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219 - Bifenazate

Functional Class: Acaricide

Commodities

Commodity

MRL

Year of Adoption

Symbol

Note

Almond hulls

10 mg/kg

2007

-

-

Commodity

Almond hulls

MRL

10 mg/kg

Year of Adoption

2007

Symbol

-

Note

-

Beans (dry)

0.3 mg/kg

2011

-

-

Commodity

Beans (dry)

MRL

0.3 mg/kg

Year of Adoption

2011

Symbol

-

Note

-

Blackberries

7 mg/kg

2011

-

-

Commodity

Blackberries

MRL

7 mg/kg

Year of Adoption

2011

Symbol

-

Note

-

Cotton seed

0.3 mg/kg

2007

-

-

Commodity

Cotton seed

MRL

0.3 mg/kg

Year of Adoption

2007

Symbol

-

Note

-

Dewberries (including boysenberry and loganberry)

7 mg/kg

2011

-

-

Commodity

Dewberries (including boysenberry and loganberry)

MRL

7 mg/kg

Year of Adoption

2011

Symbol

-

Note

-

Edible offal (mammalian)

0.01 mg/kg

2007

(*)

-

Commodity

Edible offal (mammalian)

MRL

0.01 mg/kg

Year of Adoption

2007

Symbol

(*)

Note

-

Eggs

0.01 mg/kg

2007

(*)

-

Commodity

Eggs

MRL

0.01 mg/kg

Year of Adoption

2007

Symbol

(*)

Note

-

Fruiting vegetables, cucurbits (group)

0.5 mg/kg

2007

-

-

Commodity

Fruiting vegetables, cucurbits (group)

MRL

0.5 mg/kg

Year of Adoption

2007

Symbol

-

Note

-

Grape, dried (= Currants, Raisins and Sultanas)

2 mg/kg

2007

-

-

Commodity

Grape, dried (= Currants, Raisins and Sultanas)

MRL

2 mg/kg

Year of Adoption

2007

Symbol

-

Note

-

Grapes

0.7 mg/kg

2007

-

-

Commodity

Grapes

MRL

0.7 mg/kg

Year of Adoption

2007

Symbol

-

Note

-

Hops, dry

20 mg/kg

2007

-

-

Commodity

Hops, dry

MRL

20 mg/kg

Year of Adoption

2007

Symbol

-

Note

-

Legume vegetables (group)

7 mg/kg

2011

-

-

Commodity

Legume vegetables (group)

MRL

7 mg/kg

Year of Adoption

2011

Symbol

-

Note

-

Meat (from mammals other than marine mammals)

0.05 mg/kg

2008

(fat)

-

Commodity

Meat (from mammals other than marine mammals)

MRL

0.05 mg/kg

Year of Adoption

2008

Symbol

(fat)

Note

-

Milk fats

0.05 mg/kg

2007

-

-

Commodity

Milk fats

MRL

0.05 mg/kg

Year of Adoption

2007

Symbol

-

Note

-

Milks

0.01 mg/kg

2007

(*)

-

Commodity

Milks

MRL

0.01 mg/kg

Year of Adoption

2007

Symbol

(*)

Note

-

Mints

40 mg/kg

2007

-

-

Commodity

Mints

MRL

40 mg/kg

Year of Adoption

2007

Symbol

-

Note

-

Peppers chili

3 mg/kg

2007

-

-

Commodity

Peppers chili

MRL

3 mg/kg

Year of Adoption

2007

Symbol

-

Note

-

Peppers, sweet (including pimento or pimiento)

2 mg/kg

2007

-

-

Commodity

Peppers, sweet (including pimento or pimiento)

MRL

2 mg/kg

Year of Adoption

2007

Symbol

-

Note

-

Pome fruits (group)

0.7 mg/kg

2007

-

-

Commodity

Pome fruits (group)

MRL

0.7 mg/kg

Year of Adoption

2007

Symbol

-

Note

-

Poultry meat

0.01 mg/kg

2007

(*) (fat)

-

Commodity

Poultry meat

MRL

0.01 mg/kg

Year of Adoption

2007

Symbol

(*) (fat)

Note

-

Poultry, edible offal of

0.01 mg/kg

2007

(*)

-

Commodity

Poultry, edible offal of

MRL

0.01 mg/kg

Year of Adoption

2007

Symbol

(*)

Note

-

Raspberries, red, black

7 mg/kg

2011

-

-

Commodity

Raspberries, red, black

MRL

7 mg/kg

Year of Adoption

2011

Symbol

-

Note

-

Stone fruits (group)

2 mg/kg

2007

-

-

Commodity

Stone fruits (group)

MRL

2 mg/kg

Year of Adoption

2007

Symbol

-

Note

-

Strawberry

2 mg/kg

2007

-

-

Commodity

Strawberry

MRL

2 mg/kg

Year of Adoption

2007

Symbol

-

Note

-

Tomato

0.5 mg/kg

2007

-

-

Commodity

Tomato

MRL

0.5 mg/kg

Year of Adoption

2007

Symbol

-

Note

-

Tree nuts (group)

0.2 mg/kg

2007

-

-

Commodity

Tree nuts (group)

MRL

0.2 mg/kg

Year of Adoption

2007

Symbol

-

Note

-

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(*):At or about the limit of determination.
(fat): (for meat) The MRL/EMRL applies to the fat of meat.

Other information

JMPR-related information

ADI/PTDI: 0-0.01 mg/kg bw (2006)
Residue definition:For compliance with MRL and for estimation of dietary intake for plant and animal commodities: Sum of bifenazate and bifenazatediazene (diazenecarboxylic acid, 2-(4-methoxy-[1,1'-biphenyl-3-yl] 1-methylethyl ester), expressed as bifenazate. The residue is fat-soluble.