| HOW TO REGISTER PESTICIDES WITH NORMAL REQUIREMENTS |
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1. |
Application dossiers should be bound in hard cover binders, and be
submitted in triplicate. They should be correctly indexed in the order presented below for easy reference. |
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2. |
The package size (s) in which the product will be imported. |
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3. |
Detailed literature in respect of the chemistry and composition of the
product (including percentages of all ingredients), its efficacy,
toxicology, antidotes (together with any available references) and
precautions to be observed before, during and after use.
N.B. If the active ingredient is registered, only information on the formulation and the composition of the product is required. |
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4. |
Six sample copies of the label proposed to be used in connection with the
new pesticide, along with samples of the packaging materials and inserts to be used for trade packages. Labels should be in the English language, and should conform to the labelling standards of the PCA. |
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A certificate of analysis which contains: |
| a) |
An assay report on a recent batch of the product analysed |
| b) |
The method of analysis used ( This is only required if the active
ingredient is unregistered). |
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6. |
A duly authenticated and legalised certificate of free sale from the
competent authority with whom the product is registered in the
country of origin, and the conditions under which it may be sold in
that country, also a copy of the label stamped as being approved by
that Authority. |
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7. |
A statement showing: |
| a) |
The countries in which the product is registered for Free Sale
other than the country of origin. |
| b) |
Any country in which the product has been refused registration
for Free Sale and the reasons for refusal. |
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8. |
A certificate in the English language from the manufacturer,
respecting the safety of the new pesticide, recommended conditions for use, and the conditions under which it is recommended for sale. |
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Jamaica
