New Zealand Gazette – 2004 – No. 167

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✨ Hazardous Substances Amendments

4186 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 167 17 DECEMBER 2004

Insert, for the substance "Suspension concentrate containing 100 g/litre chlorothalonil. Also contains ethylene glycol", ", 10"after "7" in the column headed "Variation code(s)".

Insert, for the substance "Suspension concentrate containing 500 g/litre chlorothalonil", "(Substance B)" after "chlorothalonil", in the column headed "Substance".

Insert, for the substance "Suspension concentrate containing 500–750 g/litre chlorothalonil", "10" in the column headed "Variation code(s)".

Insert, for the substance "Suspension concentrate containing 250 g/litre chlorothalonil and 250 g/litre thiophanate methyl", ", 10" after "7" in the column headed "Variation code(s)".

Omit, for the substance "Emulsifiable concentrate containing 400 g/litre chlorpropham (Substance B)", "6.3B," in the column headed "Hazard classification(s)".

Omit, for the substance "Ready to use bait containing 5 g/kg chlorpyrifos", "6.5B" in the column headed "Hazard classification(s)" and "7," in the column headed "Variation code(s)".

Omit, for the substance "Water dispersible granule containing 100 g/kg cymoxanil, 50 g/kg fluidoxonil and 175 g/kg metelaxyl-m", "6.9A" and insert "6.9B" after "6.1E," in the column headed "Hazard classification(s)".

Omit, for the substance "Soluble concentrate containing 500 g/litre dicamba as the dimethylamine salt", "6.1D," and "8.3A," and insert "6.1E," before "6.3A" and "6.4A," before "6.9B" in the column headed "Hazard classification(s)".

Omit, for the substance "Ready to use liquid containing 4.4 g/litre dichlorvos and 9.6 g/litre propoxur", "6.8B," in the column headed "Hazard classification(s)".

Omit, for the substance "Wettable powder containing 250 g/kg diflubenzuron", "6.7B," in the column headed "Hazard classification(s)".

Repeal the substance description "Wettable powder containing 75 g/kg dimethomorph and 667 g/kg mancozeb" and substitute "Granular or powder material containing 75 - 90 g/kg dimethomorph and 600 - 667 g/kg mancozeb" in the column headed "Substance".

Omit, for the substance "Liquid containing 100 g/litre diquat as the dibromide salt", "6.5B," in the column headed "Hazard classification(s)".

Omit, for the substance "Water dispersible granule containing 200 g/kg flusilazole", "6.1D" and "9.1B, 9.3C" and insert "6.1E" before ", 6.3B" and "9.1C" after "6.9A," in the column headed "Hazard classification(s)".

Omit, for the substance "Soluble concentrate containing 18.5 g/litre 2-hydroxybenzoic acid as the potassium salt", "6.8B, 6.9B," in the column headed "Hazard classification(s)".

Omit, for the substance "Suspension concentrate containing 500 g/litre isoproturon with 49 g/litre ethylene glycol", "6.9A" and insert "6.9B" after "6.4A," in the column headed "Hazard classification(s)".

Omit, for the substance "Soluble concentrate containing 200 g/litre methomyl", "6.5B," in the column headed "Hazard classification(s)".

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