Maximum Residue Limits
Given the changing nature of market regulations, all stakeholders along the supply chain need to be aware of market requirements in relation to MRLs. Given the implications of incorrect chemical use, there is a need for greater transparency and understanding by growers and their advisors of the impact of chemical use on market access.
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Given the changing nature of market regulations, all stakeholders along the supply chain need to be aware of market requirements in relation to MRLs.
Given the implications of incorrect chemical use, there is a need for greater transparency and understanding by growers and their advisors of the impact of chemical use on market access.
Contact:
Gerard McMullen, Chair, National Working Party on Grain Protection
0419 156 065
Gordon Cumming, GRDC Chemical Regulation Manager
0428 637 642
Resources:
Perth 2020 Update Paper: On-farm Stewardship Guide ‘Growing Australian Grain’ http://grainsguide.grainproducers.com.au
National Working Party on Grain Protection www.graintrade.org.au/nwpgp
National Residue Survey https://www.agriculture.gov.au/ag-farm-food/food/nrs
APVMA https://apvma.gov.au
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