In this opinion piece, Alexandra Dunn of CropLife America argues that the Supreme Court needs to restore clarity for American ...

In a comment supporting the petition, 296 state and federal agricultural groups said if states were to seek to impose pesticide health claims on labels that went against EPA findings, it would ...

the EPA approves the pesticide for sale and use in the U.S. The law requires the pesticide come with a label providing a strict set of guidelines for how, when and where to use the pesticide.

In those cases, EPA would specify the mitigations on the general pesticide product label. In other cases, mitigations may only apply in geographically specific areas (referred to as Pesticide Use ...

Arkin said she expects to see the EPA requiring manufacturers to update instruction labels if the agency finds a pesticide has the potential to drift and harm people. That could mean specifying ...

However, if a product is restricted by a state, it is not necessarily so with the EPA. It is important to read the label to know these restrictions. Reading the pesticide label tells us how and ...

While product labels advise restricted entry to fields for 12 hours after DCPA application, the EPA said that evidence ... often face exposure to harmful pesticides while working to feed our ...

Some believe that would mean people would be barred from suing pesticide companies if their products made someone sick or caused other harm, as long as the product had an EPA-approved label.