G/SPS/N/BRA/1074  
 
16 November 2015  
(15-6036)  Page: 1/3  
Committee on Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures  Original: English  
 
  NOTIFICATION 
1. Notifying Member: BRAZIL 
If applicable, name of local government involved:   
2. Agency responsible: ANVISA - The Brazilian Health Surveillance Agency 
3. Products covered (provide tariff item  number(s) as specified in national 
schedules deposited with the WTO; IC S numbers should be provided in 
addition, where applicable): Foliar application in cultures of chard (11.0mg/kg safety 
security period of 3 days), acerola (5.0mg/k g safety security period of 1 day), lettuce 
(11.0mg/kg safety security period of 3 days), on cotton leaves (0.6mg/kg safety 
security period of 20 days), common chicor y (11.0mg/kg safety security period of 
3 days), garlic (0.05mg/kg safety security period of 7 days), blackberry (5.0mg/kg safety security period of 1 day), banana (0 .1mg/kg safety security period of 1 day), 
potato (0.05mg/kg safety security period of  3 days), eggplant (0.5mg/kg safety security 
period of 3 days), coffee (0.05mg/kg safety security period of 45 days), onion (0.05mg/kg safety security period of 7 days),  carrot (0.1mg/kg safety security period of 
7 days), chicory (11.0mg/kg safety security  period of 3 days), chrysanthemum (non-
food use), spinach (11.0mg/kg safety security  period of 3 days), bean (0.1mg/kg safety 
security period of 14 days), raspberry (5.0mg/kg safety security period of 1 day), sunflower (0.7mg/kg safety security period  of 14 days), scarlet eggplant (0.5mg/kg 
safety security period of 3 days), kiwi fruit (1.0mg/kg safety security period of 7 days), 
mango (1.0mg/kg safety security period of  7 days), passion fruit (1.0mg/kg safety 
security period of 7 days), watermelon (0.5 mg/kg safety security period of 7 days), 
melon (0.5mg/kg safety security period of 7 days), strawberry (5.0mg/kg safety security 
period of 1 day), mustard (11.0mg/kg safety  security period of 3 days), cucumber 
(0.05mg/kg safety security period of 7 days ), pepper (0.5mg/kg safety security period 
of 3 days), green pepper (0.5mg/kg safety se curity period of 3 days), okra (0.5mg/kg 
safety security period of 3 days), rose (non-food use), hog plum (5.0mg/kg safety 
security period of 1 day), soy (0.01mg/kg sa fety security period of 28 days), tomato 
(0.05mg/kg safety security period of 1 day) , grape (3.0mg/kg safety security period of 
21 days) 
4. Regions or countries likely to be affected , to the extent relevant or practicable: 
[X] All trading partners   
[ ] Specific regions or countries:   
5. Title of the notified document: Draft resolution regarding the active ingredient 
B41 BOSCALID of the monograph list of active ingredients for pesticides, household 
cleaning products and wood preservers, published by Resolution - RE n° 165 of 
29 August 2003, Brazilian Official Gazette (DOU Diário Oficial da União) of 2 September 
2003  Language(s): Portuguese  Number of pages: 3 
http://portal.anvisa.gov.br/wps/wcm/connect/739e24804a8eb0138ccabf486c3ae08b/Co
nsulta+P%C3%BAblica+n%C2%B0+99+ GGTOX+atual+1.pdf?MOD=AJPERES G/SPS/N/BRA/1074 
 
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  6. Description of content: Foliar application in cultures of chard (11.0mg/kg safety 
security period of 3 days), acerola (5.0mg/k g safety security period of 1 day), lettuce 
(11.0mg/kg safety security period of 3 days), on cotton leaves (0.6mg/kg safety 
security period of 20 days), common chicor y (11.0mg/kg safety security period of 
3 days), garlic (0.05mg/kg safety security period of 7 days), blackberry (5.0mg/kg safety security period of 1 day), banana (0 .1mg/kg safety security period of 1 day), 
potato (0.05mg/kg safety security period of  3 days), eggplant (0.5mg/kg safety security 
period of 3 days), coffee (0.05mg/kg safety security period of 45 days), onion (0.05mg/kg safety security period of 7 days),  carrot (0.1mg/kg safety security period of 
7 days), chicory (11.0mg/kg safety security  period of 3 days), chrysanthemum (non-
food use), spinach (11.0mg/kg safety security  period of 3 days), bean (0.1mg/kg safety 
security period of 14 days), raspberry (5.0mg/kg safety security period of 1 day), sunflower (0.7mg/kg safety security period  of 14 days), scarlet eggplant (0.5mg/kg 
safety security period of 3 days), kiwi fruit (1.0mg/kg safety security period of 7 days), 
mango (1.0mg/kg safety security period of  7 days), passion fruit (1.0mg/kg safety 
security period of 7 days), watermelon (0.5 mg/kg safety security period of 7 days), 
melon (0.5mg/kg safety security period of 7 days), strawberry (5.0mg/kg safety security 
period of 1 day), mustard (11.0mg/kg safety  security period of 3 days), cucumber 
(0.05mg/kg safety security period of 7 days ), pepper (0.5mg/kg safety security period 
of 3 days), green pepper (0.5mg/kg safety se curity period of 3 days), okra (0.5mg/kg 
safety security period of 3 days), rose (non-food use), hog plum (5.0mg/kg safety 
security period of 1 day), soy (0.01mg/kg sa fety security period of 28 days), tomato 
(0.05mg/kg safety security period of 1 day) , grape (3.0mg/kg safety security period of 
21 days). 
7. Objective and rationale: [X] food safety, [ ] animal health, [ ] plant protection, 
[ ] protect humans from animal/plant pest or disease, [ ] protect territory from 
other damage from pests.   
8. Is there a relevant international st andard? If so, identify the standard:  
[ ] Codex Alimentarius Commission (e.g. title or serial  n u m b e r  o f  C o d e x  
standard or related text)   
[ ] World Organization for Animal Health (OIE) (e.g. Terrestrial or Aquatic 
Animal Health Code, chapter number)    
[ ] International Plant Protection Convention (e.g. ISPM number)    
[X] None 
Does this proposed regulation conform to the relevant international standard?   
[ ] Yes   [ ] No If no, describe, whenever possible, how and why it deviates from the 
international standard:   
9. Other relevant documents and language (s) in which these are available: 
The Brazilian Official Journal (Diário Oficial da União), 12 November 2015, 216th edition, 
Section 1, p. 58. Draft Resolution (Consulta Pública) number 99, 11 November 2015, issued by the Brazilian Health Surveillance Ag ency (ANVISA). When adopted, it will be 
published at the Brazilian Official Journal (available in Portuguese). 
10. Proposed date of adoption (dd/mm/yy) : To be determined after the end of the 
consultation period. 
Proposed date of publication (dd/mm/yy) : To be determined after the end of the 
consultation period. 
11. Proposed date of entry into force: [ ] Six months from date of publication , 
and/or  (dd/mm/yy) : To be determined after the end of the consultation period. 
[ ] Trade facilitating measure   G/SPS/N/BRA/1074 
 
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  12. Final date for comments: [ ] Sixty days from the date of circulation of the 
notification and/or (dd/mm/yy) : 11 December 2015 
Agency or authority designated to hand le comments: [ ] National Notification 
Authority, [X] National Enquiry Point. Address, fax number and e-mail address 
(if available) of other body:  
Patrícia Oliveira Pereira Tagliari 
Tel: +(55 61) 3462 5402/5404/5406 
E-mail: rel@anvisa.gov.br 
13. Text(s) available from: [ ] National Notifi cation Authority, [X] National Enquiry 
Point. Address, fax number and e-mail address (if available) of other body:   
Patrícia Oliveira Pereira Tagliari  
Tel: +(55 61) 3462 5402/5404/5406 
E-mail: rel@anvisa.gov.br