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As new pesticide active ingredients come on the market, how does one determine if they are covered by this rule or whether they require treatment?

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As new pesticide active ingredients come on the market, how does one determine if they are covered by this rule or whether they require treatment?

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If the pesticide active ingredient or product is a pesticide as defined in FIFRA regulations (i.e., there is a pesticidal claim made regarding that pesticide active ingredient or product) and the pesticide active ingredient/product will be formulated, packaged, or repackaged into a pesticide product that is not exempted from the rule, then the pesticide active ingredient/product is covered by this rule (see page 57549, 455.40 of the preamble to the final rule in Appendix A for a discussion of pesticidal claim, as well as 40 CFR 152.8, 152.10, and 152.15). Also, the facility must have the potential to discharge wastewater associated with in-scope PFPR production to be covered by these PFPR effluent guidelines. If wastewater containing a new pesticide active ingredient is covered under the rule, treatment technologies can be determined by identifying the technology for a pesticide active ingredient with a similar chemical structure or through treatability testing. If certain chemicals (e

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If the pesticide active ingredient or product is a pesticide as defined in FIFRA regulations (i.e., there is a pesticidal claim made regarding that pesticide active ingredient or product) and the pesticide active ingredient/product will be formulated, packaged, or repackaged into a pesticide product that is not exempted from the rule, then the pesticide active ingredient/product is covered by this rule (see page 57549, ยง455.40 of the preamble to the final rule in Appendix A for a discussion of pesticidal claim, as well as 40 CFR 152.8, 152.10, and 152.15). Also, the facility must have the potential to discharge wastewater associated with in-scope PFPR production to be covered by these PFPR effluent guidelines. If wastewater containing a new pesticide active ingredient is covered under the rule, treatment technologies can be determined by identifying the technology for a pesticide active ingredient with a similar chemical structure or through treatability testing. If certain chemicals (

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