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02561 april 2021 updated approvals these individual approvals have been updated to incorporate the hazard classification system implemeted on 17 may 2021.
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Consolidated EPA Notice
www.epa.govt.nzHazardous Substances (Hazardous Property Controls) Notice 2017 | EPA Consolidation 10 application plot means the part of the application area where the substance is, or is intended to be, directly applied approved filler has the same meaning as in the HSW HS Regulations Authority means the Environmental Protection Authority
Guide to classifying hazardous substances in New Zealand
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Consolidated EPA Notice
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Consolidated EPA Notice
www.epa.govt.nzCommencement This consolidated notice is effective as at 30 April 2021. 3. Application This notice applies to manufacturers, importers, and suppliers of hazardous substances. This notice does not apply in relation to— (a) substances required for the motive power or control of a vehicle, aircraft, or ship, that are
Hazardous Substances (Hazard Classification) Notice 2020
www.epa.govt.nzHazardous Substances (Hazard Classification) Notice 2020 | October 2020 3 Hazardous Substances (Hazard Classification) Notice 2020 This notice is issued by the Environmental Protection Authority (the Authority) under section 74 of the Hazardous Substances and New Organisms Act 1996 (the Act).It is issued in accordance with
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www.epa.govt.nz(b) a list of the ingredients in the product (except colour additives) in concentrations of less than 1% in any order; and (c) colour additives in any order; and (d) flavour or flavours, which must be described in the list of ingredients by: (i) the words, “flavour” or “flavours” or …
Statement of Intent 2019–2023 - EPA
www.epa.govt.nzā Te Mana Rauhī Taiao whakatau i te hononga ake, i te hononga motuhake a Ngāi Māori ki te taiao The unique relationship of Māori to the environment informs EPA decision making The wawata reflects our commitment to respecting Te Tiriti o Waitangi, taking into account tikanga (customs) and kawa (protocol).
Glyphosate in Aotearoa New Zealand - EPA
www.epa.govt.nzOthers pointed out that any chemical is dangerous if used incorrectly, ... the most common herbicides used in Aotearoa New Zealand, and around the world. It was first approved for use in Aotearoa New Zealand in the 1970s. Glyphosate products are sold under a variety of brand names, with Roundup being the most recognisable brand. ...
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