EFSA Recommends Revised Fluopyram MRLs for Food Safety

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The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) proposes new Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) for fluopyram in food. Discover the impact of these revised MRLs on food safety and regulatory compliance. Stay updated on standards.

In Document No.2023.8081 issued on July 12,2023,the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) accepted the application submitted by Bayer CropScience SA-NV.The application requests revisions to the maximum residue limits (MRLs) for flupyradifurone and its metabolite difluoroacetic acid in various plant and animal commodities and the establishment of import tolerances,as per Article 6 of Regulation (EC) No 396/2005.

To determine whether this application should be accepted,EFSA conducted a risk assessment.Based on the assessment results,EFSA recommends revising the MRLs for flupyradifurone and its metabolite difluoroacetic acid in food.

Revising maximum residue limits in food

Based on the risk assessment results,EFSA recommends revising the MRLs for flupyradifurone and its metabolite difluoroacetic acid in food.

Pesticide NameProduct CategoryCurrent Maximum Residue Limit (mg/kg)Revised Maximum Residue Limit (mg/kg)
FlupyradifuroneChinese Cabbage0.014
Herbs and Edible Flowers640
Sunflower Seeds0.010.07
Oats0.013
Honey and Other Bee Products0.052
Pig Fat0.0150.02
Pig Liver0.080.1
Difluoroacetic AcidMacadamia Nuts0.043
Chinese Cabbage0.020.5 or 0.7
Sunflower Seeds0.050.09 or 0.15
Oats0.30.6 or 0.8
Pig Fat0.10.2
Poultry Fat0.030.04

This application and EFSAs risk assessment results are significant for food producers and importers as they may influence their choice of pesticides and application methods.It will also impact consumers who have the right to know about pesticide residues in their food.

EFSAs recommendation requires approval from the European Commission to take effect.If approved,it will modify existing MRLs and potentially impact pesticide usage regulations.

Note: While EFSAs recommendation may affect pesticide regulations,pesticide use must still comply with national laws which may impose stricter restrictions.

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