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United KingdomCorrected since it was notified

Honey, pesticides and biocides – United Kingdom

Official title

New GB MRLs for ametodactrin amending the GB MRL Statutory Register

The United Kingdom issued a correction on 23 February 2026 to the earlier SPS notification G/SPS/N/GBR/118. The measure was first notified on 16 February 2026.

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At a glance

Products

Honey (1040000) * For reference, the full list of GB commodity codes is set out in Part 1 of the GB pesticides Maximum Residue Level Statutory Register – see link)

Notifying member
United Kingdom
Status
Corrected since it was notified
Objectives
  • Food safety
Area
SPS: Food safety, animal and plant healthSanitary and phytosanitary measures
Notification type
Regular notification
Document symbol
G/SPS/N/GBR/118Latest notice: G/SPS/N/GBR/118/Corr.1
Keywords
Food safety, Maximum residue limits (MRLs), Human health

Key dates

Distributed by the WTO
Comment deadline
Not set in the notification
Proposed adoption
Proposed entry into force

What the notification says

Ametoctradin is an approved active substance in Great Britain (GB). An application was received by the Health and Safety Executive requesting to amend the existing Maximum Residue Level (MRL). Following assessment, a new MRL for ametoctradin in honey has been introduced, raising it from 0.05* mg/kg to 5.00 mg/kg to support a new authorization of Plant Protection Products in GB. The Evaluation Report/Reasoned Opinion supporting the new MRL is available at the following link: The evaluation of a new MRL for ametoctradin in honey The residue levels arising in food from the notified uses result in consumer exposures below the toxicological reference values. As the residue levels exceed the current MRL in force, a new MRL is being adopted. There is no CXL for honey.

Notices on this measure

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  1. CorrigendumG/SPS/N/GBR/118/Corr.1

    New GB MRLs for ametoctradin amending the GB MRL Statutory Register

    The United Kingdom would like to advise Members of an error in notification G/SPS/N/GBR/118, ‘New GB MRLs for ametodactrin amending the GB MRL Statutory Register’. This corrigendum amends an error in the original notification. The active substance was misspelt in the title of the notified document in Section 5. The correct spelling is ametoctradin. To clarify, the corrected title should read: ‘New GB MRLs for ametoctradin amending the GB MRL Statutory Register’. There has been no change to the notified measure, and the document remains available via the link provided in the original notification. The final date for adoption and publication on this notification remains unchanged.

  2. Regular notificationG/SPS/N/GBR/118

    New GB MRLs for ametodactrin amending the GB MRL Statutory Register

    Ametoctradin is an approved active substance in Great Britain (GB). An application was received by the Health and Safety Executive requesting to amend the existing Maximum Residue Level (MRL). Following assessment, a new MRL for ametoctradin in honey has been introduced, raising it from 0.05* mg/kg to 5.00 mg/kg to support a new authorization of Plant Protection Products in GB. The Evaluation Report/Reasoned Opinion supporting the new MRL is available at the following link: The evaluation of a new MRL for ametoctradin in honey The residue levels arising in food from the notified uses result in consumer exposures below the toxicological reference values. As the residue levels exceed the current MRL in force, a new MRL is being adopted. There is no CXL for honey.

Sources

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