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Government of India
Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare
(Department of Agriculture, Cooperation & Farmers Welfare)
DIRECTORATE OF PLANT PROTECTION, QUARANTINE & STORAGE
NH IV, FARIDABAD – 121 001 (Haryana)
GUIDELINES FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF PESTICIDE TESTING
LABORATORY
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INTRODUCTION:
This document will be used by State Govts for establishment of Pesticides Testing
Laboratories in their respective States. Specifically, this document elaborates various steps to
be taken by State Govts for establishment of Pesticide Testing Laboratory in the states and
UTs. The aim of this document is to provide general guidance for the establishment or
strengthening of Pesticide testing laboratory for analysis of pesticides samples, as per the
provisions provided of The Insecticides Act 1968 and Rules framed thereunder. This
document focuses on Pesticide Testing Laboratories involved in the post-registration analysis
of pesticide to ensure their quality.
SCOPE:
The document covers infrastructure, equipment, chemical, glassware and other
requirements, needs for Chemical and Bio-pesticide testing Laboratory for analysis of
samples of pesticides with different analytical techniques for checking their quality
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Pesticides Testing Laboratory (PTL):-
Pesticide is one of the major inputs in agricultural production which is used for protecting crop
against various pests. Effective plant protection depends on making available good quality
pesticides to the farming community.
Pesticide quality control laboratory plays an important role in providing quality pesticides by
ensuring availability of quality products in market for the safe use of farmers. as per provisions
laid down in Insecticides Act, 1968 and Insecticides Rules, 1971. Pesticides testing laboratory
will focus on testing of various pesticides which are registered as technical and their formulation
for their quality control.
General facilities required for a Pesticide Testing Laboratory are as follows:-
Buildings of solid construction, with smooth, easily cleaned floors and other surfaces;
Uninterrupted electrical supply.
Air-conditioning and proper ventilation.
Piped supply gases, including nitrogen, helium, hydrogen, and compressed air for use in
chromatography;
Good drainage and waste disposal systems;
Adequate bench space for sample preparation, and location of equipment;
Provision of fume hoods, where required, for handling volatile, and toxic materials;
Provision of areas for collation of data, preparation of reports, storage of laboratory
documentation;
Internet connection with wifi
Modern safety systems including fire detection and suppression, gas alarms, mandatory
wearing of safety spectacles, use of protective gloves and clothing, etc.
1. Land and building
For construction of a building for Pesticide Testing Laboratory, approx. 4000 sq feet land is
required to cater the need for parking, seating arrangement of officers and staff, storage of
samples and chemicals, accommodation of equipment and space for wet laboratory for
volumetric analysis of chemical pesticide, Bio-pesticide Testing Laboratory and coding room
etc.
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The building may be multi storeyed with min 04 Floors comprising following:-
On ground Floor, Rooms for Administrative and technical officers alongwith
washroom, record room etc.
On Ist Floor Chemical Pesticide Testing Laboratory comprising Rooms for GLC,
HPLC, FT-IR, UV-Visible Spectrophotometer, Analytical balance and Volumetric
laboratory, Chemicals and glassware storage room, Technical Staff room and
washroom etc.
On 2nd Floor Bio-Pesticide Testing laboratory comprising equipment room, sample
preparation room etc.
On 3rd Floor facilities for coding room, storage of analysed samples, etc.
1.1 Rooms required on Ground Floor of Pesticide Testing Laboratory
S.No. Rooms required for
1. Deputy Director
2. Assistant Director
3. Plant Protection officer /Agriculture Officer/Agriculture Research Officer
4. Cafeteria
5. UDC/LDC
6. Lab Attendants/MTS
7. Record room/Library
8. Wash Room
9. Visitors room
10. Lobby
11. Remaining area may be used for parking or other purposes
1.2 Area/Room required on Ist Floor for Chemical Pesticide Testing
Laboratory/ Quality Control Laboratory
S.No. Various Room Categorization Room Size (in ft)
1. GLC 15 x 20
2. HPLC 15 x 20
3. UV- Spectrophotometer 12 x 18
4. FT – IR Room 12 x 18
5. Balance Room 12 x 12
6. Sample Preparation Room 12 x 18
7. Wet/Volumetric Laboratory 20 x 25
8. Separate room for Heating Devices (Hot air oven, Heating
Mantles and Distillation Plant)
12 x 15
9. Dining Space 12 x 18
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10. Chemical Store Room 12 x 15
11. Glassware Store Room 12 x 15
12. Record Room 12 x 18
13. Waste – Storage Room 12 x 18
14. Lab Attendants/MTS 12 x 12
15. Wash Room 12 x 18
16. Asstt Plant Protection officer /Agriculture Officer/Asstt
Agriculture Research Officer/ staff room
20 x 25
It may be noted that above dimension of rooms are suggestive only and States may alter the
dimension of rooms, depending on the availability of the space, as per their convenience.
However, rooms for accommodating equipment may be spacious enough to perform the required
analysis without any hassle and should meet the requirement of accreditation from NABL or
GLP.
1.3 Area required for 2nd Floor of Bio-Pesticide Testing Laboratory/ Quality
Control Laboratory
S. No. Various Room Categorization Approximate
dimensions (Sq Ft)
1. Laminar Room 25 x15
2. Balance Room 12 x 12
3. Media preparation Room/ sample storage 25 x 18
4. Glassware Washing Room 15 x 15
5. Asstt Plant protection officer /Asstt Agriculture
Officer/Asstt Agriculture Research Officer/ staff
room
20 x 12
6. Chemical Store Room 12 x 15
7. Glassware Store Room 12 x15
8. Polymerase Chain reaction ( PCR) 20 x 20
9. Aerosol Disinfector
10. Digital Colony Counter
11. ELISA reader complete set
12. Haemocytometer
13. Laminar flow
14. Autoclave
15. Shaker with incubator
16. Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD) Incubator
17. Portable Digital pH meter 20 x 20
18. Phase Contrast Microscope
19. Binocular Microscope
20. Micropipette
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21. Hot Air Oven
22. Deep Freezer
23. Distillation Unit for Distilled Water
24. High Speed refrigerated Centrifuge (20,000 rpm)
25. Moisture Analyser
26. Washroom 12 x 15
27. Coding room 15 x15
28. Store room 20 x 20
29. Storage room for samples of bio-pesticides after
analysis
20 x 20
30. Washing Room 15 x15
It may be noted that above dimension of rooms are suggestive only and States may alter the
dimension of rooms, depending on the availability of the space, as per their convenience.
However, rooms for accommodating equipment may be spacious enough to perform the required
analysis without any hassle and should meet the requirement of accreditation from NABL or
GLP.
1.4 Area required for 3rd Floor of Pesticide Testing Laboratory/ Quality
Control Laboratory
S. No. Name of Room Room Size (in ft)
1. Storage room for analysed samples
of chemical pesticides 15 x 20
2. Storage room for collection of
Waste chemicals /material 20 x 20
3. Sample coding Room 20x20
It may be noted that above dimension of rooms are suggestive only and States may alter the
dimension of rooms, depending on the availability of the space, as per their convenience
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2. Manpower Requirement
S.
No
Name and designation of
officer
No. of Post
required
Job Responsibility
1. Deputy Director (Quality
Control) Notified Insecticide
Analyst
01 Deputy Director (QC) will be the Officer
Incharge for controlling the activities and
function of the Pesticide Testing
Laboratory (PTL), which includes analysis
of chemical and Bio-pesticides for their
quality parameters as per the relevant
specifications. Maintaining accreditation
of the laboratory from NABL and
enhancing the scope related to the testing
of pesticides. He will also act as Head of
laboratory for various administrative and
technical matters
2. Assistant Director (QC)/
Notified Insecticide Analyst
01 Asstt. Directors (QC) will assist DD (QC)
and help in receiving, distribution and
getting the samples tested by different
analytical group heads constituted by DD
(QC) comprising Insecticide
Analyst/Agriculture Officer He will also
act as Technical manager and will be
responsible for maintaining NABL
accreditation of the laboratory. He will
also be assigned the work of scrutinizing
the analytical data, preparation of action
plan related to generation of data related to
NABL and responding to other statutory
bodies.
3. Agriculture Officer/Agriculture
Research Officer/ Insecticide
Analyst/Chemist /Asstt.
Agriculture Officer/lab analyst
06 for
Chemical
Pesticide
testing lab
04 for Bio-
pesticide
Testing lab.
Insecticide Analysts are technical
manpower for analysis of samples and for
reporting of results in stipulated time.
They will analyse and report test results to
the Insecticide Inspectors or other
authorities from whom samples are
received within the stipulated time. They
will handle and maintain the sophisticated
laboratory equipments available in the
laboratory and maintain their records
regarding repairs/ AMCs etc. They will
maintain the laboratory records in e form
and also in hard copies and attend the
other laboratory work assigned by the
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laboratory in-charge.
4. Lab attendant/MultiTasking
Staff
06 They will help in various work related to
the laboratory like cleaning of glassware,
diary dispatch and helping in making
solution etc.
5. Upper Division Clerk/ Lower
Division Clerk
01 He/she will assist officer -Incharge in
disposing of administrative work related to
service matters of employees, purchase,
maintenance of laboratory infrastructure
and other assigned work by officer in-
charge.
6. Security Guards As per
requirement
7. Contractual Staff for House
Keeping
As per
requirement
2.1 Staff qualifications and training
At all levels in the organization, staff must be competent to carry out the tasks that fulfil
their key accountabilities, as described in their formal job descriptions.
In assessing their competency to carry out their tasks fully and well, formal qualifications,
experience, and other personal characteristics must be considered.
Insecticide analyst engaged in carrying out analytical work, should have minimum
qualification as Graduate in Agriculture or Science with Chemistry as one of the subject, as
described in Rule 21 of the Insecticides Rules 1971. Personnel must be fully trained in all
the tasks they are authorized to carry out.
It may be noted here that Insecticide Analyst working in Chemical pesticide testing
laboratory, preferably should have chemistry back ground and analysts in Bio-pesticide lab
may be from Agriculture background for effective analysis. Further, it is ensured that the
analyst may be retained in the laboratory for longer time.
Training may be on-the-job, through recognized courses, and/or involve further academic
study. Staff working in pesticide testing laboratories must have an adequate scientific
background, with a good knowledge of Chemistry.
Training on the testing of pesticide analysis may be imparted to technical staff from
institute like NIPHM, Hyderabad and training on the laboratory management etc. may be
imparted from BIS or other recognized institute.
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3. Equipment, Chemicals and glassware for PTL
3.1 Basic equipment required for Chemical Pesticide Testing laboratory are as under:-
It is essential that the laboratory be equipped with up-to-date systems covering a wide
range of analytical and physical test equipment, including:
Gas Liquid chromatograph with flame ionization detection (FID) with capillary and
packed columns
High performance liquid Chromatograph, with ultraviolet detection and column oven;
with computing integrator to process the data from chromatography and other
equipment;
All accessories to be used in conjunction with the range of chromatographic
equipment;
Ultraviolet- visible spectrophotometers
FT-IR Spectrometer
pH meter
Karl Fisher Titartaor for testing moisture
Analytical balances, operating down to 0.1 mg sensitivity;
Wide range of laboratory volumetric glassware;
Laboratory ovens, desiccators, and refrigerators for drying and storage of samples,
and reference materials, water baths, suspensibility jars and Crow cylinders for testing
suspensibility and emulsion stability of pesticide suspensions and emulsions;
Range of hydrometers and density bottles for specific gravity and density
measurements;
Range of test sieves for particle size measurement;
Rotary evaporators for solvent removal
Range of laboratory thermometers;
Ultrasonic baths for sample dissolution;
Bulk and tap density apparatus.
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3.2 List of common chemicals and glassware required for chemical analysis of
pesticide are as under:
S. No. Name of the Chemical Grade
1. Certified Reference Material ( CRMs) for pesticides CRM grade
2. Reference Standard of pesticides With highest purity (
may be cross checked
with CRM)
3. 1,4-Dioxan HPLC
4. 1-Napthol AR
5. 1-Octonol HPLC
6. 2-Octonol AR
7. 2-Propanol HPLC
8. Acenaphthylene GR
9. Acetic Acid Glacial AR
10. Acetone AR
11. Acetone LR
12. Acetophenone LR
13. Acetonitirile HPLC
14. Ammonia Solution 25% AR
15. Ammonium Acetate AR
16. Ammonium Chloride GR
17. Ammonium Ferrous Sulphate GR
18. Ammonium iron (iii) Sulphate AR
19. Ammonium molybdate GR
20. Ammonium Thiocyanate AR
21. Barium Chloride Crystal GR/AR
22. Barium Hydroxide GR/AR
23. Benzyl Butyl Pthalate GR/AR
24. Bis (2-Ethyl hexyl) adipate GR/AR
25. Bis (2-Ethyl hexyl) phthalate GR/AR
26. Boric Acid AR/LR
27. Bromocresol green indicator LR
28. Bromothymol blue indicator LR
29. Buffer Capsules 4.0 pH, 7.0 pH, 9.2 pH AR/GR
30. Cadmium Sulphate AR/GR
31. Calcium acetate AR/GR
32. Calcium Carbonate AR/GR
33. Calcium Chloride AR/GR
34. Calcium Chloride di-hydrate AR/GR
35. Carbon tetachloride HPLC
36. Carbon di-dulfide AR
37. Chloroform AR
38. Chloroform HPLC
39. Citric Acid AR/GR
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40. Copper sulphate AR/GR
41. Crystal Violet AR/GR
42. Cupric acetate AR/GR
43. Cupric nitrate AR
44. Cupric sulphate AR/GR
45. Cyclohexane HPLC
46. Di-butyl pthalate AR/GR
47. Di-butyl sebacate LR
48. Di-cyclohexyl pthalate AR/LR
49. Dichloromethane HPLC/AR/GR
50. Di-ethyl ether AR/LR
51. Di-ethylene glycol AR
52. Dimethylformamide AR
53. Di-pentyl pthalate AR
54. Di-potassium oxalate AR
55. Di-sodium hydrogen phosphate AR
56. Docosane LR
57. Erichrome black-T indicator LR
58. Ethanolamine GR
59. Ethyl Acetate AR
60. Ethylene diamine tetra acetic acid GR
61. Ferric Chloride anhydrous GR
62. Ferric nitrate GR
63. Ferric Sulphate GR
64. Ferrous Sulphate GR
65. Formaldehyde Solution GR
66. Formic Acid AR
67. Hydrochloric Acid AR/LR
68. Hydrogen peroxide solution LR
69. Iodine AR
70. Iso-butyl alcohol AR/GR
71. Iso-octane HPLC
72. Isopropyl ether AR
73. Lead acetate trihydrate AR
74. Lead acetate LR
75. Liquid Soap LR
76. Litmus paper (Red & Blue)
77. Magnesium Chloride AR
78. Magnesium Oxide AR
79. Methanol HPLC
80. Methanol AR
81. Methyl Orange AR
82. Methyl Red AR
83. Molybdenum trioxide AR
84. Mono ethylene glycol AR
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85. N,N- dimethyl for amide AR
86. N-Heptane HPLC
87. N-Hexane HPLC
88. Nitirc Acid AR/LR
89. N-Pentane HPLC
90. Ortho phosphoric acid AR
91. Oxalic Acid AR
92. Paraffin Wax AR
93. Perchloric Acid AR
94. Petroleum ether (40-60 C) AR
95. Petroleum ether ( 60- 80 C) AR
96. Phenolphthalein AR
97. Potassium bromide AR
98. Potassium chloride AR
99. Potassium chromate AR
100. Potassium dichromate AR
101. Potassium dihydrogen orthophosphate GR
102. Potassium hydrogen pthalate AR
103. Potassium hydroxide pellets AR
104. Potassium iodate AR
105. Potassium iodide AR
106. Potassium Permagnate LR
107. Potassium thiocyanate AR
108. Propan-2-ol AR
109. Propan-2-ol HPLC
110. Pyridine LR
111. Silica gel self-indicating (Coarse) LR
112. Silicon grease AR
113. Silicon nitrate AR
114. Sodium acetate AR
115. Sodium benzoate AR
116. Sodium bi-carbonate AR
117. Sodium carbonate anhydrous AR
118. Sodium chloride AR
119. Sodium Dithionite LR
120. Sodium hydrogen carbonate AR
121. Sodium hydroxide pellets AR
122. Sodium metabisulphite AR
123. Sodium nitrite LR
124. Sodium Phosphate AR
125. Sodium Sulphide anhydrous AR
126. Sodium Sulphite anhydrous AR
127. Sodium Sulphate anhydrous AR
128. Sodium Sulphate dry LR
129. Sodium thiosulphate AR
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130. Starch LR
131. Sulphuric Acid AR/ LR
132. Sulfanilic acid AR
133. Tartaric acid AR
134. Tert amyl alcohol AR
135. Tetrachloroethylene LR
136. Tetracosane AR
137. Tetra methyl ammonium hydroxide LR
138. Tetrahydrofuran HPLC
139. Thionyl chloride LR
140. Thymol Blue AR
141. Thymol Crystal AR
142. Toluene AR
143. Tri ethyl amine AR
144. Triphenyl methane LR
145. Tri-chloro propanol AR
146. Tri sodium citrate AR
147. Urea AR
148. Water HPLC
149. Xylene AR
150. Zinc Acetate LR
151. Zinc Chloride LR
152. Zinc Sulphate LR
3.3 Glassware required for Chemical Pesticide Testing Laboratory/
Quality Control Laboratory
S. No. Name of Glassware Capacity
1. Beakers I. 50 ml
II. 100 ml
III. 250 ml
IV. 500 ml
V. 1000 ml
2. Screw cap bottles I. 100 ml
II. 1000ml
III. 2000 ml
3. Reagents Bottle I. 500 ml
II. 1000 ml
III. 2000 ml
4. Indicator bottles 100 ml
5. Weighing bottles with stopper 20 ml
6. Burette 50 ml
7. Condensers 300 mm
Jacket
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400 mm
Jacket
8. Cylinders with Spout I. 10 ml
II. 25 ml
III. 50 ml
IV. 100 ml
V. 250 ml
VI. 500 ml
VII. 1000ml
9. Cylinders (Stoppers) I. 10 ml
II. 25 ml
III. 50 ml
IV. 100 ml
V. 250 ml
10. Desiccators I. 150 mm
II. 200 mm
11. Desiccators Vacuum I. 200 mm
12. Water Distillation units (Quartz make) I. Single – 1 unit
II. Double-1 unit
13. Water Softener 1 unit
14. Conical Flask I. 250 ml
II. 500 ml
15. Conical flask (Stopper) I. 250 ml
II. 500 ml
16. Iodine flask I. 250 ml
II. 500 ml
17. GGFB Flask I. 250 ml
II. 500 ml
18. Filtration Flask I. 500 ml
II. 1000 ml
III. 2000 ml
19. Volumetric flask I. 10 ml
II. 25 ml
III. 50 ml
IV. 100 ml
V. 250 ml
VI. 500 ml
VII. 1000 ml
20. Chromatographic columns For HPLC and GLC
21. Funnels (with stem) I. 75 mm
II. 100 mm
22. Funnel (Stem less) 125 mm
23. Sintered Funnel (G3) I. 80 ml
II. 200 ml
24. Sintered Funnel (G4) I. 80 ml
II. 200 ml
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25. Separating Funnels I. 250 ml
II. 500 ml
26. Pipette (Volumetric) I. 1 ml
II. 2 ml
III. 5 ml
IV. 10 ml
V. 25 ml
VI. 50 ml
27. Pipette (Graduated) I. 2 ml
II. 5 ml
III. 10 ml
28. Test Tubes (Culture tubes) 18 150 mm
4. Procurement of Equipment
Analytical equipment should be purchased from major suppliers that have a proven
track record in supplying equipment which is fit for the purpose.
No major items of equipment should be purchased without clear evidence that it will
meet requirements.
All chemicals and reagents should be sourced from reputable laboratory chemical
suppliers and should be adequate for the tasks for which they are to be used. In
particular, laboratory gases and solvents used for chromatography must be of high
purity as defined by instrument and column suppliers.
5. Procurement of chemicals
Chemicals and reagents must be purchased from reputable suppliers and checked
against agreed quality criteria. Procedures should be available covering all aspects of
purchase and no chemical should be handled without clear knowledge of the material
hazards.
For particularly toxic materials, laboratory protocols should be available and followed
covering each particular use to which the chemical is put.
All chemicals must be stored in secure, temperature controlled areas, with good
lighting and ventilation, in accordance with prescribed storage conditions and local
safety regulations. Flammable materials should be kept in fire-proof cabinets, both in
general stores and in the laboratory.
6. The details of the method used for various chemical technical and formulated
pesticides are provided at Annexure-I
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7. Bio-Pesticides Testing Laboratory (BPTL):-
Bio-pesticides are produced by botanical and microbial origin. Bio-pesticides may decrease the
use of conventional chemical pesticides, while crop yields remain high. Bio-pesticides are
generally target specific and affect only the target pest and closely related organisms. Bio-
pesticides are one of the main component of Integrated Pest Management approach. The main
objective of the Bio-pesticide testing laboratory is to check the quality of Bio-pesticides
available in the market and to be used by the farmers on their crops.
7.1 List of registered Bio-pesticides
S. No. Bacillus thuringiensis
1 Trichoderma virde
2 Tricoderma harzianum
3 Beauveria bassiana
4 NPV
5 Pseudomonas flourescens
6 Verticillium lecanii
7 Metarhizium Anisopliae
8 Bacillus Subtilis
9 Paecilomyces lilacinus
7.2 Equipment for Bio-pesticides Testing Laboratory/ Quality Control
Laboratory
S. No. List of Equipment
1. Aerosol Disinfector
2. Digital Colony Counter
3. ELISA reader complete set
4. Haemocytometer
5. High Speed refrigerated Centrifuge (20,000 rpm)
6. Moisture Analyser
7. Portable Digital pH meter
8. Shaker with incubator
9. Digital temperature and humidity meters
10. Microwave Oven
11. Laminar flow
12. Autoclave
13. Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD) Incubator
14. Hot Air Oven
15. Deep Freezer
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17. Distillation Unit for Distilled Water
18. Phase Contrast Microscope
19. Binocular Microscope
20. Micropipette
21 Electronic Balance
22 Gas Stove
23 Bunsen Burner with gas Cylinder
24 Inoculation needle
25 Polymerase Chain Reaction ( PCR)
7.3 List of Chemicals required for the Bio-pesticides Testing Laboratory/
Quality Control Laboratory
S. No. Name of Chemicals Purpose
1. Agar Culture Media Preparation & Formulation
Pesticide
2. Ammonium Nitrate ‘’do’’
3. Absolute Alcohol GR Grade ‘’do’’
4. Ampicillin ‘’do’’
5. Benomyl ‘’do’’
6. Chloramphenical ‘’do’’
7. Chloroform ‘’do’’
8. Chlorotetracycline Hydrochloride ‘’do’’
9. Cycloheximide ‘’do’’
10. Corn Meal Agar ‘’do’’
11. Cotton Blue ‘’do’’
12. Chlorotetracycline ‘’do’’
13. Carbendazim ‘’do’’
14. Dipotassium Hydrogen Phosphate ‘’do’’
15. Distilled Water ‘’do’’
16. Dextrose ‘’do’’
17. Fast Green ‘’do’’
18. Ethyl Alcohol ‘’do’’
19. Glucose ‘’do’’
20. Glycerol ‘’do’’
21. Lactophenol ‘’do’’
22. Magnessium Sulphate ‘’do’’
23. Metalaxyl ‘’do’’
24. Mycological Peptone ‘’do’’
25. Methenol ‘’do’’
26. Parafilm Wax ‘’do’’
27. pH indicator paper (pH range from 2.0 –
10.5)
‘’do’’
28. Potassium Chloride ‘’do’’
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29. Potassium Permagnate ‘’do’’
30. Penta Nitro Benzene ‘’do’’
31. Peptone ‘’do’’
32. Potato Dextrose Agar ‘’do’’
33. Rose Bengal ‘’do’’
34. Safranin ‘’do’’
35. Sodium Chloride ‘’do’’
36. Streptomycin Sulphate ‘’do’’
37. Tetracycline + Streptomycin ‘’do’’
38. Trugital NP 10 ‘’do’’
39. Triton X 100 ‘’do’’
40. Thiobendazole ‘’do’’
41. Yeast Extract ‘’do’’
7.4 List of General Items
S. No. Name of General Items Purpose
1. Aluminum Foil General use of culture Media Preparation/
production and packing of Bio-Control
agents
2. Rubber Bands ‘’do’’
3. Brown Paper ‘’do’’
4. Mask ‘’do’’
5. Medical Gloves ‘’do’’
6. Cotton Roll ‘’do’’
7. Transparent Polythene Bags ( 30 x 40
cm)
‘’do’’
8. Butter Paper Envelope ‘’do’’
9. Glaze thread No. 2 ‘’do’’
10. Plastic Tub ‘’do’’
11. Plastic Bucket ‘’do’’
12. Plastic Jug ‘’do’’
13. Small Size cotton towel ‘’do’’
14. Scissor ‘’do’’
15. Blade ‘’do’’
16. Spirit Lamp (Either of glass or steel) ‘’do’’
17. Blotter paper ‘’do’’
18. Slides (Glass) ‘’do’’
19. Cover Slip ( Blue Star) ‘’do’’
20. Permanent Markers Fine points ‘’do’’
21. Pestle & Mortar ‘’do’’
22. Muslin Cloth ‘’do’’
23. Wire Gauze ‘’do’’
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24. Glass Rod ‘’do’’
25. Plastic tray ‘’do’’
26. Electric Extension Board ‘’do’’
27. Pipette Various ranges ‘’do’’
28. Vortex ‘’do’’
29. Magnetic Stirrer ‘’do’’
30. Polythene Pack 1 Kg and 500 g
Capacity
‘’do’’
7.5 List of Glass wares
S. No. Name of Glassware Purpose
1. Petri Dishes 90 mm For Culture preparation in plates
and broth/ culture media
preparation
2. Conical Flask 500 ml ‘’do’’
3. Conical Flask 50 ml ‘’do’’
4. Conical Flask 250 ml ‘’do’’
5. Test Tubes ‘’do’’
6. Glass rod ‘’do’’
7. Glass Spoon ‘’do’’
8. Spirit Lamp ‘’do’’
9. Micropipette (100µl to 5000µl) ‘’do’’
8. Library and access to electronic databases
It is essential that staff should have access to all appropriate library facilities. Key
information is increasingly available electronically, and access to the Internet is
essential for gathering information on specifications used to analyse the pesticides.
Staff should have access to BIS methods, Registered Product Specification (RPS),
CIPAC, AOAC and ASTM methods, together with background information held in
the “Pesticide Manual” as well as information provided by pesticide manufacturers.
9. Areas for storage of data, samples, standards, and reagents
Secure areas should be available for filing and archiving of data.
Pesticide samples should be kept in in well ventilated, air conditioned or temperature
controlled areas and kept till the date of expiry in case of sample found satisfactory
and till the date of prosecution in case of misbranded samples and till the testing
report received from CIL, Faridabad.
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Chemicals and reagents should also be kept in well ventilated temperature controlled
areas, with flammable solvents kept in fire-proof containers.
10. Waste disposal
Waste disposal Laboratory staff must have a good knowledge of local waste disposal
legislation, and procedures must be strictly followed. Waste materials, including
solvents and other organic matter, should be collected and stored in suitable
containers, and sent for appropriate, safe disposal or treatment.
Liquid waste containing chlorinated solvents must be kept segregated, to avoid
potential exothermic reactions and allow separate disposal or incineration. The
wastewater from laboratory sinks should pass to an appropriate water treatment
system.
11. Accreditation of PTL from NABL
Once the Pesticide Testing Laboratory (PTL) is established and become fully functional,
it may decide to seek NABL accreditation. It should make a definite plan of action for
obtaining accreditation and nominate a responsible person to co-ordinate all activities
related to seeking accreditation who should be familiar with PTL’s existing quality
system.
The PTL should get fully acquainted with relevant NABL documents and understand the
assessment procedure and methodology for filing an application.
A PTL wishing to be accredited by NABL must have a System Document Quality
Manual on its Quality System satisfying the requirements as described in various clauses
of ISO/ IEC 17025:2017, whichever is relevant and requirements of relevant NABL
specific criteria and needs to ascertain the status of its existing quality system and
technical competence.
The proposed person responsible for quality system or Quality manager shall have
undergone 4-days formal training on management system and internal audit based on
relevant standard.
The PTL must ensure that the procedures described in the Quality Manual and other
documents are being implemented. In case the laboratory performs site testing/
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calibration, it must also comply with NABL 130 “Specific criteria for site testing and site
calibration laboratories‟.
The applicant PTL must have participated satisfactorily in the proficiency testing
program, wherever applicable, conducted by NABL/ APLAC or any other national or
international accredited/ recognised PT provider. If no suitable PT program is available
the PTL can initiate an inter-laboratory comparison with adequate number of accredited
laboratories. The minimum stipulated participation for laboratories is one parameter/ type
of test/ calibration per discipline, prior to grant of accreditation and an on-going program
as per NABL 163. The satisfactory performance shall be defined in term of z-score and
En number respectively or any other acceptable internationally accepted method. For
unsatisfactory performance, the PTL is to take corrective.
The applicant PTL must have conducted at least one internal audit and a management
review before the submission of application.
It may also be noted that with the above facilities, PTL may also proceed for GLP compliance.
However, they may refer to OECD guidelines on GLP for further guidance in the matter.
12. REFERENCE
1. The Insecticides Act, 1968 and Rules framed thereunder.
2. WHO/CDS/WHOPES/GCDPP/2005.15, Quality Control of Pesticide Products, Guidelines
for National Laboratories
3. https://nabl-india.org/about-nabl/accreditation-schemes
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Annexure-I
S.
No
Name of the Pesticide Type Method Used BIS No. Amended
on
1. 2,4-Dichlorophenoxy Acetic
Acid
Tech. Volumetric 4321:1989 2014
2,4,D- ethylester Tech. Volumetric 7233:1991 2014
2,4,D- ethylester EC Volumetric 10243:1993 2017
2,4,D- ethylester WP Volumetric 10244:1992 2017
2,4,D- ethylester GR Volumetric 13513:1992 2017
2,4,D- Dimethyl amine salt SL Volumetric 1827:1989 2014
2,4,D- Sodium Salt Tech. Volumetric 1488:1989 2014
2,4,D- ethylester + Anilophos EC Volumetric 15231:2002 2014
2. Acephate Tech. GLC 12915:1990 2017
Acephate SP GLC 12916:1990 2017
Acephate + Fenvalerate EC GLC 15156:2002 2014
Acephate 5% + Imida 1.1% EC GLC+HPLC RPS
3. Acetamiprid Tech. HPLC 15918:2013
Acetamiprid SP HPLC 16328:2017
4. Alachlor Tech. GLC 9353:1980 2017
Alachlor EC GLC 9354:1980 2017
Alachlor GR GLC 9361:1980 2017
5. Allethrin Tech. GLC 13146:1991 2017
Allethrin M.Mat GLC 13439:1992 2017
Allethrin Coil GLC 13438:1992 2017
Allethrin ERO GLC RPS
Allethrin Liquid GLC RPS
6. Alphacypermethrin Tech. HPLC 15616:2006 2017
Alphacypermethrin EC HPLC 15602:2005 2015
Alphacypermethrin WP HPLC 15603:2005 2015
Alphacypermethrin SC HPLC RPS
Alphacypermethrin Chalk HPLC RPS
Alphacypermethrin RTU HPLC RPS
7. Alphanaphthyl Acetic Acid Tech Volumetric 13070:1991 2017
Alphanaphthyl Acetic Acid SL Volumetric 13138:1991 2017
8. Aluminiumphosphide Tech. Volumetric 6438:1980 2014
Aluminiumphosphide Powder Volumetric 15219:2002 2014
Aluminiumphosphide GR Volumetric RPS
9. Anilophos Tech. GLC 13402:1992 2017
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Anilophos EC GLC 13403:1992 2017
Anilophos + 2,4,D-ethylester EC GLC+Vol 13231:2002 2014
10. Atrazine Tech. GLC 12932: 2017
Atrazine WP GLC 1293 2017
11. Aureofungin Tech. HPLC RPS
Aureofungin SP HPLC RPS
12. Aldicarb Gr 9371:1980
13. Azadirachtin (Neem Products) Tech. HPLC 14299:1995 2014
Azadirachtin EC HPLC 14300:1995 2014
14. Azoxystrobin Tech. HPLC RPS
15. BHC-Gamma(Lindane) EC Volumetric 630:1978 2017
BHC DP Volumetric 561:1978 1993
BHC WDP Volumetric 562:1978 1993
BHC refined Volumetric 881:1956
BHC Tech. Volumetric 560:1980 1993
16. Barium Carbonate Pest.
Grade
11151:1984 2014
17. Bendiocarb HPLC RPS
18. Benfucarb Tech. HPLC RPS
Benfucarb EC HPLC RPS
Benfucarb GR HPLC RPS
19. Benomyl Tech. HPLC 13786:1993 2017
Benomyl WP HPLC 13787:1993 2017
20. Bensulfuron Tech. HPLC RPS
Bensulfuron EC HPLC RPS
Bensulfuron Gr HPLC RPS
21. Beta Cyfluthrin Tech. HPLC RPS
Beta Cyfluthrin SC HPLC RPS
22. Bifenazate Tech. RPS
23. Bifenthrin Tech. GLC 15936:2011 2016
Bifenthrin WP GLC 15939:2011 2016
24. Bispyribac Sodium SC HPLC RPS
25. Bitertanol Tech. GLC 13330:1992 2017
Bitertanol WP GLC 13331:1992 2017
26. Bromadialone Tech. HPLC 12914:1990 2017
Bromadialone CB HPLC 12913:1990 2017
Bromadialone RB HPLC 12912:1990 2017
Bromadialone RB
Cake
HPLC RPS
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27. Buprofezin GLC RPS
28. Butachlor Tech. GLC 9355:1980 2017
Butachlor EC GLC 9356:1980 2017
Butachlor GR GLC 9362:1980 2017
Butachlor EW GLC RPS
29. Captan Tech. GLC 14251:1995 2014
Captan WP GLC 11785:1986 2017
30. Captafol Tech. GLC 10300:1982 2014
Captafol WP GLC 10296:1982
Captafol DP GLC 10296:1982
31. Carbaryl Tech. Volumetric 7539:1975 2017
Carbaryl WP Volumetric 7121:1973 2014
Carbaryl DP Volumetric 7122:1984 2017
Carbaryl GR Volumetric 9368:1980 2017
Carbaryl LV Volumetric RPS
Carbaryl Flow Volumetric RPS
Carbaryl Volumetric RPS
Carbaryl+Lindane Gr Volumetric 11784:1986 2012
32. Carbendazim Tech. HPLC 8445:1991 2017
Carbendazim DS HPLC RPS
Carbendazim WP HPLC 8446:1991 2017
Carbendazim SC HPLC RPS
Carbendazim+Mancozeb WP HPLC/Vol 16919:2018
33. Carbofuran Tech. Volumetric 11019:1984 2014
Carbofuran CG Volumetric 9360:1980 2017
Carbofuran SP Volumetric RPS
34. Carbosulfan Tech. FT-IR 14940:2001 2017
Carbosulfan DS FT-IR 14942:2001 2017
Carbosulfan EC FT-IR 14941:2001 2017
35. Carboxin Tech. Volumetric 13110:1991 2017
Carboxin WP Volumetric RPS
36. Carfentazone Ethyl Tech. HPLC RPS
Carfentazone Ethyl HPLC RPS
37. Carpropamid Tech. HPLC RPS
Carpropamid SC HPLC RPS
38. Cartap Hydrchloride Tech. Volumetric 14159:1994 2014
Cartap Hydrchloride SP Volumetric 14183:1994 2014
Cartap Hydrchloride GR Volumetric 14184:1994 2014
39. Chlorantraniliprole Tech. HPLC RPS
25
Chlorantraniliprole HPLC RPS
40. Chlorimuron ethyl Tech. HPLC 15619:2005 2015
Chlorimuron ethyl WP HPLC 15599:2005 2015
41. Chlormequat chloride (CCC) Tech. UV-Vis 8961:1978 2017
Chlormequat chloride Aq.
Sol.
UV-Vis 8962:1978 2017
42. Chlorothalonil Tech. GLC 13132:1991 2017
Chlorothalonil WP GLC 13133:1991 2017
43. Chlordane DP Volumetric 2864:1984 1989
Chlordane EC Volumetric 2682:1984 1994
Chlordane Tech. Volumetric 2863:1964 1993
44. Chlorfenapyr Tech. HPLC RPS
Chlorfenapyr SC HPLC RPS
Chlorfenvinphos Tech. HPLC 10286:1982 2009
Chlorfenvinphos GR HPLC 11009:1984 2009
45. Chlorpyriphos Tech. GLC 8963:2006 2015
Chlorpyriphos EC GLC 8944:2005 2015
Chlorpyriphos GR GLC RPS
Chlorpyriphos DP GLC RPS
Chlorpyriphos RTU GLC RPS
Chlorpyriphos+Alphamethrin GLC+HPLC RPS
Chlorpyriphos Methyl Tech. HPLC 15693:2006 2017
Chlorpyriphos Methyl EC HPLC 15743:2007 2013
46. Cinmethylene Tech. RPS
Cinmethylene EC RPS
47. Clodinafop-propargyl Tech. HPLC RPS
Clodinafop-propargyl WP HPLC RPS
48. Clomazone Tech. HPLC 15409:2003 2014
Clomazone EC HPLC RPS
49. Chlothianidin Tech. HPLC RPS
Chlothianidin WDG HPLC RPS
50. Copper Hydroxide Tech. Volumetric RPS
Copper Hydroxide DP Volumetric 15061:1977
Copper Hydroxide DP Volumetric RPS
51. Copper Oxychloride Tech. Volumetric 1486:1978 2017
Copper Oxychloride WP/W
DP
Volumetric 1507:1977 2017
Copper Oxychloride DP Volumetric 1506:1977 2017
Copper Oxychloride WG Volumetric RPS
26
Copper Oxychloride Paste Volumetric RPS
Copper Oxychloride OP Volumetric 12873:1990 2017
52. Copper Sulphate Tech. Volumetric 261:1982 2016
Copper Sulphate SC Volumetric RPS
53. Coumachlor Tech. RPS
Coumachlor CB RPS
Coumachlor RB RPS
54. Coumatetralyl Tech. RPS
Coumatetralyl TP RPS
Coumatetralyl Bait RPS
55. Cuprous Oxide Tech. Volumetric 1682:1973 2014
Cuprous Oxide DP Volumetric 1669:1960 2014
Cuprous Oxide WP/W
DP
Volumetric 1665:1977 2014
56. Cyfluthrin Tech. GLC 14156:1994 2014
Cyfluthrin EW GLC 15228:2002 2014
Cyfluthrin WP GLC 14158:1994 2014
Cyfluthrin0.5%+Propoxur
.015%
GLC+HPLC RPS
Cyfluthrin+Transflutherin GLC RPS
57. Cyhalofop-butyl Tech. HPLC RPS
Cyhalofop-butyl EC HPLC RPS
58. Cymoxanil Tech. HPLC 15600:2005 2015
Cymoxanil WP HPLC RPS
Cymoxanil+Mancozeb WP HPLC+Vol 15601:2005 2015
59. Cypermethrin Tech. GLC 12015:1987 2017
Cypermethrin EC GLC 12016:1987 2017
Cypermethrin Tech.
conc.
GLC 12017:1987 2017
Cypermethrin DP GLC RPS
Cypermethrin Aqueou
s
GLC RPS
Cypermethrin Chalk GLC RPS
Cypermethrin Smoke
gen
GLC RPS
Cypermethrin+Chlorpyriphos EC GLC 15235:2002 2014
Cypermethrin+Quinolphos GLC RPS
60. Cyphenothrin Tech HPLC 15978:2012 2017
Cyphenothrin EC HPLC 15979:2012 2017
27
Cyphenothrin Spray HPLC RPS
61. Dalapon Sodium Tech. 8267:1976 2017
Dalapon Sodium WSP 8286:1976 2017
62. DD Mixture RPS
63. Dazomet Tech. RPS
Dazomet RPS
64. Deltamethrin (Decamethrin) Tech. HPLC 12005:1987 2017
Deltamethrin+Triazophos EC HPLC 15157:2002 2014
Deltamethrin EC HPLC 11996:1987 2017
Deltamethrin WP HPLC 13457:1992 2017
Deltamethrin ULV HPLC 15227:2002 2014
Deltamethrin Tab HPLC RPS
Deltamethrin Flow/F HPLC 14411:1996 2017
Deltamethrin Chalk HPLC RPS
Deltamethrin+Endo EC HPLC+UV 15167:2002 2014
65. Diazinon Tech. HPLC 1833:1989 2014
Diazinon EC HPLC 2861:1989 2014
Diazinon DP HPLC RPS
Diazinon WP/W
DP
HPLC 2862:1984 2014
Diazinon Gr HPLC 9369:1980 2012
Diazinon M. Cap. HPLC RPS
66. Dichloro Diphenyl
Trichloroethane (DDT)
Tech. Volumetric 563:1973 2014
Dichloro Diphenyl
Trichloroethane (DDT)
WP/W
DP
Volumetric 565:1984 2017
Dichloro Diphenyl
Trichloroethane (DDT)
EC Volumetric 633:1985 2017
Dichloro Diphenyl
Trichloroethane (DDT)
DP 564:1984
67. Dichloropropene and
Dichloropropane mixture (DD
mixture)
RPS
68. Diclorvos (DDVP) Tech. FT-IR 4929:1978 2017
Diclorvos (DDVP) EC FT-IR 5277:1978 2017
69. Diclofop-Methyl Tech. HPLC 14938:2001 2017
Diclofop-Methyl EC HPLC 14939:2001 2017
70. Dicofol Tech. HPLC 5278:1969 2017
28
Dicofol EC HPLC 5279:1969 2017
71. Difenocenazole Tech. GLC RPS
Difenocenazole EC GLC RPS
Difenocenazole WP GLC RPS
72. Difenthiuron Tech. HPLC RPS
Difenthiuron EC HPLC RPS
Difenthiuron WP HPLC RPS
Difenthiuron Tech. HPLC RPS
Difenthiuron EC HPLC RPS
Difenthiuron WP HPLC RPS
73. Diflubenzuron Tech. HPLC 14185:1994 2014
Diflubenzuron WP HPLC 14186:1994 2014
74. Dimethoate Tech. FT-IR 3902:1975 2014
Dimethoate EC FT-IR 3903:1975 2014
75. Disulfoton Tech. Volumetric 7977:1976 1993
Disulfoton GR Volumetric 9367:1980 1993
76. Dieldrin Tech. Volumetric 1052:1962
Dieldrin WDP Volumetric 1053:1962
77. Dimethomorph Tech. HPLC RPS
Dimethomorph WP HPLC RPS
78. Dinocap Tech. HPLC RPS
Dinocap EC HPLC RPS
79. Dithianon Tech. HPLC 12944:1990 2017
Dithianon WP HPLC 12945:1990 2017
80. Diuron Tech. HPLC 8702:1978 2017
Diuron WP/W
DP
HPLC 8703:1978 2017
81. Dodine Tech. Volumetric 13784:1993 2017
Dodine WP Volumetric 13785:1993 2017
Dodine Flow Volumetric RPS
82. D-trans Allethrin Twch. GLC RPS
D-trans Allethrin Mat GLC RPS
D-trans Allethrin Coll GLC RPS
EDCT- Mixture (3:1) v/v 634:1965
83. Edifenphos Tech. HPLC 8954:1978 2015
Edifenphos EC HPLC 8955:1978 2017
84. Emamectin Benzoate Tech. HPLC RPS
Emamectin Benzoate EC HPLC RPS
85. Ethephon Tech. HPLC 14408:1996 2017
29
Ethephon Sol HPLC 14409:1996 2017
86. Ethion Tech. FT-IR 10369:1982 2014
Ethion EC FT-IR 13019:1982 2014
Ethion+Cypermethrin EC FT-IR+GLC 15606:2005 2015
87. Ethiprole HPLC RPS
88. Ethofenprox (Elofenprox) Tech. HPLC 14249:1995 2014
Ethofenprox EC HPLC 14250:1995 2014
89. Ethoxysulfofuron Tech. HPLC RPS
Ethoxysulfofuron EC HPLC RPS
90. Famoxadone Tech. HPLC RPS
91. Fenamidone Tech. HPLC RPS
92. Fenarimol Tech. HPLC 14726:1999 2015
Fenarimol EC HPLC 14727:1999 2015
93. Fenazquin STD HPLC RPS
Fenazquin EC HPLC RPS
94. Fenitrothion EC HPLC 5281:1979 2017
Fenitrothion WP/W
DP
HPLC 10295:1982 2014
Fenitrothion DP HPLC 7126:1973 2017
Fenitrothion STD HPLC 5280:1969 2017
Fenitrothion Spray HPLC RPS
Fenitrothion OL HPLC RPS
Fenitrothion GR HPLC 9365:1980 2017
95. Fenobucarb (BPMC) STD HPLC RPS
Fenobucarb EC HPLC RPS
96. Fenoxaprop-p-Ethyl STD HPLC 15232:2002 2014
Fenoxaprop-p-Ethyl EC HPLC 15239:2002 2014
Fenoxaprop-p-Ethyl WP HPLC RPS
97. Fenproptharin STD GLC 15161:2002 2014
Fenproptharin EC GLC 15162:2002 2014
98. Fenpyroximate STD HPLC RPS
99. Fenthion Tech. HPLC 7950:1989 2017
Fenthion EC HPLC 7948:1987 2017
Fenthion Spray HPLC 9365:1980
Fenthion GR HPLC 9363:1980 2017
100. Fenvalerate Tech. GLC 12003:1987 2017
Fenvalerate EC GLC 11997:1987 2017
Fenvalerate DP GLC 15341:2003 2014
101. Ferbam Tech Volumetric 12501:1988 2014
30
Ferbam WP Volumetric 12562:1988 2014
102. Fipronil Tech. HPLC 16145:2013
Fipronil SC HPLC 16331:2015
Fipronil GR HPLC RPS
Fipronil Gel HPLC RPS
103. Flubendiamide STD HPLC RPS
104. Fluchloralin STD HPLC 8958:1978 2017
Fluchloralin EC HPLC 8959:1978 2017
105. Flufenacet HPLC RPS
Flufenacet HPLC RPS
106. Flufenoxuron RPS
107. Flufenzine STD HPLC RPS
108. Flusilazole STD HPLC RPS
Flusilazole EC HPLC RPS
109. Fluvallnate STD HPLC 13097:1991 2017
Fluvallnate EC HPLC 13172:1991 2017
110. Forchlorfenuron STD HPLC RPS
111. Formothion Tech. GLC 8024:1976 2017
Formothion EC GLC 8026:1987 2017
112. Forsetyl-Al UV-Vis RPS
113. Gibberallic Acid STD HPLC RPS
Gibberallic Acid SC HPLC RPS
114. Glufosinate Ammonium Tech.
Conc.
HPLC 15166:2002 2014
Glufosinate Ammonium SL HPLC 15233:2002 2014
115. Glyphosate Tech. UV 15402:1988 2014
Glyphosate SL UV RPS
116. Heptachlor Tech. GLC 6432:1972 1993
Heptachlor EC GLC 6439:1978 1993
Heptachlor DP GLC 6429:1981 1993
117. Hexaconazole STD GLC 14549:1998 2014
Hexaconazole EC GLC 14550:1998 2014
Hexaconazole SC GLC 15692:2006 2017
Hexaconazole+Zineb WP GLC+Vol 16920:2018
118. Hexazinone STD HPLC RPS
119. Hexythlazox STD HPLC RPS
120. Hydrogen Cynamide STD Volumetric RPS
Hydrogen Cynamide Age Volumetric RPS
Hydrogen Cynamide SC Volumetric RPS
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121. Imazethpyr STD HPLC RPS
Imazethpyr EC HPLC RPS
Imazethpyr HPLC RPS
122. Imidacloprid STD HPLC 15443:2004 2014
Imidacloprid SL HPLC 15335:2003 2014
Imidacloprid WS HPLC 15334:2003 2014
Imidacloprid SC HPLC 16131:2015
Imidacloprid FS HPLC RPS
Imidacloprid Gel HPLC RPS
123. Imiprothrin Tech. HPLC 16921:2018
Imiprothrin + Cypendthrin HPLC RPS
124. Indoxacarb Tech. HPLC 15984:2013
Indoxacarb SC HPLC RPS
125. Iprodione STD RPS
Iprodione WP RPS
126. Iprovalicarb HPLC RPS
127. Isoprothiolane Tech. HPLC 15163:2002 2014
Isoprothiolane EC HPLC 15164:2002 2014
128. Isoproturon WP HPLC 11995:1987 2017
Isoproturon Tech. HPLC 12004:1987 2017
129. Kasugamycin Tech. HPLC RPS
Kasugamycin SL HPLC RPS
130. Kitazin (Iprobenfos) STD GLC 13788:1993 2017
Kitazin (Iprobenfos) EC GLC 13790:1993 2017
Kitazin (Iprobenfos) GR GLC 13789:1993 2017
131. Kresoxim Methyl HPLC RPS
132. Lambdacyhalothrin STD GLC/HPLC 14509:1997 2017
Lambdacyhalothrin EC GLC/HPLC RPS
Lambdacyhalothrin WP GLC/HPLC 14510:1997 2017
Lambdacyhalothrin Chalk GLC/HPLC RPS
133. Lime Sulphur STD Volumetric RPS
Lime Sulphur Sol. Volumetric 1050:1984 2014
134. Linuron STD RPS
Linuron WP RPS
135. Lufenuron STD HPLC RPS
Lufenuron EC HPLC RPS
136. Magnesium Phosphide Plates RPS
137. Malathion Std UV-Vis 1832:1978 2014
Malathion EC UV-Vis 2567:1978 2014
32
Malathion WP UV-Vis 2569:1978 2014
Malathion DP UV-Vis 2568:1978 2014
Malathion ULV UV-Vis RPS
Malathion Spray UV-Vis RPS
138. Mancozeb Std Volumetric 8707:2013
Mancozeb WP Volumetric 8708:2006 2015
Mancozeb SC Volumetric RPS
Mancozeb WG Volumetric RPS
139. Mepiquate Chloride Tech. Volumetric 16340:2015
Mepiquate Chloride LC Volumetric RPS
Mepiquate Chloride TK Volumetric RPS
Mepiquate Chloride Aq.
Sol.
Volumetric 16339:2017
140. Mesosulfuron Methyl+
Iodosulfuron
HPLC RPS
141. Metaflumizone HPLC RPS
142. Metalaxyl STD GLC 13458:1992 2017
Metalaxyl WS GLC 13641:1992 2017
Metalaxyl + Mancozeb WP HPLC+GLC 13692:1993 2017
Metalaxyl-M Tech. GLC RPS
Metalaxyl-M WP GLC RPS
143. Metaldehyde STD RPS
Metaldehyde DP RPS
144. Methabenzthiazuron STD HPLC 11007:1984 2014
Methabenzthiazuron WP HPLC 11008:1984 2014
145. Methomyl STD HPLC 15614:2006 2017
Methomyl SP HPLC 15604:2005 2015
146. Methoxy Ethyl Mercury
Chloride (MEMC)
Conc. 2127:1988 2009
Methoxy Ethyl Mercury
Chloride (MEMC)
FC 2398:1988 2009
147. Methyl Bromide 1312:1980 2014
148. Methyl Chlorophenoxy Acetic
Acid (MCPA)
Tech. Volumetric 8494:1977 2017
Methyl Chlorophenoxy Acetic
Acid (MCPA) Liquid amine
salt
SL Volumetric 8294:1976 2012
Methyl Chlorophenoxy Acetic
Acid (MCPA)
AS Volumetric RPS
33
149. Methyl Parathion Tech. UV-Vis 2570:1980 2014
Methyl Parathion EC UV-Vis 2865:1978 2014
Methyl Parathion DP UV-Vis 8960:1978 2017
Methyl Parathion Tech.
Conc.
UV-Vis 9372:1980 2017
150. Metiram Tech. Volumetric RPS
Metiram WP Volumetric RPS
151. Metolachlor STD Volumetric 15229:2002 2014
Metolachlor EC Volumetric 15230:2002 2014
152. Metoxuron Tech. HPLC 11135:1984 2009
Metoxuron WDP HPLC 11063:1984 2009
153. Metribuzin Tech. GLC 13332:1992 2017
Metribuzin WP GLC 13333:1992 2017
154. Metsulfuron Methyl STD HPLC 15615:2005 2015
Metsulfuron Methyl WP HPLC 15605:2005 2015
Metsulfuron
Methyl+Chlorimuron ethyl
WP HPLC 15619:2005 2015
155. Milbemectin Tech. UV-Vis 16329:2018
Milbemectin EC UV-Vis RPS
156. Monocrotophos SL UV-Vis 8074:1990 2017
Monocrotophos Tech. UV-Vis 8025:1990 2017
157. Myclobutanil Tech. GLC RPS
Myclobutanil WP GLC RPS
Nicotine Sulphate Sol 1055:1984 2014
Nickel Chloride Hexahydrate Pest.
Grade
9351:1980 2017
158. Organo Mercurial SD 3284:1984
159. Oxadiargyl Tech. GLC 16708:2018
Oxadiargyl GLC RPS
160. Oxadiazon Tech. HPLC RPS
Oxadiazon HPLC RPS
161. Oxycarboxin Tech. HPLC RPS
Oxycarboxin HPLC RPS
162. Oxydemeton Methyl Tech. HPLC 8258:1976 2017
Oxydemeton Methyl EC HPLC 8259:1976 2017
163. Oxyfluorfen STD GLC 14934:2001 2017
Oxyfluorfen EC GLC 14935:2001 2017
Oxyfluorfen Gr GLC RPS
164. Paclobutrazol STD HPLC RPS
34
Paclobutrazol SC HPLC RPS
165. Paraquat Dichloride STD UV-Vis RPS
Paraquat Dichloride SC UV-Vis 8497:1982 2017
166. Penconazole STD HPLC 15234:2002 2014
Penconazole EC HPLC 15237:2002 2014
167. Pencycuron HPLC RPS
168. Pendimethalin STD GLC 12685:1989 2014
Pendimethalin EC GLC 12751:1989 2014
Pendimethalin GR GLC 12702:1989 2014
169. Permethrin STD GLC RPS
Permethrin EC GLC RPS
Permethrin GR GLC RPS
170. Phenthoate STD GLC 8293:1976 2017
Phenthoate EC GLC 8291:1976 2017
Phenthoate DP GLC 10950:1984 2014
Phenthoate GR GLC 10267:1982 2014
171. Phorate Tech. GLC 7976:1976 2017
Phorate CG GLC 9359:1995 2017
172. Phosalone STD GLC 8488:1977 2017
Phosalone EC GLC 8487:1977 2017
Phosalone DP GLC 8489:1977 2017
173. Phosphamidon Tech. GLC 4958:2005 2015
Phosphamidon (Sec. Revision) SL GLC 6177:2005 2015
174. Prallethrin STD GLC RPS
Prallethrin Mat GLC RPS
Prallethrin M. Coil GLC RPS
Prallethrin Li GLC RPS
Prallethrin VP GLC RPS
175. Pretilachlor STD GLC 15158:2002 2014
Pretilachlor EC GLC 15160:2002 2014
176. Primiphos Methyl STD GLC 13080:1991 2017
Primiphos Methyl EC GLC 13455:1992 2017
Primiphos Methyl WP GLC 13454:1992 2017
Primiphos Methyl Spray GLC 13456:1992 2017
177. Profenophos STD GLC 15230:2002 2014
Profenophos EC GLC 15240:2002 2014
Profenophos+Cypermethrin EC GLC 15236:2002 2014
178. Propanil STD GLC 8071:1976 2014
Propanil EC GLC 8027:1976 2017
35
179. Propaquizafop HPLC RPS
180. Propergite STD GLC RPS
Propergite EC GLC RPS
181. Propetamphos RPS
182. Propiconazole STD GLC 15241:2002 2014
Propiconazole EC GLC 15182:2002 2014
183. Propineb Tech. Volumetric RPS
Propineb WP Volumetric RPS
184. Propoxur Tech. HPLC 8496:1977 2017
Propoxur EC HPLC 9665:1981 2017
Propoxur Aerosol HPLC RPS
Propoxur HH
Spray
HPLC RPS
Propoxur Bait HPLC RPS
Propoxur GR HPLC RPS
Propoxur Conc. HPLC RPS
Propoxur+Cyfluthrin Aerosol HPLC RPS
185. Pyrachlostrobin Tech. HPLC RPS
Pyrachlostrobin WG HPLC RPS
186. Pyrazosulfuron ethyl Tech. HPLC RPS
Pyrazosulfuron ethyl WP HPLC RPS
187. Pyrethrins (Pyrethrum) Tech.
Extract
TLC 1051:1980 2017
Pyrethrins (Pyrethrum) EC TLC 4808:1982 2014
Pyrethrins (Pyrethrum) DP TLC 6178:1982 2014
Pyrethrins (Pyrethrum) PH/
Lar. oil
TLC 6014:1978 2012
Pyrethrins (Pyrethrum) Spray TLC RPS
188. Pyridalyl Tech. RPS
Pyridalyl RPS
189. Pyriproxyfen Tech. HPLC 16141:2013
Pyriproxyfen EC HPLC RPS
Pyriproxyfen+Fenpropathrin EC HPLC RPS
190. Pyrithiobac sodium Tech. HPLC RPS
Pyrithiobac sodium HPLC RPS
191. Quinalphos Tech. GLC 8072:1984 2017
Quinalphos EC GLC 8028:1987 2017
Quinalphos DP GLC 8029:1976 2017
Quinalphos AF GLC 14410:1996 2017
36
Quinalphos GR GLC 9366:1987 2017
192. Quintozene Tech. GLC 7985:1976 1993
Quintozene DP GLC 7944:1976 1993
Quintozene WDP GLC 7949:1976 1993
193. Quizalofop-ethyl Tech. HPLC RPS
Quizalofop-ethyl EC HPLC RPS
194. Quizalofop-P-tefuryl Tech. HPLC RPS
Quizalofop-P-tefuryl EC HPLC RPS
195. S-bioallethrin Tech. RPS
196. Simazine Tech. HPLC 14157:1994 2014
Simazine WP HPLC 14160:1994 2014
197. Sirmate RPS
198. Sodium Cyanide Tech. Volumetric 9352:1980 1993
199. Spinosad HPLC RPS
200. Spiromesifen Tech. HPLC 16674:2019
201. Spiromesiten SC HPLC 16955:2019
202. Streptomycin+Tetracycline UV-Vis RPS
203. Sulfosulfuron Tech. HPLC RPS
Sulfosulfuron WG HPLC RPS
204. Sulphur WP Volumetric 3383:1982 2009
Sulphur DP Volumetric 6444:1979 2012
Sulphur SC Volumetric RPS
Sulphur WG Volumetric RPS
Sulphur Tech. Volumetric RPS
205. Tebuconazole Tech. GLC 15165:2002
Tebuconazole DS GLC 15159:2002
206. Temephos Tech. GLC 8701-2013
Temephos EC GLC 8498-2013
Temephos SG GLC RPS
207. Thiacloprid SC HPLC RPS
Thiacloprid Tech. HPLC 16710:2019
208. Thifluzamide SC HPLC RPS
209. Thiobencarb (Benthiocarb) STD HPLC 12768:1989 2014
Thiobencarb (Benthiocarb) EC HPLC 12769:1989 2014
Thiobencarb (Benthiocarb) GR HPLC RPS
210. Thiodicarb Tech. HPLC 16956:2018
Thiodicarb WP HPLC RPS
211. Thiomethoxam Tech. HPLC 15983:2013
Thiomethoxam WS HPLC RPS
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Thiomethoxam WG HPLC RPS
Thiomethoxam FS HPLC RPS
212. Thiometon STD 3904:1966 2012
Thiometon EC 3905:1966 2012
Thiometon Conc. 3904:1966
213. Thioiphanate-Methyl STD HPLC 14551:1998 2009
Thioiphanate-Methyl WP HPLC 14552:1998 2009
214. Thiram Tech. Volumetric 4320:1982 2012
Thiram WP/W
DP
Volumetric 4765:1982 2009
Thiram SD Volumetric 4783:1982 2009
215. Transfluthrin Tech. GLC RPS
Transfluthrin Liquid GLC RPS
Transfluthrin M. Coil GLC RPS
Transfluthrin MV
Gel
GLC RPS
216. Tricontanol Tech. GLC RPS
Tricontanol EC GLC RPS
Tricontanol EW GLC RPS
Tricontanol GR GLC RPS
217. Triadimefon Tech. HPLC 13328:1992 2012
Triadimefon WP HPLC 13329:1992 2017
218. Tridemorph Tech. HPLC 9667:1981 2012
Tridemorph EC HPLC 9656:1980 2012
219. Triallate Tech. 9357:1980 2012
Triallate EC 9358:1980 2012
220. Triazophos Tech. HPLC 14936:2001 2012
Triazophos EC HPLC 14937:2001 2012
221. Trichlorfon Tech. 7945:1976 2012
Trichlorfon EC
Trichlorfon DP 7943:1976 2012
Trichlorfon GR 9364:1980 2012
222. Tricyclazole Tech. GLC 15982:2013
Tricyclazole WP GLC 15995:2013
Tricyclazole+Mancozeb WP HPLC+GLC 16917:2018
223. Trifloxistrobin GLC RPS
224. Trifluralin Tech. RPS
Trifluralin EC RPS
225. Validamycin Tech. HPLC RPS
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Validamycin Liquid HPLC RPS
226. Warfarin Tech. 5552:1970 2012
Warfarin-Sodium Tech. 5551:1970 2012
Warfarin Bait 5549:1970 2012
Warfarin-Sodium salt WSP 7168:1970 2012
227. Zinc Phosphide Tech. Volumetric 1251:1988 2009
228. Zineb Tech. Volumetric 3898:1981 2014
Zineb WP Volumetric 3899:1989 2014
Zineb CS Volumetric RPS
229. Ziram STD Volumetric 3900:1975 2012
Ziram WP Volumetric 3901:1975 2012
Ziram CS Volumetric 11010:1984 2009
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