EPA sets tolerances for carboxin residues on multiple crops
EPA issued a final rule Aug 21, 2026 establishing carboxin tolerances after a petition by UPL Delaware Inc.; the record omits crops and numeric limits.
By Foodie Pundit Newsroom - Published - Updated - Section: Policy Regulation
Key points
- EPA set tolerances for carboxin residues on Aug 21, 2026, which affects how farms and labs test produce.
- UPL Delaware Inc. petitioned EPA under the FFDCA; EPA approved and issued a final rule.
- The short record confirms a decision but does not list which crops or the actual residue limits.
- This mainly matters to growers, packers and testing labs; consumers probably will not notice unless it covers a staple crop.
- If you work in procurement or quality, get the full Federal Register notice and EPA docket to see the exact details.
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