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Label & SDS

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Registration information

  • U.S. EPA Registration number: 5481-154
  • U.S. EPA Status: CANCELLED

Description

'Sbp-1382 - 2 E. C.' is an insecticide and miticide. Its Federal EPA registration number is: 5481-154. It was originally approved by EPA on 15 Jan 1974. Its registration got cancelled on 01 Jun 2011. It has a 'Caution' signal word. It has the following active ingredients: Resmethrin. It's approved for 19 sites including ageratum, aster, azalea, begonia, calendula, chrysanthemum, coleus, food processing plants, fuchsia, and geranium. It is also approved for 5 pests and pest groups including but not limited to flies, gnats, mosquitoes, roaches, and whiteflies.

Original registration date:

  • 15 Jan 1974

Cancellation date:

  • 01 Jun 2011

Alternative names:

  • SBP-1382 - 2 E. C.Active

Registrant:

  • AMVAC CHEMICAL CORPORATION
  • Address:
    4695 Macarthur Court, Suite 1200
    Newport Beach, CA 92660

Active ingredients:

  • Resmethrin 24.3%
  • Other ingredients 75.7%

Signal word:

  • Caution

Product type:

  • Insecticide
  • Miticide

Formulation:

  • Emulsifiable Concentrate

Registered target pests:

  • Flies
  • Gnats
  • Mosquitoes
  • Roaches
  • Whiteflies

Registered target sites:

  • Ageratum (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
  • Aster (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
  • Azalea (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
  • Begonia (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
  • Calendula (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
  • Chrysanthemum (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
  • Coleus (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
  • Food processing plants (indoor edible)
  • Fuchsia (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
  • Geranium (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
  • Industrial plants (indoor edible)
  • Ivy (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
  • Marigold (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
  • Office buildings (indoor edible)
  • Petunia (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
  • Poinsettia (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
  • Roses (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
  • Salvia (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
  • Warehouses (indoor edible)