Circular 10/2019/TT-BNNPTNT List of permissible and banned plant protection drugs

CIRCULAR

ON PROMULGATING THE LIST OF PERMISSIBLE AND BANNED PLANT PROTECTION DRUGS IN VIETNAM

Pursuant to the Government’s Decree No. 15/2017/ND-CP dated February 17, 2017 on defining the functions, tasks, powers and organizational structure of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development;

Pursuant to the Law on Plant Protection and Quarantine No. 41/2013/QH13 dated November 25, 2013;

At the proposal of the Director of Plant Protection Department;

The Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development hereby promulgates the List of permissible and banned plant protection drugs in Vietnam.

Article 1. To promulgate together with this Circular

1. A List of plant protection drugs permitted for use in Vietnam, Appendix I enclosed to this Circular, including:

a) Drugs used in agriculture:

- Insecticides: 850 active ingredients with 1757 trade names.

- Fungicides: 563 active ingredients with 1191 trade names.

- Herbicides: 235 active ingredients with 659 trade names.

- Rodenticides: 8 active ingredients with 26 trade names.

- Growth regulators: 52 active ingredients with 148 trade names.

- Insect baits: 8 active ingredients with 8 trade names.

- Snail pesticides: 33 active ingredients with 153 trade names.

- Supporting substances:  5 active ingredients with 6 trade names.

b) Termiticides: 15 active ingredients with 25 trade names.

c) Forest product preservatives: 7 active ingredients with 8 trade names.

d) Storage disinfectants: 4 active ingredients with 10 trade names.

dd) Agrochemicals for golf courses:

- Fungicides: 2 active ingredients with 2 trade names.

- Herbicides: 1 active ingredients with 1 trade names.

- Growth regulators: 1 active ingredients with 1 trade names.

e) Agrochemicals for seeds:

- Pesticides: 9 active ingredients with 14 trade names.

- Fungicides: 10 active ingredients with 11 trade names.

g) Harvested agricultural product preservatives:

- 01 active ingredients with 01 trade names.

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