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CanadaProposed measure, open for comments

Pesticides and biocides – Canada

Official title

Proposed Maximum Residue Limit: Fludioxonil (PMRL2026-09)

Canada notified this proposed SPS measure to the WTO on 2 September 2026. Comments are open until 10 November 2026.

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At a glance

Products

Pesticide fludioxonil in or on various commodities

Notifying member
Canada
Status
Proposed measure, open for comments
Objectives
  • Food safety
Area
SPS: Food safety, animal and plant healthSanitary and phytosanitary measures
Notification type
Regular notification
Document symbol
G/SPS/N/CAN/1648
Keywords
Food safety, Human health, Maximum residue limits (MRLs)

Key dates

Distributed by the WTO
Comment deadline
Open until 10 November 2026
Proposed adoption
Normally within four to five months from the posting of the Proposed MRL document on the Health Canada website.
Proposed entry into force
On the date the measure is adopted.

How to comment

Comments on a notification go from government to government. If this measure affects your exports, send your comments to your country's WTO SPS enquiry point before 10 November 2026, quoting the document symbol G/SPS/N/CAN/1648 and how the measure affects your products. Your enquiry point forwards them to Canada.

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What the notification says

The objective of the notified document PMRL2026-09 is to consult on the listed maximum residue limits (MRLs) for fludioxonilthat have been proposed by Health Canada’s Pesticides Regulatory Directorate (PRD). MRL (ppm)1 Raw Agricultural Commodity (RAC) and/or Processed Commodity 15 Abyssinian cabbages, arugula2, Chinese broccoli3, garden cress2, Hanover salad, maca, seakale cabbages, shepherd’s purse, upland cress2, wild rocket 4.0 Ginseng roots4 2.0 Broccoli5, Brussels sprouts5, cauliflowers5, Napa Chinese cabbages5 0.04 Cranberries6 1 ppm = parts per million 2 This MRL is proposed to replace the current MRL of 30 ppm. 3 This MRL is proposed to replace the current MRL of 0.01 ppm. 4 This MRL is proposed to replace the current MRL of 0.75 ppm. 5 This MRL is proposed to replace the current MRL of 0.01 ppm. 6 This MRL is proposed to replace the current MRL of 3.0 ppm.

Sources

Expodite writes its summary from the official record. The notification and the documents it notifies are on the WTO's own websites.

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