A dealer uses some pesticide from the 55-gallon container it originally came in for his custom application work. What can he do with the rest of the pesticide?
He must either store the remaining pesticide and use it in future applications or dispose of the remaining material as waste. It cannot be sold or added to a bulk storage tank for future sale since it was not sold or distributed to the dealer as bulk pesticide and therefore is not covered by the terms of the bulk pesticide repackaging policy. 29. An agricultural chemical dealership has been reorganized so that person A owns the fertilizer business and person B owns the pesticide business. Person B intends to lease bulk pesticide storage containers from person A to store pesticides and will maintain full ownership of the bulk pesticides stored in these containers. Person A also runs a custom spray application service. 29.a) Assuming person B has an EPA establishment registration and is repackaging bulk product pursuant to the bulk pesticide repackaging policy, does person A have any responsibility to EPA, since he owns but leases the tanks to person B? No, assuming the bulk repackaging
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