EPAFinal Rule
Pesticide Tolerance; Exemptions, Petitions, Revocations, etc.: Vadescana Double-Stranded RNA
AgricultureEnvironmentHealthcare
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Summary
The EPA is setting rules for a new type of pesticide called Vadescana double-stranded RNA, which is a genetic material designed to kill specific agricultural pests. This regulation determines how much of this pesticide can safely remain on food crops and establishes safety standards for its use on farms.
Key Points
- 1Vadescana double-stranded RNA is a new pesticide technology that targets pest insects by interfering with their genes rather than using traditional chemical poisons
- 2The EPA is establishing legal limits for how much of this pesticide residue can remain on food products that reach consumers
- 3Farmers and agricultural companies can now use this pesticide on crops if they follow EPA guidelines and stay within the approved tolerance levels
- 4The regulation includes an exemption process, meaning some uses may not require the standard tolerance limits under specific conditions
- 5This rule affects food safety, agricultural practices, and pesticide manufacturers who want to sell this new type of pest control product
Key Dates
Published
June 16, 2025
This summary is for informational purposes only. It may not capture all nuances of the regulation. Always refer to the official text for authoritative information.
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