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10/12/2014
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ANVISA approved on Tuesday (09/12) two regulatory initiatives to propose the banning of Methyl Parathion Forato and pesticides. Both products are part of the pesticides group that has been going through ANVISA's revaluation to review their security settings. In the pesticide registration process in Brazil, it is up to ANVISA assess the impact of these substances on human health, both of rural workers as consumers.
By law, the registration of pesticides has no expiration date, but revaluations are made to review the product safety limits on new scientific information on these substances. ANVISA had previously held public consultations with the bans indication of these two substances previously.
These are rigorous analysis that seeks to bring together all the scientific evidence and studies that indicate data relevant to human health.
Since 2009, when the Agency began the revaluation of existing 14 pesticides in the country, four were already banned and two others suffered changes to their limits and recommended use. The regulatory initiative should be published in the Official Gazette in the coming days.
Source: ANVISA
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