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DATE
(Ref.
Final
Rule in Red.
Petition in black) |
COMMODITY |
Residues
in or on commodity
in Parts per million (ppm) |
Fluoride |
Sulfuryl
fluoride |
Fluoride
|
Sulfuryl
fluoride
|
EPA
FINAL RULE
(1, 2) |
Dow's
Petition
(3, 4) |
July
2005(2,4) |
All
processed food commodities not otherwise listed
[note:
in the petition, "Other processed food" was cited] |
70 |
2.0 |
70 |
1.2 |
March
2005(4) |
Animal
feed |
Not
included
- pending - |
130
|
2.0 |
Jan
2004(1) |
Barley,
bran, postharvest |
45.0 |
0.05 |
Not
in petition (ref. 5) |
Jan
2004(1) |
Barley,
flour, postharvest |
45.0 |
0.05 |
Not
in petition (ref. 5) |
Jan
2004(1,3) |
Barley,
grain, postharvest |
15.0 |
0.1 |
10.0 |
0.01 |
Jan
2004(1) |
Barley,
pearled, postharvest |
45.0 |
0.05 |
Not
in petition (ref. 5) |
July
2005(2,4) |
Cattle,
meat, dried
[note:
in the petition, "Beef, meat" was cited] |
40 |
0.01 |
40
|
0.01 |
July
2005(2,4) |
Cheese
[note:
in the petition, "Cheese, post harvest" was cited] |
5.0 |
2.0 |
5 |
0.5 |
July
2005(2,4) |
Cocoa bean,
postharvest |
20 |
0.2 |
12 |
0.8 |
July
2005(2,4) |
Coconut,
postharvest |
40 |
1.0 |
40 |
1.0 |
July
2005(2,4) |
Coffee,
postharvest |
15 |
1.0 |
12 |
0.8 |
Jan
2004(1) |
Corn, aspirated
grain fractions, postharvest |
55.0 |
0.05 |
Not
in petition (ref. 5) |
Jan
2004(1,3) |
Corn, field,
flour, postharvest |
35.0 |
0.01 |
26 |
0.01 |
Jan
2004(1,3) |
Corn, field,
grain, postharvest |
10.0 |
0.05 |
7 |
0.04 |
Jan
2004(1,3) |
Corn, field,
grits, postharvest |
10.0 |
0.02
(ref. 6) |
10.0 |
15.0
(ref. 6) |
Jan
2004(1,3) |
Corn, field,
meal, postharvest |
30.0 |
0.01 |
28 |
0.01 |
Feb
2002(3) |
Corn, field,
refined oil |
Not
included
-pending- |
3 |
9.0 |
Jan
2004(1,3) |
Corn pop,
grain, postharvest |
10.0 |
0.05 |
7 |
0.04 |
July
2005(2,4) |
Cottonseed,
postharvest (ref. 7) |
70 |
0.5 |
13 |
0.2 |
2005(2,4) |
Eggs,
dried
[note:
in the petition, "Egg" was cited] |
900 |
1.0 |
850
|
0.7 |
March
2005(4) |
Flour,
post harvest |
Not
included
- pending - |
98 |
1.2 |
Jan
2004(1,3) |
Fruit,
dried, postharvest (ref. 8)
[note:
in the petition: date; fig; plum, prune;
were listed separately]
This
group includes at least 24 commodities; the same as is listed
directly below. |
Not
listed
this way |
0.05 |
5 |
0.05 |
Jan
2004(1) |
Fruit,
dried , postharvest (other than raisin)
This
group includes at least 24 commodities (ref. 8)
|
3.0 |
Not
listed
this way |
Not
listed
this way
|
July
2005(2,4) |
Ginger,
postharvest
|
70 |
0.5 |
13 |
0.2
|
March
2005(4) |
Grain,
cereal, forage, fodder and straw group
16, post harvest
-- This
group includes 50
commodities (ref. 9)
|
Not
included
- pending - |
130
|
2.0 |
Jan
2004(1,3) |
Grape,
raisin, postharvest |
7.0 |
Not
listed
this way |
5 |
0.01 |
March
2005(4) |
Grass,
forage, fodder and hay group 17,
post harvest
-- This
group includes 360
commodities (ref.10)
|
Not
included
- pending - |
130 |
2.0 |
July
2005(2,4) |
Ham |
20 |
0.02 |
20
|
0.01 |
July
2005(2,4) |
Herbs and
spices group 19,
postharvest
-- This
group includes 135 commodities (ref. 11)
|
70 |
0.5 |
50 |
0.3 |
July
2005(2,4) |
Milk,
powdered
[note:
in the petition, "Milk" was cited] |
5.0 |
2.0 |
3 |
1.5 |
Jan
2004(1,3) |
Millet,
grain, postharvest |
40.0 |
0.1 |
25 |
0.05 |
July
2005(2,4) |
Nut, pine,
postharvest |
20 |
0.2 |
10
|
3.0 |
Jan
2004(1) |
Nut,
tree, group 14, postharvest
-- This
group includes 16 commodities (ref. 12).
[In
the petition, nuts listed: almond • beechnut •
brazil • butternut • cashew • chestnut •
chinquapin • filbert • hickory • macadamia
• pecan
• pistachio
• walnut]
|
10.0 |
3.0 |
Not
listed
this
way
|
Jan
2004(1) |
Oat, flour,
postharvest |
75.0 |
0.05 |
Not
in petition (ref. 5) |
Jan
2004(1,3) |
Oat, grain,
postharvest |
25.0 |
0.1 |
17 |
0.01 |
Jan
2004(1) |
Oat, rolled,
postharvest |
75.0 |
0.1 |
Not
in petition (ref. 5) |
July
2005(2,4) |
Peanut,
postharvest |
15 |
0.5 |
13 |
0.2 |
Jan 2004(1,3) |
Pistachio,
postharvest |
10.0 |
3.0 |
18 |
0.5 |
Jan
2004(1,3) |
Rice, bran,
postharvest |
31.0 |
0.01 |
31 |
0.01 |
Feb
2002(3) |
Rice, brown |
Not
included
- pending - |
14 |
0.01 |
July
2005(2,4) |
Rice flour,
postharvest |
45 |
0.05 |
98
|
0.08 |
Jan
2004(1,3) |
Rice, grain,
postharvest |
12.0 |
0.04 |
10 |
0.04
|
Jan
2004(1,3) |
Rice, hulls,
postharvest |
35.0 |
0.1 |
35 |
0.08 |
Jan
2004(1,3) |
Rice, polished,
postharvest |
25.0 |
0.01 |
18 |
0.01 |
Jan
2004(1,3) |
Rice, wild,
grain, postharvest |
25.0 |
0.05 |
25 |
0.05 |
Jan
2004(1,3) |
Sorghum,
grain, postharvest |
40.0 |
0.1 |
25 |
0.05 |
Jan
2004(1,3) |
Triticale,
grain, postharvest |
40.0 |
0.1 |
25 |
0.05 |
July
2005(2,4) |
Vegetable,
legume, group 06, postharvest
-- This
group includes 57 commodities (ref. 13) |
70 |
0.5 |
6 |
0.02 |
Jan
2004(1,3) |
Wheat,
bran, postharvest |
40.0 |
0.05 |
40 |
0.01 |
Jan
2004(1,3) |
Wheat,
flour, postharvest |
125.0 |
0.05 |
10 |
0.03 |
Jan
2004(1,3) |
Wheat,
germ, postharvest |
130.0 |
0.02 |
98 |
0.01 |
Jan
2004(1,3) |
Wheat,
grain, postharvest |
40.0 |
0.1 |
25 |
0.05 |
Jan
2004(1,3) |
Wheat,
milled byproducts, postharvest |
130.0 |
0.05 |
35 |
0.01 |
Jan
2004(1,3) |
Wheat,
shorts, postharvest |
40.0 |
0.05 |
38 |
0.01 |
References: |
1 |
January
23, 2004. Sulfuryl Fluoride; Pesticide Tolerance. Final Rule.
Federal Register.
Online at http://www.epa.gov/fedrgstr/EPA-PEST/2004/January/Day-23/p1540.htm |
2 |
July 15,
2005. Sulfuryl fluoride; Pesticide Tolerance. Final Rule. Federal
Register.
Online at http://www.epa.gov/fedrgstr/EPA-PEST/2005/July/Day-15/p13982.htm |
3 |
February
15, 2002. Notice of Filing a Pesticide Petition to Establish
a Tolerance for a Certain Pesticide Chemical in or on Food.
Federal Register.
Online at http://www.epa.gov/fedrgstr/EPA-PEST/2002/February/Day-15/p3661.htm |
4 |
March
4, 2005. Sulfuryl Fluoride; Notice of Filing a Pesticide Petition
to Establish Tolerances for a Certain Pesticide Chemical in
or on Food . Federal Register.
Online at http://www.epa.gov/fedrgstr/EPA-PEST/2005/March/Day-04/p4281.htm |
5 |
In
formal objections to EPA, FAN stated that these commodities
should be withdrawn as they were not petitioned for.
EPA Response
(Issue 4.): ... Dow's petition did not request tolerances
on the six commodities listed above. Dow did, however, request
tolerances on the main raw agricultural commodities associated
with each of the six commodities - barley (grain), corn (grain),
and oat (grain). Under FFDCA section 408(d)(4)(A)(I), EPA
is authorized in issuing a tolerance regulation in reponse
to a petition to "vary [the regulation] from that sought
by the petition." Setting tolerances on subsidiary
or processed froms of a commodity when the petition has only
sought a tolerance on the underlying commodity falls well
within EPA's authority to vary from a petition in acting upon
it.
Ref:
June 2, 2005. EPA's response to objections and request for
hearing submitted by FAN and Beyond Pesticides on the January
23, 2004, Final Rule for the first-time use of sulfuryl fluoride
as a food fumigant.
Online at http://www.fluorideaction.org/pesticides/sf.obj.epa.june.2005.html |
6 |
Originally
listed as 15.0 ppm. EPA corrected to 0.02 ppm in a June 2,
2005, letter to FAN.
Ref:
June 2, 2005. EPA's response to objections and request for
hearing submitted by FAN and Beyond Pesticides on the January
23, 2004, Final Rule for the first-time use of sulfuryl fluoride
as a food fumigant.
Online at http://www.fluorideaction.org/pesticides/sf.obj.epa.june.2005.html |
7 |
Cottonseed
is incorporated into livestock feed as a high protein supplement. |
8 |
All
fruits that go through a "drying" process are included
in this category, such as
apple
• apricot • banana • blackberry •
blueberry • boysenberry • cherry, sweet •
cherry, tart • cranberry • currant • dates
• dewberry • figs • kiwi • loganberry
• melon • nectarine • peach • pear
• pineapple • plum • raspberry •
strawberry • youngberry •
In its
formal objections, FAN asked EPA what fruits would come under
the category, "Fruits, dried, except raisin"
EPA Response
8: Any commodity that meets the common meaning of the term
"fruit" and has been dried would qualify under EPA
regulations as a "dried fruit." In conducting its
dietary exposure assessment, the Agency included residues
for all dried fruit commodities in the dietary exposure modeling
software. These are the commodities with reported consumption
in the Continuing Surveys of Food Intakes by Individuals (CSFII)
and include apricot, cranberry, currant, raisin, peach, and
plum. [See Response in No. 9 infra for further information
concerning the CSFII]. Since this food survey is designed
to be a comprehensive examination of food consumption, the
fact that a particular food form is not captured in the survey
suggests that consumption of the food form is, at most, a
very minor component of the diet.
Further,
EPA calculated fluoride residues resulting from use of cryolite
and sulfuryl fluoride. [See Enclosure 2 at 20-29]. As to potential
concentrations of fluoride in dried fruit from treatment of
the raw commodity with cryolite, EPA included concentration
factors of 6X for dried apricots, 7X for dried peaches, and
5X for dried plums (prunes). [See Enclosure 11 at p. 9, Table
3]. No concentration factors were used for the dried commodities
cranberry and currant. Concentration factors were not available
for these two commodities. Within the CSFII database for the
general U.S. population, dried cranberry accounts for less
than 0.3% of the total dried fruits consumption and dried
currant for less than 0.02%. In terms of the total diet, these
percentages of consumption would be significantly less than
that. Given the low consumption of these dried froms, EPA
believes that the lack of a processing factor for them does
not result in any meaningful effect on the estimation exposure
to fluoride. For sulfuryl fluoride the application is to the
dried fruit, not the fruit prior to drying, so concentration
is not an issue.
Ref:
June 2, 2005. EPA's response to objections and request for
hearing submitted by FAN and Beyond Pesticides on the January
23, 2004, Final Rule for the first-time use of sulfuryl fluoride
as a food fumigant.
Online at http://www.fluorideaction.org/pesticides/sf.obj.epa.june.2005.html |
9 |
Grain,
cereal, forage, fodder and straw group
16,
post harvest. This group includes 50
commodities.
barley, hay • barley, straw • corn, field •
corn, field, aspirated grain fractions • corn, field,
forage • corn, field, hay • corn, field, stover
• corn, pod • corn, pod, stover • corn,
pop • corn, pop, stover • corn, sweet, cannery
waste • corn, sweet, forage • corn, sweet, stover
• grain, cereal, forage, fodder and straw, group,
for forage, except sweet corn, forage • grain. cereal,
group • grass, hay • millet, forage •
millet, hay • millet, pearl, forage • millet,
pearl, hay • millet, pearl, straw • millet,
proso, forage • millet, proso, hay • millet,
proso, straw • millet, straw • oat • oat,
forage • oat, hay • oat, straw • rice,
forage • rice, hulls • rice, straw • rice,
wild • ricegrass, indian • rye, forage •
rye, straw • sorghum, forage • sorghum, forage,
forage • sorghum, forage, hay • sorghum, forage,
silage • sorghum, grain • sorghum, grain, forage
• sorghum, grain, stover • wheat, forage •
wheat, hay • wheat, straw • wheat, vavilovi,
straw • wheat, wild einkorn, straw • wheat,
wild emmer, straw
Source:
EPA Food and Feed Commodity Vocabulary (click on "Search
the Food and Feed Vocabulary")
http://www.epa.gov/pesticides/foodfeed/
|
10 |
Grass,
forage, fodder and hay
group 17, post harvest. This
group includes 360 commodities.
alkali
sacaton • alkali sacaton, forage • alkali sacaton,
hay • alkaligrass • alkaligrass, forage •
alkaligrass, hay • arizona cottontop • arizona
cottontop, forage • arizona cottontop, hay •
bahiagrass • bahiagrass, forage • bahiagrass,
hay • bahiagress, hay • beachgrass • beachgrass,
forage • beachgrass, hay • bentgrass •
bentgrass, forage • bentgrass, hay • bentgrass,
spike • bentgrass, spike, forage • bentgrass,
spike, hay • bermudagrass • bermudagrass, forage
• bermudagrass, hay • bermudagrass, silage •
blowoutgrass • blowoutgrass, forage • blowoutgrass,
hay • bluegrass • bluegrass, forage •
bluegrass, hay • bluegrass, silky • bluegrass,
silky, forage • bluegrass, silky, hay • bluestem,
australian • bluestem, australian, forage •
bluestem, australian, hay • bluestem, big •
bluestem, big, forage • bluestem, big, hay •
bluestem, caucasian • bluestem, caucasian, forage
• bluestem, caucasian, hay • bluestem, diaz
• bluestem, diaz, forage • bluestem, diaz, hay
• bluestem, little • bluestem, little, forage
• bluestem, little, hay • bluestem, sand •
bluestem, sand, forage • bluestem, sand, hay •
bluestem, silver • bluestem, silver, forage •
bluestem, silver, hay • bluestem, south african •
bluestem, south african, forage • bluestem, south
african, hay • bluestem, yellow • bluestem,
yellow, forage • bluestem, yellow, hay • bristlegrass,
plains • bristlegrass, plains, forage • bristlegrass,
plains, hay • bromegrass • bromegrass, forage
• bromegrass, hay • bromegrass, silage •
broomsedge • broomsedge, forage • broomsedge,
hay • buffalograss • buffalograss, forage •
buffalograss, hay • buffelgrass • buffelgrass,
forage • buffelgrass, hay • canarygrass, annual
• canarygrass, annual, forage • canarygrass,
annual, hay • canarygrass, annual, seed • canarygrass,
reed • canarygrass, reed, forage • canarygrass,
reed, hay • canarygrass, reed, silage • caribgrass
• caribgrass, forage • caribgrass, hay •
carpetgrass • carpetgrass, broadleaf • carpetgrass,
broadleaf, forage • carpetgrass, broadleaf, hay •
carpetgrass, forage • carpetgrass, hay • centipedegrass
• centipedegrass, forage • centipedegrass, hay
• cordgrass, marshhay • cordgrass, marshhay,
forage • cordgrass, marshhay, hay • crabgrass
• crabgrass, forage • crabgrass, hay •
curly mesquite • curly mesquite, forage • curly
mesquite, hay • dallisgrass • dallisgrass, forage
• dallisgrass, hay • dropseed, pine •
dropseed, pine, forage • dropseed, pine, hay •
dropseed, sand • dropseed, sand, forage • dropseed,
sand, hay • dropseed, tall • dropseed, tall,
forage • dropseed, tall, hay • fescue •
fescue, forage • fescue, hay • fingergrass,
feather • fingergrass, feather, forage • fingergrass,
feather, hay • foxtail, creeping • foxtail,
creeping, forage • foxtail, creeping, hay •
foxtail, meadow • foxtail, meadow, forage •
foxtail, meadow, hay • gamagrass, eastern •
gamagrass, eastern, forage • gamagrass, eastern, hay
• grass • grass, forage • grass, galleta
• grass, galleta, forage • grass, galleta, hay
• grass, grama • grass, grama, forage •
grass, grama, hay • grass, hay • grass, muhly
• grass, muhly, forage • grass, muhly, hay •
grass, pasture • grass, pasture, forage • grass,
pasture, hay • grass, pasture, seed screenings •
grass, pasture, silage • grass, pasture, straw •
grass, rangeland • grass, rangeland, forage •
grass, rangeland, hay • grass, rangeland, seed screenings
• grass, rangeland, silage • grass, rangeland,
straw • grass, seed screenings • grass, seed,
straw • grass, silage • grass, st. augustine
• grass, st. augustine, forage • grass, st.
augustine, hay • grass, straw • grass, wildrye
• grass, wildrye, forage •grass, wildrye, hay
• grass, zoysia • grass, zoysia, forage •
grass, zoysia, hay • hairgrass, tufted • hairgrass,
tufted, forage • hairgrass, tufted, hay • hardinggrass
• hardinggrass, forage • hardinggrass, hay •
indiangrass • indiangrass, forage • indiangrass,
hay • junegrass • junegrass, forage •
junegrass, hay • limpograss • limpograss, forage
• limpograss, hay • lovegrass • lovegrass,
forage • lovegrass, hay • maidencane •
maidencane, forage • maidencane, hay • mannagrass
• mannagrass, forage • mannagrass, hay •
millet, foxtail • millet, foxtail, forage •
millet, foxtail, hay • millet, japanese • millet,
japanese, forage • millet, japanese, hay • molassesgrass
• molassesgrass, forage • molassesgrass, hay
• napiergrass • napiergrass, forage •
napiergrass, hay • needlegrass • needlegrass,
forage • needlegrass, hay • oat, sand •
oat, sand, forage • oat, sand, hay • oat, slender
• oat, slender, forage • oat, slender, hay •
oat, wild • oat, wild, forage • oat, wild, hay
• oatgrass • oatgrass, forage • oatgrass,
hay • oatgrass, tall • oatgrass, tall, forage
• oatgrass, tall, hay • oniongrass • oniongrass,
forage • oniongrass, hay • orchardgrass •
orchardgrass, forage • orchardgrass, hay • orchardgrass,
silage • pangolagrass • pangolagrass, forage
• pangolagrass, hay • panicgrass • panicgrass,
forage • panicgrass, hay • paspalum •
paspalum, forage • paspalum, hay • polargrass
• polargrass, forage • polargrass, hay •
quackgrass • quackgrass, forage • quackgrass,
hay • redtop • redtop, forage • redtop,
hay • reedgrass • reedgrass, forage •
reedgrass, hay • rhodesgrass • rhodesgrass,
forage • rhodesgrass, hay • rhodesgrass, multiflower
false • rhodesgrass, multiflower false, forage •
rhodesgrass, multiflower false, hay • ricegrass, indian
• ricegrass, indian, forage • ricegrass, indian,
hay • ryegrass, forage • ryegrass, hay •
ryegrass, italian • ryegrass, italian, forage •
ryegrass, italian, hay • ryegrass, perennial •
ryegrass, perennial, forage • ryegrass, perennial,
hay • sandreed, prairie • sandreed, prairie,
forage • sandreed, prairie, hay • sixweeks threeawn
• sixweeks threeawn, forage • sixweeks threeawn,
hay • sloughgrass • sloughgrass, forage •
sloughgrass, hay • smilograss • smilograss,
forage • smilograss, hay • sorghum, forage •
sorghum, grain, stover • spikeoat • spikeoat,
forage • spikeoat, hay • sprangletop, green
• sprangletop, green, forage • sprangletop,
green, hay • squirreltail • squirreltail, forage
• squirreltail, hay • sudangrass • sudangrass,
forage • sudangrass, hay • sunolgrass •
sunolgrass, forage • sunolgrass, hay • tanglehead
• tanglehead, forage • tanglehead, hay •
timothy • timothy, alpine • timothy, alpine,
forage • timothy, alpine, hay • timothy, forage
• timothy, hay • timothy, seed • timothy,
silage • trisetum, spike • trisetum, spike,
forage • trisetum, spike, hay • vaseygrass •
vaseygrass, forage • vaseygrass, hay • veldtgrass,
perennial • veldtgrass, perennial, forage •
veldtgrass, perennial, hay • velvetgrass • velvetgrass,
forage • velvetgrass, hay • wheatgrass •
wheatgrass, bluebunch • wheatgrass, bluebunch, forage
• wheatgrass, bluebunch, hay • wheatgrass, crested
• wheatgrass, crested, forage • wheatgrass,
crested, hay • wheatgrass, fairway • wheatgrass,
fairway, forage • wheatgrass, fairway, hay •
wheatgrass, forage • wheatgrass, hay •wheatgrass,
intermediate • wheatgrass, intermediate, forage •
wheatgrass, intermediate, hay • wheatgrass, pubescent
• wheatgrass, pubescent, forage • wheatgrass,
pubescent, hay • wheatgrass, siberian •wheatgrass,
siberian, forage • wheatgrass, siberian, hay •
wheatgrass, slender • wheatgrass, slender, forage
• wheatgrass, slender, hay • wheatgrass, streambank
• wheatgrass, streambank, forage • wheatgrass,
streambank, hay • wheatgrass, tall • wheatgrass,
tall, forage • wheatgrass, tall, hay • wheatgrass,
thickspike • wheatgrass, thickspike, forage •
wheatgrass, thickspike, hay • wheatgrass, western
• wheatgrass, western, forage • wheatgrass,
western, hay • windmillgrass, hooded • windmillgrass,
hooded, forage • windmillgrass, hooded, hay
Source:
EPA Food and Feed Commodity Vocabulary (click on "Search
the Food and Feed Vocabulary")
http://www.epa.gov/pesticides/foodfeed/
|
11 |
Herbs
and spices group
19,
post harvest.
This
group includes 135 commodities.
allspice
• angelica • anise hyssop • anise, seed
• anise, star • annatto • annatto, seed
• balm • balm, dried leaves • balm, fresh
leaves • basil • basil, dried leaves •
basil, fresh leaves • borage • borage, dried
leaves • borage, fresh leaves • burnet •
camomile • caper • caper, buds • caraway
• caraway, black • caraway, black, seed •
caraway, seed • cardamom • cardamom, seed •
cardamon amomum • cardamon amomum, seed • cassia
• catnip • celery, seed • chervil •
chervil, dried leaves • chive • chive, chinese
• cinnamon • clary • clary, dried leaves
• clary, fresh leaves • clove • coriander
• coriander, leaves • coriander, seed •
costmary • costmary, dried leaves • costmary,
fresh leaves • culantro • culantro, leaves •
culantro, seed • cumin • curry • curry,
dried leaves • curry, fresh leaves • dill •
dill, seed • dillweed • dillweed, dried leaves
• dillweed, fresh leaves • fennel • fennel,
florence, seed • fennel, seed • fenugreek •
fenugreek, seed • grains of paradise • grains
of paradise, seed • herbs, dried • herbs, dried,
dried leaves • herbs, fresh • herbs, fresh,
fresh leaves • horehound • horehound, leaves
• hyssop • hyssop, tops • juniper berry
• lavender • lemongrass • lemongrass,
leaves • lovage • lovage, leaves • lovage,
seed • mace • marigold • marjoram •
mustard • mustard, seed • nasturtium •
nasturtium, leaves • nutmeg • parsley, dried
leaves • pennyroyal • pennyroyal, leaves •
pepper, black • pepper, white • poppy •
poppy, seed • rosemary • rosemary, dried leaves
• rosemary, fresh leaves • rue • rue,
dried leaves • rue, fresh leaves • saffron •
saffron, flower • sage • sage, dried leaves
• sage, fresh leaves • savory, summer •
savory, summer, dried leaves • savory, summer, fresh
leaves • savory, winter • savory, winter, dried
leaves • savory, winter, fresh leaves • spices
• spices, postharvest • sweet bay • tansy
• tansy, dried leaves • tansy, fresh leaves
• tarragon • tarragon, dried leaves •
tarragon, fresh leaves • thyme • thyme, dried
leaves • thyme, fresh leaves • vanilla •
wintergreen • wintergreen, dried leaves • wintergreen,
fresh leaves • woodruff • woodruff, dried leaves
• woodruff, fresh leaves • wormwood •
wormwood, dried leaves • wormwood, fresh leaves
Source:
EPA Food and Feed Commodity Vocabulary (click on "Search
the Food and Feed Vocabulary")
http://www.epa.gov/pesticides/foodfeed/
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Nut,
tree, group 14.
This group includes 16 commodities.
almond
• almond, hulls • beechnut • butternut
• cashew • chestnut • chinquapin •
filbert • nut, brazil • nut, hickory •
nut, macadamia • nutmeat, processed, except peanut
• nuts • pecan • pistachio • walnut
Source:
EPA Food and Feed Commodity Vocabulary (click on "Search
the Food and Feed Vocabulary")
http://www.epa.gov/pesticides/foodfeed/
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Vegetable,
legume, group
06, post harvest.
This group includes 57 commodities.
bean
• bean, adzuki • bean, adzuki, seed •
bean, broad • bean, broad, seed • bean, broad,
succulent • bean, dry • bean, dry, seed •
bean, kidney • bean, kidney, seed • bean, lablab
• bean, lablab, seed • bean, lima • bean,
lima, seed • bean, lima, succulent • bean, moth
• bean, moth, seed • bean, moth, succulent •
bean, mung • bean, mung, seed • bean, navy •
bean, navy, seed • bean, pink • bean, pink,
seed • bean, pinto • bean, pinto, seed •
bean, rice • bean, rice, seed • bean, runner
• bean, runner, succulent • bean, snap, succulent
• bean, succulent • bean, tepary • bean,
tepary, seed • bean, urd • bean, urd, seed •
bean, wax • bean, wax, succulent • bean, yardlong
• bean, yardlong, succulent • catjang •
catjang, seed • chickpea • chickpea, seed •
cowpea • cowpea, seed • cowpea, succulent •
guar • guar, forage • guar, seed • gum,
edible • jackbean • jackbean, succulent •
lentil • lentil, forage • lentil, hay •
lentil, seed • lupin, grain • lupin, grain,
grain • pea • pea, blackeyed • pea, blackeyed,
seed • pea, blackeyed, succulent • pea,
crowder • pea, crowder, seed • pea, dry •
pea, dry, seed • pea, dwarf • pea, dwarf, succulent
• pea, edible podded • pea, edible podded, succulent
• pea, english • pea, english, succulent •
pea, field • pea, field, seed • pea, garden
• pea, garden, succulent • pea, green •
pea, green, succulent • pea, pigeon • pea, pigeon,
seed • pea, pigeon, succulent • pea, shelled
• pea, snow • pea, snow, succulent • pea,
southern • pea, southern, seed • pea, southern,
succulent • pea, succulent • pea, sugar snap
• pea, sugar snap, succulent • pea, unshelled
• soybean • soybean, aspirated grain fractions
• soybean, crude oil • soybean, hulls •
soybean, meal • soybean, refined oil • soybean,
seed • soybean, soapstock • soybean, vegetable
• soybean, vegetable, succulent • swordbean
• swordbean, succulent • turtle, bean •
vegetable, seed and pod
Source:
EPA Food and Feed Commodity Vocabulary (click on "Search
the Food and Feed Vocabulary")
http://www.epa.gov/pesticides/foodfeed/
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see Brief
summary of Dow's efforts to use sulfuryl fluoride on food commodities
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