The Swedish Monitoring of Pesticide Residues in Food of Plant Origin: 2007

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1 Rapport Part 2 The Swedish Monitoring of Residues in Food of Plant Origin: Part 2: Report to Commission and EFSA by Arne Andersson and Gunilla Jansson LIVSMEDELS VERKET NATIONAL FOOD ADMINISTRATION,

2 Omslagsbild: Pixelfactory Produktion: Livsmedelsverket, Box 622 SE Uppsala, Teknisk redaktör: Merethe Andersen Tryck: KPH Trycksaksbolaget AB Uppsala Livsmedelsverkets rapportserie är avsedd för publicering av projektrapporter, metodprövningar, utredningar m m. I serien ingår även reserapporter och konferensmaterial. För innehållet svarar författarna själva. Rapporterna utges i varierande upplagor och tilltrycks i mån av efterfrågan. De kan rekvireras från Livsmedelsverkets kundtjänst tel , fax eller via webbplatsen till självkostnadspris (kopieringskostnad + expeditionsavgift).

3 Rapporter som utgivits 1. Algtoxiner i avsaltat dricksvatten. 2. Nationellt tillsynsprojekt 2006 om livsmedelsmärkning. 3. Indikatorer för bra matvanor av W Becker. 4. Proficiency Testing Food Microbiology, January by C Normark and K Mykkänen. 5. Proficiency Testing Food Chemistry, Nutritional Components of Food, Round N-39 by L Merino and M Åström. 6. Nutrient Analysis of Dairy Foods and Vegetarian Dishes by M Arnemo, S Johansson, L Jorhem, I Mattisson, S Wretling and C Åstrand. 7. Proficiency Testing Food Chemistry, Trace Elements in Food, Round T 14 by C Åstrand and L Jorhem. 8. Riskprofil - Yersinia enterocolitica av S Thisted Lambertz. 9. Riskvärdering av persistenta klorerade och bromerade miljöföroreningar i livsmedel av E Ankarberg, M A, G Concha, P O Darnerud, A Glynn, S Lignell och A Törnkvist. 10. Riskvärdering av metylkvicksilver i fisk av K Petersson- Grawé, G Concha och E Ankarberg. 11. Risk assessment of non-developmental health effects of polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins, polychlorinated dibenzofurans and dioxin-like polychlorinated biphenyls in food by A Hanberg, M Öberg, S Sand, P O Darnerud and A Glynn. 12. Fiskkonsumtion - risk och nytta av W Becker, P O Darnerud och K Petersson-Grawé. 13. Riksprojekt Mögel och mykotoxiner av P Johnsson och A M Thim. 14. Proficiency Testing. Food Microbiology, April by C Normark and K Mykkänen 15. Rapportering av livsmedelskontrollen 2006 av Doris Rosling. 16. Proficiency Testing. Drinking Water Microbiology :1, March by T Šlapokas and C Gunnarsson. 17. Rapportering av dricksvattenkontrollen 2006 av D Rosling. 18. Kontroll av restsubstanser i levande djur och animaliska livsmedel - Resultat 2006 av I Nordlander, H Green och I Nilsson. 19. Lead Extracted from Ceramics under Household Conditions by L Jorhem, P Fjeldal, B Sundström and K Svensson. 20. Proficiency Testing Food Chemistry, Nutritional Components of Food, Round N-40 by L Merino and M Åström. 21. Proficiency Testing Food Chemistry, Vitamins in Foods, Round V-5 by H S Strandler and A Staffas. 22. Proficiency Testing Food Chemistry, Trace Elements in Food, Round T 15 by C Åstrand and L Jorhem. 23. Utökad undersökning av bekämpningsmedelsrester i färska ekologiska frukter och grönsaker slutrapport av P Bergkvist, L Wallin, A Andersson, A Strömberg, M Pearson och A Önell. 24. Proficiency Testing Drinking Water Microbiology, :2 September by T Šlapokas and C Gunnarsson. 25. Proficiency Testing Food Microbiology, October by C Normark and K Mykkänen.

4 Rapporter som utgivits Mikroprofil Nötkreatur. Kartläggning av mikroorganismer på slaktkroppar av M Lindblad. 2. Mögel och mykotoxiner i ris - fokus på basmati och råris av E Fredlund och A M Thim. 3. Proficiency Testing Food Microbiology, January 2008 by C Normark and K Mykkänen. 4. The Swedish Monitoring of Residues in Food of Plant Origin: 2006, EC and National Report by A Andersson, G Jansson and A Jansson. 5. The Swedish Monitoring of Residues in Food of Plant Origin:, Part 2 Report to Commission and EFSA by A Andersson and G Jansson. LIVSMEDELS VERKET NATIONAL FOOD ADMINISTRATION, ISSN

5 The Swedish Monitoring of Residues in Food of Plant Origin: PART II: Report to Commission and EFSA Report concerning Directives 90/642/EEC, 86/362/EEC and Commission Recommendation /225/EC By Arne Andersson and Gunilla Jansson Further information Information about the Swedish monitoring of pesticide in food of plant origin is available from: Arne Andersson National Food Administration Box 622, SE Uppsala, Fax:

6 CONTENTS PART II Report to Commission and EFSA Two page summary 3 Table A1- Part I Table A1-Part II Table A1-Organic Table A2-Part I Table A2-Part II Summary of numbers of, sample origins and results. Surveillance sampling, national and co-ordinated programme Summary of numbers of, sample origins and results. Follow-up enforcement sampling, national and co-ordinated programme Summary of numbers of organic and results. Surveillance and follow-up enforcement sampling, national and co-ordinated programme Summary table of pesticides sought and found, surveillance sampling, fresh and frozen fruit & vegetables, national and co-ordinated programme Summary table of pesticides sought and found, surveillance sampling, cereals, national and co-ordinated programme Table B Notifications of the results of EU co-ordinated programme 14 Table C Table D1 Table D2 Table D3 Table D4 Table E Table G Notification of the results of surveillance sampling of the National programme Details of exceeding EC-s. Surveillance sampling of fresh and frozen fruit, vegetables and cereals, of national and co-ordinated programme Details of exceeding non-harmonised s, including national s. Surveillance sampling of fresh and frozen fruit, vegetables and cereals, national and co-ordinated programme Details of exceeding EC-s. Follow-up enforcement sampling of fresh and frozen fruit, vegetables and cereals, national and coordinated programme Details of exceeding non-harmonised (national)-s. Follow-up enforcement sampling of fresh and frozen fruit, vegetables and cereals, of national and co-ordinated programme Details of with multiple (>2) in single. Surveillance and follow-up enforcement sampling of fresh fruit, vegetables and cereals, national and co-ordinated programme Laboratories: Information about laboratories involved in the monitoring exercise Livsmedelsverkets rapport nr 5/2008 National Food Administration,

7 COUNTRY: TWO-PAGE SUMMARY 1. SUMMARY OF RESULTS In, a total of surveillance of fruits, vegetables, juices, fruit drinks, cereal grains, cereal products and vegetable oils were analysed for of 300 pesticides (354 analytes). National or EU harmonised Residue Limits (EC-s) were exceeded by 65 (4.3 %). In the EU co-ordinated programme 355 were analysed. Ten of these exceeded EC-s for the pesticides that were included in the co-ordinated programme. A total of 264 of cereal grains were analysed. Most of the (72%) contained no but three exceeded the s. No were found in the 44 of foods for infants and young children. In the enforcement sampling 48 of fruits and vegetables were collected and 12 of these exceeded the s. The short-term intake was estimated for all pesticides with an acute reference dose (ARfD) set by EC, EFSA or WHO. The calculation was based on the found in a surveillance (composite) sample and UK consumption data. 2. ORGANISATION OF MONITORING PROGRAMMES AND SAMPLING Responsibilities The National Food Administration (NFA) is the responsible authority for the monitoring of pesticide in foods. Design of the programmes (priorities, targeting, criteria for the percentage of to be taken from the organic sector) The to be collected of each food is risk related and partly linked to the foods consumption rate and takes into account both the amount of domestic production and the amount of imports from EU-countries and third countries. However, the number is also based on the importance of the foodstuff in the diets of infants and young children as well as found in prior. The from the organic sector was roughly dependent on its share of the market and availability on the market. Sampling: personnel, procedures, sampling points Samples collected in accordance with the monitoring programme were defined as surveillance i.e. there were no suspicions about excessive amounts of pesticide in the lots prior to sampling Personnel: Plant inspectors from the National Board of Agriculture collected most of the in accordance with instructions from NFA. Procedures: The sampling was done according to Commission Directive 2002/63/EEC. Each sample was sealed and labelled with a unique sample identity. Sampling points: Fresh fruit and vegetables were sampled at wholesalers' warehouses in the first trade channel. The imported cereal grains were sampled at the port where the shipment was discharged. Samples of domestic produced cereal grains were collected at the milling plants. Most of the of processed or frozen fruit and vegetables, juices, fruit drinks, rice, cereal products and vegetable oils were collected in retail shops or department stores. National Food Administration, Livsmedelsverkets rapport nr 5/2008 3

8 Enforcement action When a surveillance sample contained a pesticide above national or EC- (see uncertainty), the National Food Administration prescribed a condition for the offering for sale or other handling of the food or lot to which the food belonged. The remaining part of the lot, if any, was prohibited for being put on the market. As a follow-up, next lots of the commodity from the grower/exporter were detained and enforcement were collected. 3. Quality assurance Status of accreditation of laboratories; laboratories Both laboratories, National Food Administration (NRL) and Eurofins Food/Agro AB (Official laboratory) are accredited by the Swedish accreditation authority SWEDAC for all analytical methods used for the NFA s official control of pesticide in food of plant origin. Analytical methods used All of fruit and vegetables were analysed by the multi- method M200. By this method, the were extracted with ethyl acetate after addition of sodium hydrogen carbonate. The uncleaned extracts were determined by LC- MS/MS and GC-MS/MS. In all, by using both multi- methods and single methods it was possible to determine 300 pesticides corresponding to 354 analytes. Participation in proficiency tests National Food Administration has participated in two proficiency tests (PTs) organised by EU. Eurofins Food & Agro AB has participated in five PTs organised by EU and 15 PTs organised by FAPAS, UK (Table G). Implementation of EU quality control procedures The EC guidelines SANCO/10232/2006 Quality Control Procedures for Residue Analysis has been fully implemented (Table G). Analytical uncertainty The figures found are compared with the s. If the figures, any correction, are mathematically above the, the sample is defined as an exceeding. However, before any enforcement actions are taken the analytical uncertainty is subtracted from the measured value (95 percent confidence interval). If the corrected figure still exceeds the, enforcement actions could be taken. As a general rule, the figure 50% is used as a default uncertainty for enforcement purposes. 4. OTHER INFORMATION Background on legislation has implemented all EC-s. For a few pesticide/commodity combinations National limits are in force. Details of risk assessment The short-term intake has been calculated for those pesticides that have an ARfD assigned by EC, EFSA or WHO. 4 Livsmedelsverkets rapport nr 5/2008 National Food Administration,

9 Table A1 - Part I. Summary of numbers of, sample origins and results (sum of of national and co-ordinated programme) (pesticides covered by Directives 76/895, 86/362 and 90/642 and by national programmes ) (surveillance sampling only, no follow-up enforcement sampling, including organic produce) country: number of domestic % domestic of total number of from other EU MS % from other EU MS of the total number of Sample origin on imports from TC % from TC of the total with unknown origin % from unknown origin of the total detectable % of total with at or below (national or EC) or for which no is set % of total Results with (national or EC) % of total with exceeding EC-s % of total Sum (certain products of plant origin, incl. fruit, vegetables) , , ,9 1 0, , ,9 62 5,5 61 5,5 Cereals ,9 20 7, ,5 8 3, , ,9 3 1,1 3 1,1 Processed products (other than baby food) , , , , , ,5 0 0,0 0 0,0 Baby food ,3 6 13,6 0 0,0 4 9, ,0 0 0,0 0 0,0 0 0,0

10 Table A1 - Part II. Summary of numbers of, sample origins and results (sum of of national and co-ordinated programme) (pesticides covered by Directives 76/895, 86/362 and 90/642 and by the national programmes) (follow-up enforcement sampling only, no surveillance sampling, including organic produce) country: Sample origin Results domestic % domestic of total from other EU MS % from other EU MS of the total on imports from TC % from TC of the total with unknown origin % from unknown origin of the total detectable % of total with at or below (national or EC) or for which no is set % of total number of with (national or EC) % of total with exceeding EC-s % of total Sum (certain products of plant origin, incl. fruit, vegetables) , , ,8 0 0, , , , ,0 Cereals Processed products (other than baby food) Baby food

11 Table A1 - Organic. Summary of numbers of organic and results (sum of of national and co-ordinated programme) (pesticides covered by Directives 76/895, 86/362 and 90/642 and by national programmes ) (surveillance sampling plus follow-up enforcement sampling) country: Results ORGANIC PRODUCE ONLY detectable % of total with at or below (national or EC) or for which no is set % of total with (national or EC) % of total with exceeding EC-s % of total Sum (certain products of plant origin, incl. fruit, vegetables) ,0 0 0,0 0 0,0 0 0,0 Cereals ,3 1 16,7 0 0,0 0 0,0 Processed products (other than baby food) ,0 0 0,0 0 0,0 0 0,0 Baby food ,0 0 0,0 0 0,0 0 0,0 TOTAL ORGANIC ,0 1 25,0 0 0,0 0 0,0 If a breakdown between of fruit and vegetables, cereals, processed products and baby food is not available, please report in line 18 (cells D, F, H and J) the total. The data in this table should be a sub-st of the data in Table A1-Part I and Part II

12 Table A2 - Part I Fruit and vegetables SUMMARY TABLE OF PESTICIDE SOUGHT AND FOUND Surveillance sampling only (fresh and frozen fruit, vegetables) (pesticides covered by Directives 76/895, 90/642 and by the national programmes) (sum of of national and co-ordinated programme) country: different pesticides* sought: 272 different pesticides* found: 127 Delete Selected Rows % pesticides found from pesticides sought: 46,7 *report pesticides (isomers, metabolites) according to the definition in the EU Directives or national legislation (1) SRM - single methods (contains less than 10 pesticides counted according to the definition) - Please indicate in Column 7 with an "x" if the is detected with a SRM (see Guidance Document for details). (2) The definition for pome fruits, strawberries, blackberries, raspberries, currants, gooseberries, tomatoes and fresh beans (with or withour pods) is Sum of Captan and Folpet (3) The definition for potatoes is Chlorpropham only Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column 6 Column 7 number % with Residue of (MS alternative at or Detected by analysed (mg/kg) definition) with at or above reporting SRM (1) for specific above reporting pesticide Abamectin ,0 0.01/0.05 Acephate ,2 0,010 Acetamiprid ,6 0,010 Acibenzolar-s-methyl ,0 0,010 Aclonifen ,2 0,010 Acrinathrin ,2 0,010 Aldicarb ,0 0,010 Aldrin (Aldrin and Dieldrin combined) ,1 0,010 Anilazine ,0 0,050 Atrazine ,1 0,010 Azinphos-ethyl ,0 0,010 Azinphos-methyl ,5 0,010 Azocyclotin (sum of Azocyclotin and Cyhexatin) 71 0,0 0,050 x Azoxystrobin ,7 0,010 Benalaxyl ,0 0,010 Benomyl (sum of Benomyl and Carbendazim) ,3 0,010 Bentazone ,0 0,010 Bifenthrin ,6 0,010 Binapacryl ,0 0,010 Bitertanol ,6 0,010 Bromophos-ethyl ,0 0,010 Bromopropylate ,9 0,010 Bupirimate ,4 0,010 Buprofezin ,8 0,010 Captafol ,0 0,030 Captan ,7 0,050 Carbaryl ,2 0,010 Carbendazim (see Benomyl) Carbofuran ,3 0,010 Carbon disulphide (see Dithiocarbamates) Carbosulfan ,0 0,010 Carfentrazone-ethyl ,0 0,010 Chlordane (sum of cis- and transchlrdane) ,0 0,010 Chlorfenson ,0 0,010 Chlorfenvinphos ,0 0,010 Chlormequat ,1 0,010 x Chlorobenzilate ,0 0,010 Chlorothalonil ,3 0,010 Chlorpropham ,6 0,010 Chlorpyrifos ,8 0,010 Chlorpyrifos-methyl ,4 0,010 Chlorthal-dimethyl ,0 0,010 Chlozolinate ,0 0,010 Clofentezine ,1 0,010 Clomazone ,0 0,010 Clothianidin ,0 0,010 Cyazofamid ,0 0,010 Cyfluthrin ,2 0,010 Cyhexatin (see Azocyclotin) Cypermethrin ,8 0,010 Cyproconazole ,1 0,010 Cyprodinil ,1 0,010 DDT ,0 0,030 Deltamethrin ,9 0,010 Diazinon ,6 0,010 Dichlobenil ,0 0,010

13 (MS alternative definition) number of analysed for specific pesticide with at or above reporting % with at or above reporting (mg/kg) Dichlorvos ,0 0,010 Dicloran ,4 0,010 Dicofol ,6 0,050 Dieldrin (see Aldrin) Diethofencarb ,0 0,010 Difenoconazole ,4 0,010 Diflubenzuron ,1 0,010 x Dimethoate ,0 0,010 Dimethomorph ,8 0,010 Dinocap 145 0,0 0,010 x Dinoseb 145 0,0 0,010 x Dinoterb 145 0,0 0,010 x Dioxathion ,0 0,010 Diphenylamine ,2 0,010 Diquat ,5 0,010 x Disulfoton ,1 0,010 Dithiocarbamates ,3 0,025 x DNOC 145 0,0 0,010 x Endosulfan ,5 0,010 Endrin ,0 0,010 Epoxiconazole ,1 0,010 Ethion ,3 0,010 Ethofumesate ,0 0,010 Ethoprophos ,0 0,010 Ethoxyquin ,5 0,050 x Etofenprox ,1 0,010 Famoxadone ,4 0,010 Fenamiphos ,0 0,010 Fenarimol ,0 0,010 Fenazaquin ,0 0,010 Fenbuconazole ,4 0,010 Fenbutatin oxide ,8 0,050 x Fenchlorphos ,0 0,010 Fenhexamid ,6 0,010 Fenitrothion ,2 0,010 Fenoxycarb ,2 0,010 Fenpropathrin ,4 0,010 Fenthion ,3 0,010 Fenvalerate and Esfenvalerate ,0 0,010 Fipronil ,1 0,010 Fluazifop-P-butyl ,0 0,010 Fluazinam ,0 0,010 Flucythrinate ,0 0,010 Fludioxonil ,6 0,010 x Flufenoxuron ,4 0,010 x Fluquinconazole ,0 0,010 Flusilazole ,3 0,010 Folpet ,1 0,050 Formothion ,0 0,010 Furathiocarb ,0 0,010 Heptachlor ,0 0,010 Hexachlorobenzene ,0 0,010 Hexachlorocyclohexane (HCH) (alphaisomer) ,0 0,010 Hexachlorocyclohexane (HCH) (betaisomer) ,0 0,010 Hexachlorocyclohexane (HCH) (sum of isomers, except the gamma isomer) ,0 0,010 Hexythiazox ,7 0,010 Imazalil ,5 0,010 Imidacloprid ,7 0,010 Iprodione ,3 0,010 Iprovalicarb ,2 0,010 Isoproturon ,0 0,010 Kresoxim-methyl ,1 0,010 Lambda-Cyhalothrin ,0 0,010 Lindane (Gamma-isomer of Hexachlorociclohexane (HCH)) ,0 0,010 Linuron ,0 0,010 Lufenuron ,4 0,010 x Malathion ,0 0,010 Maleic hydrazide 20 0,0 1,000 x Maneb (see Dithiocarbamates) Mancozeb (see Dithiocarbamates) Mecarbam ,0 0,010 Mepiquat 39 0,0 0,010 x Metalaxyl (including Metalaxyl-M) ,1 0,010 Methabenzthiazuron ,0 0,010 Methamidophos ,0 0,010 Methidathion ,3 0,010 Residue Detected by SRM (1)

14 (MS alternative definition) number of analysed for specific pesticide with at or above reporting % with at or above reporting (mg/kg) Methiocarb ,6 0,010 Methomyl ,3 0,010 Methoxychlor ,0 0,010 Metiram (see Dithiocarbamates) Metribuzin ,0 0,010 Mevinphos ,0 0,010 Monocrotophos ,2 0,010 Myclobutanil ,3 0,010 Napropamide ,0 0,010 Nitrofen ,0 0,010 Omethoate (see Dimethoate) Oxadixyl ,1 0,010 Oxamyl ,4 0,010 Oxydemeton-methyl ,0 0,010 Parathion ,2 0,010 Parathion-methyl ,1 0,010 Penconazole ,6 0,010 Pencycuron ,0 0,010 Pendimethalin ,4 0,010 Phenothrin ,0 0,010 Phorate ,2 0,010 Phosalone ,0 0,010 Phosmet ,4 0,010 Phosphamidon ,0 0,010 Phosphides (see Phosphines) Pirimicarb ,9 0,010 Pirimiphos-methyl ,0 0,010 Prochloraz ,0 0,010 Procymidone ,0 0,010 Profenofos ,6 0,010 Propamocarb ,3 0,010 Propaquizafop ,0 0,010 Propargite ,7 0,010 Propiconazole ,4 0,010 Propoxur ,0 0,010 Propyzamide ,1 0,010 Prosulfocarb ,0 0,010 Pyrazophos ,0 0,010 Pyridaben ,3 0,010 Pyrimethanil ,6 0,010 Pyriproxyfen ,3 0,010 Quinalphos ,0 0,010 Quinoxyfen ,4 0,010 Quintozene ,0 0,010 Quizalofop ,0 0,010 Simazine ,0 0,010 Spinosad ,6 0,010 Spiroxamine ,3 0,010 tau-fluvalinate ,1 0,010 Tebuconazole ,9 0,010 Tebufenozide ,3 0,010 Tebufenpyrad ,1 0,010 Tecnazene ,0 0,010 Teflubenzuron 145 0,0 0,010 x TEPP ,0 0,010 Tepraloxydim ,0 0,010 Terbufos ,0 0,010 Terbuthylazine ,1 0,010 Tetraconazole ,4 0,010 Tetradifon ,4 0,010 Thiabendazole ,9 0,010 Thiamethoxam ,5 0,010 Thiophanate-methyl ,5 0,010 Tolclofos-methyl ,0 0,010 Tolylfluanid ,9 0,010 Triadimefon ,0 0,010 Triadimenol (see Triadimefon) Trichlorfon ,2 0,010 Trifloxystrobin ,4 0,010 Triflumizole ,2 0,010 Triflumuron ,4 0,010 x Vinclozolin ,4 0,010 Aminocarb , Aspon , Bendiocarb , Beta-cyfluthrin , Biphenyl , Bromophos , Butocarboxim, sum , Butoxycarboxim , Residue Detected by SRM (1)

15 (MS alternative definition) number of analysed for specific pesticide with at or above reporting % with at or above reporting (mg/kg) Cadusafos , Carbophenothion , Chinomethionat , Chlorbromuron ,1 0,010 Chlordimeform ,0 0.1 Chlorfluazuron 145 0, x Chlormephos , Chloropropylate , Cyanazine , Cyanofenphos , Cyanophos , Demeton-S-methyl , Demeton-S-methyl-sulfone , Desmetryn , Dialifos , Dichlofluanid , Dicrotophos , Dinobuton , Diphenamid , Ditalimfos , EPN , Esfenvalerate , Ethiofencarb, sum , Etrimfos , Fenothrin , Fenpiclonil ,0 0,010 Fenson , Fensulfothion , Fonofos , Furalaxyl , Heptachloroepoxide , Heptenophos , Hexaflumuron 145 0, x Hexazinone , Iodofenphos , Isofenphos, sum , Isoprocarb , Isopropalin , Leptophos , Mephosfolan , Orthophenylphenol , Oxamyl Oxime , Oxydisulfoton , Pentachlorbenzen , Pentachloroaniline , Pentachloroanisole , Permethrin , Phenthoate , Piperonyl Butoxide , Pirimiphos-ethyl , Promecarb , Propetamphos , Propham , Prothiofos , Pyraclofos , Sulfentrazone ,0 0,010 Sulfotep , TCNB , Terbutryn , Tetrachlorvinphos ,0 0,010 Tetrasul , Thiometon , Thionazin , Triamiphos , Triazamate , Triazophos , Tribromophenol, 2,4, , Trichloronat , Trimethacarb, sum , Vamidothion, sum , Residue Detected by SRM (1)

16 Table A2 - II Cereals SUMMARY TABLE OF PESTICIDE SOUGHT AND FOUND Surveillance sampling only (cereals) (pesticides covered by Directive 86/362 and by the national programmes) (sum of of national and co-ordinated programme) country: different pesticides* sought: 103 different pesticides* found: 14 % pesticides found from pesticides sought: 13,6 Delete Selected Rows *report pesticides (isomers, metabolites) according to the definition in the EU Directives or national legislation (1) SRM - single methods (contains less than 10 pesticides counted according to the definition) - Please indicate in Column 7 with an "x" if the is detected with a SRM (see Guidance Document for details). Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column 6 Column 7 (MS alternative definition) number of analysed for specific pesticide with at or above reporting % with at or above reporting (mg/kg) 2,4,5-T 263 0,0 0,010 2,4-D 263 0,0 0,010 Acephate 263 0,0 0,010 Aldicarb 263 0,0 0,010 Aldrin 228 0,0 0,010 Azinphos-ethyl 228 0,0 0,010 Azinphos-methyl 228 0,0 0,010 Azoxystrobin 263 0,0 0,010 Benomyl 263 0,0 0,010 Bentazone 263 0,0 0,010 Bitertanol 263 0,0 0,010 Bromide ion ,4 5,000 x Bromophos-ethyl 228 0,0 0,010 Bromoxynil 263 0,0 0,010 Carbaryl 263 0,0 0,010 Carbendazim (see Benomyl) Chlordane 228 0,0 0,010 Chlorfenvinphos 263 0,0 0,010 Chlormequat ,9 0,010 x Chlorothalonil 228 0,0 0,010 Chlorpyrifos 228 0,0 0,010 Chlorpyrifos-methyl 228 0,0 0,010 Cyfluthrin 228 0,0 0,010 Cypermethrin ,3 0,010 DDT 228 0,0 0,010 Deltamethrin ,4 0,010 Diazinon 263 0,0 0,010 Dichlorprop 263 0,0 0,010 Dichlorvos 263 0,0 0,010 Dieldrin (see Aldrin) Difenoconazole 263 0,0 0,010 Dimethoate 263 0,0 0,010 Disulfoton 263 0,0 0,010 Endosulfan 228 0,0 0,010 Famoxadone 263 0,0 0,010 Fenbuconazole 263 0,0 0,010 Fenitrothion 228 0,0 0,010 Fenpropidin 263 0,0 0,010 Fenpropimorph 263 0,0 0,010 Fenthion 263 0,0 0,010 Fenvalerate and Esfenvalerate ,4 0,010 Fipronil 228 0,0 0,010 Florasulam 263 0,0 0,010 Fluroxypyr 263 0,0 0,010 Flusilazole 263 0,0 0,010 Fuberidazole 263 0,0 0,010 Glyphosate ,7 0,010 x Hexachlorobenzene 228 0,0 0,010 Residue detected by SRM (1)

17 (MS alternative definition) number of analysed for specific pesticide with at or above reporting % with at or above reporting (mg/kg) Hexachlorociclohexane (HCH) (alpha-isomer) 228 0,0 0,010 Hexachlorociclohexane (HCH) (beta-isomer) 228 0,0 0,010 Hexachlorocyclohexane (HCH) (sum of isomers, except the gamma isomer) 228 0,0 0,010 Hexaconazole 263 0,0 0,010 Hydrogen phosphide ,6 0,050 x Imazalil 263 0,0 0,010 Imidacloprid 263 0,0 0,010 Ioxynil 263 0,0 0,010 Iprodione 228 0,0 0,010 Isoxaben 263 0,0 0,010 Lambda-Cyhalothrin 228 0,0 0,010 Lindane (Gamma-isomer) 263 0,0 0,010 Linuron 263 0,0 0,010 Malathion ,9 0,010 MCPA and MCPB 263 0,0 0,010 Mecoprop 263 0,0 0,010 Mepiquat ,6 0,010 x Metalaxyl 263 0,0 0,010 Methamidophos 263 0,0 0,010 Methidathion 263 0,0 0,010 Methomyl 263 0,0 0,010 Methoprene 263 0,0 0,010 Nitrofen 228 0,0 0,010 Omethoate (see Dimethoate) Oxydemeton-methyl 263 0,0 0,010 Parathion 228 0,0 0,010 Parathion-methyl 228 0,0 0,010 Phosphides (see Phosphines) Pirimicarb 263 0,0 0,010 Pirimiphos-methyl ,8 0,010 Prochloraz 263 0,0 0,010 Procymidone 228 0,0 0,010 Propiconazole ,4 0,010 Prosulfocarb 263 0,0 0,010 Prothioconazole 263 0,0 0,010 Pyraclostrobin 263 0,0 0,010 Pyrazophos 263 0,0 0,010 Pyrethrins ,4 0,010 Spiroxamine 263 0,0 0,010 Tebuconazole 263 0,0 0,010 Thiabendazole 263 0,0 0,010 Thiodicarb (see Methomyl) Thiophanate-methyl ,8 0,010 Triadimefon 263 0,0 0,010 Triadimenol (see Triadimefon) Tribenuron-methyl 263 0,0 0,010 Trinexapac 263 0,0 0,010 Vinclozolin 228 0,0 0,010 AMPA 78 0,0 0,010 x Bromophos-methyl 228 0,0 0,010 Ethrimphos 228 0,0 0,010 Cyanazine 263 0,0 0,010 Demeton-S-methyl 263 0,0 0,010 Ethrimphos 228 0,0 0,010 Flamprop 263 0,0 0,010 Isophenfos 228 0,0 0,010 Oxydisulfoton 263 0,0 0,010 Phermetrin 228 0,0 0,010 Piperonyl Butoxide ,2 0,010 Thiometon 263 0,0 0,010 Thiometon-sulphone 263 0,0 0,010 2,4,6-Thrichlorophenol 263 0,0 0,010 Residue detected by SRM (1)

18 Table B. Apples Notifications of the results of EU co-ordinated programme Product group: Pome Fruit country: Note, if any: analysed: 135 With above (EC+national): 7 Without detectable : 19 With above EC-: 7 With detectable at or below 109 With above national : 0 ( definition according to Regulation 396/2005 on EU s) Samples with quantifiable in classes up to and including (in mg/kg) found with Acephate ,010 0,02 EC Acetamiprid , ,046 0,10 EC Aldicarb ,010 0,02 EC Azinphos-methyl , ,290 0,05 EC Azoxystrobin ,010 0,05 EC Benomyl , , ,20 EC Bifenthrin , ,065 2,00 EC Bromopropylate , ,029 2 EC Bupirimate , ,025 W Buprofezin ,010 W Captan (sum of Captan and Folpet) , ,610 3,00 EC Carbaryl , , ,05 EC Carbedazim (see Benomyl) 0 Chlormequat 0 Chlorothalonil ,010 1,00 EC Chlorpropham ,010 0,05 EC Chlorpyrifos , ,300 0,50 EC Chlorpyrifos-methyl ,010 0,50 EC Cypermethrin ,010 1,00 EC Cyprodinil ,010 W Deltamethrin (cis-deltamethrin) ,010 0,10 EC Diazinon , ,190 0,3 EC Dichlofluanid ,010 5,00 EC Dichlorvos ,010 0,10 EC Source of (**)

19 ( definition according to Regulation 396/2005 on EU s) Samples with quantifiable in classes up to and including (in mg/kg) found with Dicofol ,050 0,02 EC Dimethoate ,010 0,02 EC Diphenylamine , ,760 5,00 EC Dithiocarbamates , ,745 3,00 EC Endosulfan , ,012 0,05 EC Fenhexamid ,010 0,05 EC Fenitrothion , , ,01 EC Fludioxonil ,010 W Folpet (see Captan) 0 Hexythiazox , ,016 W Imazalil , ,024 5,00 EC Imidacloprid ,010 W Indoxacarb ) 0 W Iprodione , ,100 5,00 EC Iprovalicarb ,010 0,05 EC Kresoxim-methyl ,010 0,20 EC Lambda-Cyhalothrin , , ,10 EC Malathion ,010 0,50 EC Mepanipyrim 0 W Metalaxyl ,010 1,00 EC Methamidophos ,010 0,01 EC Methidathion ,010 0,02 EC Methiocarb ,010 0,10 N Methomyl ,010 0,20 EC Myclobutanil , ,024 0,50 EC Omethoate (see Dimethoate) 0 Oxamyl ,010 0,01 EC Oxydemeton-methyl ,010 0,02 EC Parathion ,010 0,05 EC Penconazole , ,040 0,20 EC Phosalone ,010 2,00 EC Pirimicarb , ,071 0,50 0 Pirimiphos-methyl ,010 0,05 EC Prochloraz ,010 0,05 EC Procymidone ,010 0,02 EC Profenofos ,010 0,05 EC Propargite , ,240 W Pyrethrins 0 1,00 EC Source of (**)

20 ( definition according to Regulation 396/2005 on EU s) Samples with quantifiable in classes up to and including (in mg/kg) found with Pyrimethanil , ,500 W Pyriproxyfen , ,028 W Quinoxyfen ,010 0,02 EC Spiroxamine ,010 0,05 EC Tebuconazole ,010 W Tebufenozide , ,066 W Thiabendazole , ,250 5,00 EC Thiodicarb (see Methomyl) 0 Thiophanate-methyl , , ,50 EC Tolclofos-methyl ,010 W Tolylfluanid , ,120 3,00 N Triadimefon ,010 0,20 EC Triadimenol (see Triadimefon) 0 Vinclozolin , ,077 1,00 EC Source of (**) i.e column "0.02" includes the range from mg/kg up to mg/kg (**) Please use the following abbreviations for the Source of s: E = EC, N = National, W = Without (1) Dithiocarbamates, expressed as CS 2, including maneb, mancozeb, metiram, propineb, thiram and ziram. The s expressed as CS2 can arise from different dithiocarbamates and X therefore they do not reflect a single Good Agricultural Practice (GAP). It is therefore not appropriate to use these s to check compliance with a GAP.

21 Table B. Head cabbage Notifications of the results of EU co-ordinated programme Product group: Brassica Vegetables Note, if any: country: analysed: 17 With above (EC+national): 0 Without detectable : 16 With above EC-: 0 With detectable at or below 1 With above national : 0 ( definition according to Regulation 396/2005 on EU s) Samples with quantifiable in classes up to and including (in mg/kg) found with Acephate ,010 2,00 EC Acetamiprid ,010 W Aldicarb ,010 0,02 EC Azinphos-methyl ,010 0,05 EC Azoxystrobin ,010 0,30 EC Benomyl ,010 0,01 EC Bifenthrin ,010 1,00 EC Bromopropylate ,010 1 EC Bupirimate ,010 W Buprofezin ,010 W Captan (1) ,050 0,10 EC Carbaryl ,010 0,05 EC Carbedazim (see Benomyl) 0 Chlormequat 0 Chlorothalonil ,010 3,00 EC Chlorpropham ,010 0,05 EC Chlorpyrifos ,010 1,00 EC Chlorpyrifos-methyl ,010 0,05 EC Cypermethrin ,010 0,50 EC Cyprodinil ,010 W Deltamethrin (cis-deltamethrin) ,010 0,10 EC Diazinon ,010 0,02 EC Dichlofluanid ,010 5,00 EC Dichlorvos ,010 0,10 EC Dicofol ,050 0,02 EC Dimethoate ,010 1,00 EC Source of (**)

22 ( definition according to Regulation 396/2005 on EU s) Samples with quantifiable in classes up to and including (in mg/kg) found with Diphenylamine ,010 0,05 EC Dithiocarbamates 0 1,00 EC Endosulfan ,010 0,05 EC Fenhexamid ,010 0,05 EC Fenitrothion ,010 0,01 EC Fludioxonil ,010 W Folpet (1) ,050 0,10 EC Hexythiazox ,010 W Imazalil ,010 0,02 EC Imidacloprid ,010 W Indoxacarb 0 W Iprodione ,010 5,00 EC Iprovalicarb ,010 0,05 EC Kresoxim-methyl ,010 0,05 EC Lambda-Cyhalothrin ,010 0,20 EC Malathion ,010 3,00 EC Mepanipyrim 0 W Metalaxyl , ,012 0,05 EC Methamidophos ,010 0,50 EC Methidathion ,010 0,02 EC Methiocarb ,010 0,10 N Methomyl ,010 0,05 EC Myclobutanil ,010 0,02 EC Omethoate (see Dimethoate) 0 Oxamyl ,010 0,01 EC Oxydemeton-methyl ,010 0,05 EC Parathion ,010 0,05 EC Penconazole ,010 0,05 EC Phosalone ,010 1,00 EC Pirimicarb ,010 0,50 N Pirimiphos-methyl ,010 0,05 EC Prochloraz ,010 0,05 EC Procymidone ,010 0,02 EC Profenofos ,010 0,05 EC Propargite ,010 W Pyrethrins 0 1,00 EC Pyrimethanil ,010 W Pyriproxyfen ,010 W Source of (**)

23 ( definition according to Regulation 396/2005 on EU s) Samples with quantifiable in classes up to and including (in mg/kg) found with Quinoxyfen ,010 0,02 EC Spiroxamine ,010 0,05 EC Tebuconazole ,010 W Tebufenozide ,010 W Thiabendazole ,010 0,05 EC Thiodicarb (see Methomyl) 0 Thiophanate-methyl ,010 0,10 EC Tolclofos-methyl ,010 W Tolylfluanid ,010 3,00 N Triadimefon ,010 0,10 EC Triadimenol (see Triadimefon) 0 Vinclozolin ,050 0,05 EC i.e column "0.02" includes the range from mg/kg up to mg/kg (**) Please use the following abbreviations for the Source of s: E = EC, N = National, W = Without (1) Depending on the sampling date, the definition considered at MS might be different from the one proposed in column B as EU provisions (new definition) become applicable at MS in May. Please indicate the definition the refers to. Source of (**)

24 Table B. Leek Notifications of the results of EU co-ordinated programme Product group: Stem Vegetables Note, if any: country: analysed: 20 With above (EC+national): 0 Without detectable : 10 With above EC-: 0 With detectable at or below 10 With above national : 0 ( definition according to Regulation 396/2005 on EU s) Samples with quantifiable in classes up to and including (in mg/kg) found with Acephate ,010 0,02 EC Acetamiprid ,010 W Aldicarb ,010 0,02 EC Azinphos-methyl ,010 0,05 EC Azoxystrobin ,010 0,10 EC Benomyl ,010 0,01 EC Bifenthrin ,010 0,05 EC Bromopropylate ,010 0,05 EC Bupirimate ,010 W Buprofezin ,010 W Captan (1) ,050 2,00 EC Carbaryl ,010 0,05 EC Carbedazim (see Benomyl) 0 Chlormequat 0 Chlorothalonil , ,220 10,00 EC Chlorpropham ,010 0,05 EC Chlorpyrifos ,010 0,05 EC Chlorpyrifos-methyl ,010 0,05 EC Cypermethrin , ,170 0,50 EC Cyprodinil ,010 W Deltamethrin , ,012 0,20 EC Diazinon ,010 0,5 EC Dichlofluanid ,010 5,00 EC Dichlorvos ,010 0,10 EC Dicofol ,050 0,02 EC Dimethoate ) ,010 0,02 EC Source of (**)

25 ( definition according to Regulation 396/2005 on EU s) Samples with quantifiable in classes up to and including (in mg/kg) found with Diphenylamine ,010 0,05 EC Dithiocarbamates 0 3,00 EC Endosulfan ,010 0,05 EC Fenhexamid ,010 0,05 EC Fenitrothion ,010 0,01 EC Fludioxonil 0 W Folpet (1) ,050 0,02 EC Hexythiazox ,010 W Imazalil ,010 0,02 EC Imidacloprid ,010 W Indoxacarb 0 W Iprodione ,010 0,02 EC Iprovalicarb ,010 0,05 EC Kresoxim-methyl , ,024 5,00 EC Lambda-Cyhalothrin ,010 0,30 EC Malathion ,00 EC Mepanipyrim 0 W Metalaxyl ,010 0,20 EC Methamidophos ,010 0,01 EC Methidathion ,010 0,02 EC Methiocarb , ,027 0,10 N Methomyl ,010 0,05 EC Myclobutanil ,010 0,02 EC Omethoate (see Dimethoate) 0 Oxamyl ,010 0,01 EC Oxydemeton-methyl ,010 0,02 EC Parathion ,010 0,05 EC Penconazole ,010 0,05 EC Phosalone ,010 1,00 EC Pirimicarb ,010 0,50 N Pirimiphos-methyl ,010 0,05 EC Prochloraz ,010 0,05 EC Procymidone ,010 0,02 EC Profenofos ,010 0,05 EC Propargite ,010 W Pyrethrins 0 1,00 EC Pyrimethanil ,010 W Pyriproxyfen ,010 W Quinoxyfen ,010 0,02 EC Spiroxamine ,010 0,05 EC Source of (**)

26 ( definition according to Regulation 396/2005 on EU s) Samples with quantifiable in classes up to and including (in mg/kg) found with Tebuconazole , ,041 W Tebufenozide ,010 W Thiabendazole ,010 0,05 EC Thiodicarb (see Methomyl) 0 Thiophanate-methyl ,010 0,10 EC Tolclofos-methyl ,010 W Tolylfluanid ,010 3,00 N Triadimefon ,010 0,10 EC Triadimenol (see Triadimefon) 0 Vinclozolin ,050 0,05 EC i.e column "0.02" includes the range from mg/kg up to mg/kg (**) Please use the following abbreviations for the Source of s: E = EC, N = National, W = Without (1) Depending on the sampling date, the definition considered at MS might be different from the one proposed in column B as EU provisions (new definition) become applicable at MS in May. Please indicate the definition the refers to. (2) Dithiocarbamates, expressed as CS2, including maneb, mancozeb, metiram, propineb, thiram and ziram. The s expressed as CS2 can arise from different dithiocarbamates and therefore they do not reflect a single Good Agricultural Practice (GAP). It is therefore not appropriate to use these s to check compliance with a GAP. Source of (**)

27 Table B. Lettuce Notifications of the results of EU co-ordinated programme Product group: Leafy Vegetables Note, if any: country: analysed: 28 With above (EC+national): 0 Without detectable : 17 With above EC-: 0 With detectable at or below 11 With above national : 0 ( definition according to Regulation 396/2005 on EU s) Samples with quantifiable in classes up to and including (in mg/kg) found with Acephate ,010 1,00 EC Acetamiprid , ,017 W Aldicarb ,010 0,02 EC Azinphos-methyl ,010 0,05 EC Azoxystrobin , ,014 3,00 EC Benomyl ,010 0,10 EC Bifenthrin ,010 2,00 EC Bromopropylate ,010 0,05 EC Bupirimate ,010 W Buprofezin ,010 W Captan (1) ,050 2,00 EC Carbaryl ,010 0,05 EC Carbendazim Chlormequat 0 Chlorothalonil ,010 0,01 EC Chlorpropham ,010 0,05 EC Chlorpyrifos ,010 0,05 EC Chlorpyrifos-methyl ,010 0,05 EC Cypermethrin ,010 2,00 EC Cyprodinil ,010 W Deltamethrin , ,039 0,50 EC Diazinon ,010 0,02 EC Dichlofluanid ,010 10,00 EC Dichlorvos ,010 0,10 EC Source of (**)

28 ( definition according to Regulation 396/2005 on EU s) Samples with quantifiable in classes up to and including (in mg/kg) found with Dicofol ,050 1,00 EC Dimethoate ,010 0,02 EC Diphenylamine ,010 0,05 EC Dithiocarbamates 4 4 0,025 3,00 EC Endosulfan ,010 0,50 EC Fenhexamid , ,079 1,00 EC Fenitrothion ,010 0,01 EC Fludioxonil 6 3 0, ,092 W Folpet (see Captan) 0 Hexythiazox , ,063 0,10 N Imazalil , ,012 0,50 EC Imidacloprid ,010 0,30 N Indoxacarb 0 W Iprodione , ,240 5,00 EC Iprovalicarb ,010 1,00 EC Kresoxim-methyl ,010 0,50 EC Lambda-Cyhalothrin ,010 0,10 EC Malathion ,010 3,00 EC Mepanipyrim 0 W Metalaxyl ,010 0,20 EC Methamidophos ,010 0,50 EC Methidathion ,010 0,02 EC Methiocarb ,010 0,10 N Methomyl ,010 0,50 EC Myclobutanil ,010 0,30 EC Omethoate (see Dimethoate) 0 Oxamyl ,010 0,02 EC Oxydemeton-methyl ,010 0,02 EC Parathion ,010 0,05 EC Penconazole ,010 0,05 EC Phosalone ,010 1,00 EC Pirimicarb ,010 0,50 N Pirimiphos-methyl ,010 1,00 EC Prochloraz ,010 0,05 EC Procymidone , ,098 2,00 EC Profenofos ,010 0,05 EC Propargite ,010 W Pyrethrins 0 1,00 EC Pyrimethanil , ,250 0,50 N Pyriproxyfen , ,062 0,30 N Source of (**)

29 ( definition according to Regulation 396/2005 on EU s) Samples with quantifiable in classes up to and including (in mg/kg) found with Quinoxyfen ,010 0,02 EC Spiroxamine ,010 0,05 EC Tebuconazole ,010 W Tebufenozide ,010 W Thiabendazole ,010 0,05 EC Thiodicarb 0 Thiophanate-methyl ,010 2,00 EC Tolclofos-methyl ,010 W Tolylfluanid , ,047 3,00 N Triadimefon ,010 0,30 EC Triadimenol 0 Vinclozolin , ,046 0,05 EC Source of (**) i.e column "0.02" includes the range from mg/kg up to mg/kg (**) Please use the following abbreviations for the Source of s: E = EC, N = National, W = Without (1) Dithiocarbamates, expressed as CS2, including maneb, mancozeb, metiram, propineb, thiram and ziram. The s expressed as CS2 can arise from different dithiocarbamates and therefore they do not reflect a single Good Agricultural Practice.

30 Table B. Tomatoes Notifications of the results of EU co-ordinated programme Product group: Fruiting Veg. country: Note, if any: analysed: 49 With above (EC+national): 0 Without detectable : 28 With above EC-: 0 With detectable at or below 21 With above national : 0 ( definition according to Regulation 396/2005 on EU s) Samples with quantifiable in classes up to and including (in mg/kg) found with Acephate ,010 0,50 EC Acetamiprid , ,014 W Aldicarb ,010 0,02 EC Azinphos-methyl ,010 0,05 EC Azoxystrobin , ,120 2,00 EC Benomyl 0 0,05 EC Bifenthrin , ,170 0,20 EC Bromopropylate ,010 1 EC Bupirimate , ,024 W Buprofezin ,010 W Captan ,050 3,00 EC Carbaryl ,010 0,05 EC Carbedazim (see Benomyl) ,010 Chlormequat 9 9 0,010 0,05 EC Chlorothalonil , ,180 2,00 EC Chlorpropham ,010 0,05 EC Chlorpyrifos ,010 0,50 EC Chlorpyrifos-methyl ,010 0,50 EC Cypermethrin , ,050 0,50 EC Cyprodinil , ,079 W Deltamethrin ,010 0,20 EC Diazinon ,010 0,5 EC Dichlofluanid ,010 5,00 EC Dichlorvos ,010 0,10 EC Source of (**)

31 ( definition according to Regulation 396/2005 on EU s) Samples with quantifiable in classes up to and including (in mg/kg) found with Dicofol ,050 1,00 EC Dimethoate ,010 0,02 EC Diphenylamine ,010 0,05 EC Dithiocarbamates 4 4 0,025 3,00 EC Endosulfan ,010 0,50 EC Fenhexamid , ,079 1,00 EC Fenitrothion ,010 0,01 EC Fludioxonil 6 3 0, ,092 W Folpet (see Captan) 0 Hexythiazox , ,063 0,10 N Imazalil , ,012 0,50 EC Imidacloprid ,010 0,30 N Indoxacarb 0 W Iprodione , ,240 5,00 EC Iprovalicarb ,010 1,00 EC Kresoxim-methyl ,010 0,50 EC Lambda-Cyhalothrin ,010 0,10 EC Malathion ,010 3,00 EC Mepanipyrim 0 W Metalaxyl ,010 0,20 EC Methamidophos ,010 0,50 EC Methidathion ,010 0,02 EC Methiocarb ,010 0,10 N Methomyl ,010 0,50 EC Myclobutanil ,010 0,30 EC Omethoate (see Dimethoate) 0 Oxamyl ,010 0,02 EC Oxydemeton-methyl ,010 0,02 EC Parathion ,010 0,05 EC Penconazole ,010 0,05 EC Phosalone ,010 1,00 EC Pirimicarb ,010 0,50 N Pirimiphos-methyl ,010 1,00 EC Prochloraz ,010 0,05 EC Procymidone , ,098 2,00 EC Profenofos ,010 0,05 EC Propargite ,010 W Pyrethrins 0 1,00 EC Pyrimethanil , ,250 0,50 N Pyriproxyfen , ,062 0,30 N Source of (**)

32 ( definition according to Regulation 396/2005 on EU s) Samples with quantifiable in classes up to and including (in mg/kg) found with Quinoxyfen ,010 0,02 EC Spiroxamine ,010 0,05 EC Tebuconazole ,010 W Tebufenozide ,010 W Thiabendazole ,010 0,05 EC Thiodicarb 0 Thiophanate-methyl ,010 2,00 EC Tolclofos-methyl ,010 W Tolylfluanid , ,047 3,00 N Triadimefon ,010 0,30 EC Triadimenol 0 Vinclozolin , ,046 0,05 EC Source of (**) i.e column "0.02" includes the range from mg/kg up to mg/kg (**) Please use the following abbreviations for the Source of s: E = EC, N = National, W = Without (1) Dithiocarbamates, expressed as CS2, including maneb, mancozeb, metiram, propineb, thiram and ziram. The s expressed as CS2 can arise from different dithiocarbamates and therefore they do not reflect a single Good Agricultural Practice.

33 Table B. Peaches Notifications of the results of EU co-ordinated programme Product group: Stone Fruits country: Note, if any: analysed: 42 With above (EC+national): 2 Without detectable : 13 With above EC-: 2 With detectable at or below 27 With above national : 0 ( definition according to Regulation 396/2005 on EU s) Samples with quantifiable in classes up to and including (in mg/kg) found with Acephate ,010 0,20 EC Acetamiprid ,010 W Aldicarb ,010 0,02 EC Azinphos-methyl , ,120 0,05 EC Azoxystrobin ,010 0,05 EC Benomyl , ,046 0,20 EC Bifenthrin , ,015 0,20 EC Bromopropylate ,010 0,05 EC Bupirimate ,010 W Buprofezin ,010 W Captan (1) ,050 2,00 EC Carbaryl ,010 0,05 EC Carbedazim (see Benomyl) 0 Chlormequat 0 Chlorothalonil ,010 1,00 EC Chlorpropham ,010 0,05 EC Chlorpyrifos , ,100 0,20 EC Chlorpyrifos-methyl , ,043 0,50 EC Cypermethrin , ,030 2,00 EC Cyprodinil ,010 W Deltamethrin (cis-deltamethrin) ,010 0,10 EC Diazinon ,010 0,02 EC Dichlofluanid ,010 5,00 EC Dichlorvos ,010 0,10 EC Source of (**)

34 ( definition according to Regulation 396/2005 on EU s) Samples with quantifiable in classes up to and including (in mg/kg) found with Dicofol ,050 0,02 EC Dimethoate ,010 0,02 EC Diphenylamine ,010 0,05 EC Dithiocarbamates 1 0 0, ,040 2,00 EC Endosulfan ,010 0,05 EC Fenhexamid , ,210 5,00 EC Fenitrothion , , ,01 EC Fludioxonil 1 1 0,010 W Folpet (1) ,050 2,00 EC Hexythiazox ,010 W Imazalil , ,018 0,02 EC Imidacloprid ,010 W Indoxacarb 0 W Iprodione , , ,00 EC Iprovalicarb ,010 0,05 EC Kresoxim-methyl ,010 0,05 EC Lambda-Cyhalothrin , ,018 0,20 EC Malathion ,010 0,50 EC Mepanipyrim 0 W Metalaxyl ,010 0,05 EC Methamidophos ,010 0,01 EC Methidathion ,010 0,05 EC Methiocarb ,010 0,10 N Methomyl ,010 0,20 EC Myclobutanil ,010 0,50 EC Omethoate (see Dimethoate) 0 Oxamyl ,010 0,01 EC Oxydemeton-methyl ,010 0,02 EC Parathion ,010 0,05 EC Penconazole , ,011 0,10 EC Phosalone ,010 2,00 EC Pirimicarb ,010 W Pirimiphos-methyl ,010 0,05 EC Prochloraz ,010 0,05 EC Procymidone , ,015 2,00 EC Profenofos ,010 0,05 EC Propargite , ,029 W Pyrethrins 0 1,00 EC Pyrimethanil ,010 W Pyriproxyfen ,010 W Source of (**)

35 ( definition according to Regulation 396/2005 on EU s) Samples with quantifiable in classes up to and including (in mg/kg) found with Quinoxyfen ,010 0,02 EC Spiroxamine ,010 0,05 EC Tebuconazole , ,021 W Tebufenozide ,010 W Thiabendazole ,010 0,05 EC Thiodicarb (see Methomyl) 0 Thiophanate-methyl , ,070 2,00 EC Tolclofos-methyl ,010 W Tolylfluanid ,010 3,00 N Triadimefon ,010 0,10 EC Triadimenol (see Triadimefon) 0 Vinclozolin , ,035 0,05 EC i.e column "0.02" includes the range from mg/kg up to mg/kg (**) Please use the following abbreviations for the Source of s: E = EC, N = National, W = Without (1) Depending on the sampling date, the definition considered at MS might be different from the one proposed in column B as EU provisions (new definition) become applicable at MS in May. Please indicate the definition the refers to. (2) Dithiocarbamates, expressed as CS2, including maneb, mancozeb, metiram, propineb, thiram and ziram. The s expressed as CS2 can arise from different dithiocarbamates and therefore they do not reflect a single Good Agricultural Practice (GAP). It is therefore not appropriate to use these s to check compliance with a GAP. Source of (**)