, luffa, wax gourd, pumpkin, vegetable pear, etc.
11. Peas and beans	Snap bean, snow pea, vegetable soy bean, lablab, asparagus bean, kidney bean, etc.
12. Melons	Watermelon, cantaloupe, melon, etc.
13. Large berries	Banana, papaya, pineapple, kiwi fruit, mangosteen, sweet sop, avocado, pitaya, passion fruit, durian, rambutan, etc.
14. Small berries	Grape, strawberry, carambola, persimmon, wax apple, guava, etc.
15. Drupe	Mango, longan, litchi, loquat, etc.
16. Pome	Apple, pear, peach, plum, Japanese apricot, cherry, jujubes, persimmon, etc.
17. Citrus	Citrus fruit, lemon, pomelo, grapefruit, etc.
18. Tea	Tea, etc.
19. Sugarcane	Sugarcane, etc.
20. Tree nuts	Coconut, almond, walnut, etc.

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