§ 12565 Pesticide Tolerance Adoption
If the U.S. government sets a limit for a pesticide on food, the state director can check it and, if it meets state rules, set the same limit for the state.
The federal government says a pesticide on strawberries can be no more than 0.5 parts per million. The state director looks at that rule, decides it follows state guidelines, and then makes the same 0.5‑ppm limit official for strawberries grown in the state.
The director reviews the federal limit and, because it fits state standards, copies it for the state.
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§ 12565 Pesticide Tolerance Adoption
Last verified: January 10, 2026