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Annex 1
ACCEPTABLE DAILY INTAKES, RESIDUE LIMITS, AND GUIDELINE LEVELS RECOMMENDED
AT THE 1976 MEETING
These figures are additional to, or amend, those recorded in Annex 1 of the reports of earlier Meetings.
Part I lists recommended maximum residue limits. These apply to compounds for which an ADI or tempo-
rary ADI has been allocated. Where ADIs or residue limits are temporary, the year in which further data are
required is specified in parentheses.
Part II lists guideline levels. These are derived from data relating to residues resulting from uses that are
recommended or authorized by national authorities, but they are not supported by ADIs (see FAO/WHO
1976a, p. 42).
PART 1. ACCEPTABLE DAILY INTAKES AND MAXIMUM RESIDUE LIMITS
Pesticide and
Recommended
maximum
Recommended
references
acceptable
to previous
Commodity
maximum
residue
Remarks
evaluations *
daily intake
(mg/kg body
limit
weight)
(mg/kg)
acephate
0.02
Alfalfa, lettuce, sugar beet leaves
Broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage,
10
Limits are for the parent compound.
cauliflower, citrus fruits, tomatoes
tabolite O
Cottonseed
thioate is the insecticide metha-
Potatoes, soybeans, sugar beets
midophos, for which separate recom-
Meat and fat of cattle, pigs, sheep,
mendations are made.
and poultry, milk, eggs
0.1
captafol
1970b, 19746,
0.05
(1977)
Pineapple (whole fruit)
1975b
Peanut hulls
Peanuts (whole)
2
Wheat
0.5
Peanut kernels
0 .2
0.05
carbaryl
0.01
Bran
Barley, oats, rice (in husk and hulled),
Limits are now for carbaryl only. Those
1965b, 1967b,
recommended in 1973 were for free and
1968b, 1969b,
970b, 1971b,
rye, wheat
Wholemeal flour
combined carbaryl, conjugated napthol,
Wheat flour (white)
d conjugated m
a, methylol carbaryl.
1974b, 1976b
Limits cover residues resulting from
er pre- or post-harvest uses of
carbaryl. The limit for rice is increased
to provide for post-harvest application.
carbofuran
0.003
(1979)
Tobacco (flue-cured)
Alfalfa hay
Limits are for the sum of carbofuran and
Hops (dried), alfalfa (fresh), maize
3-hydroxy-carbofuran expressed as
fodder (fresh), and other animal
carbofuran.
feeds not otherwise listed
Brussels spro
Sugar beet tops
2
Cabbage, carrots, potatoes
0 .5
aliflower, rice (hulled), soybeans
Bananas, coffee (raw beans), fodder
beets, grain (barley, maize, oats,
sorghum, wheat), lettuce, mustard
seeds, oil seeds, onions, peaches,
peanuts (kernels), pears, sugar beets
(roots), sweet corn (kernels),
strawberries, sugar cane, tomatoes
0.1 . .
Meat, fat, and edible offal of cattle,
goats, pigs, horses, and sheep, milk
).05 .*
cartap
0.05
Chinese cabbage, tea (green, dried)
Limits are for cartap, expressed as the
(1978)
Hops (dried)
free base.
Grapes, persimmons, radishes
Cabbage
Chestnut (seed including pericarp),
ginger, potatoes, rice (hulled),
sweet corn
0.1
chlormequat
0.05
Straw of barley, oats, rye, and wheat
Oats
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Wheat

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