NO CANCER RISK EPA 2012 Chemicals_evaluated

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November 2012

Chemicals Evaluated for Carcinogenic PotentialOffice of Pesticide Programs

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

BACKGROUND

What is this list?The following list provides an overview of pesticide chemicals evaluated for carcinogenicpotential by EPAs Pesticide Program through October 2012. The evaluation of many of thesechemicals is an ongoing process. Therefore, the information in this list may be subject tochange as new and/or additional data are submitted to EPA. This list will be updated annually.

How should the information provided in this list be used?Although this list is available to the public, note that the list represents only the potentialcarcinogenicity hazard for the chemical with no consideration of exposure information. This listis not intended to be used independent of the full risk assessment for the chemical. WhenEPA completes a risk assessment on a pesticide, a variety of toxicity information, includingpotential for noncancer effects (e.g., neurotoxicity, developmental and reproductive toxicity,immunotoxicity, etc) and carcinogenicity, are considered in determining whether to register apesticide and what requirements for use of the pesticide need to be in place to protect humanhealth. The simple fact of being listed here does not imply that the pesticide poses asignificant cancer hazard to the public from use

What does the report date mean?The date included in the list for each chemical is the date of the most recent review of potentialcarcinogenicity hazard for that chemical. This date provides a key as to which set of cancerguidelines were used in the review. Note that the classification of potential carcinogenicity

generally is not reevaluated unless new data are submitted.

How does EPA review pesticides for potential carcinogenici ty?In evaluating and describing the potential carcinogenicity of a pesticide, EPAs PesticideProgram follows the Agencys Guidelines for Carcinogen Risk Assessment (seehttp://epa.gov/cancerguidelines/for more information). The Health Effects Division of thePesticide Program performs an independent review of all the available evidence to determinethe carcinogenic potential of pesticides.

The results of the independent review are peer-reviewed by the Cancer Assessment ReviewCommittee. This committee recommends a descriptor (e.g., likely to be carcinogenic to

humans, not likely to be carcinogenic to humans, suggestive evidence of carcinogenicpotential) to convey the cancer hazard potential of the compound. This descriptor is alsoreferred to as the cancer classification. The evidence for the human cancer potential and theextent to which a person might be exposed (how much time and to what quantity of thepesticide) will determine how the Agency regulates the pesticide. In some cases, EPA mayrequest a review by the FIFRA Scientific Advisory Panel.
http://epa.gov/cancerguidelines/http://epa.gov/cancerguidelines/http://epa.gov/cancerguidelines/


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What does EPA consider in its review of cancer risk?In determining the cancer-causing potential of a chemical, EPA considers the full range ofavailable evidence. This information includes

laboratory animal findings, metabolism studies,

structural relationships with other carcinogens, and if available, mode of carcinogenic action information and epidemiologic findings in

humans.

All of the information is considered in a weight-of-the-evidence approach. In this weight-of-evidence evaluation, EPA undertakes a critical analysis of each available study to determineits quality and reliability. Then the entire body of evidence is integrated and examined forconsistency (repeatability of findings in studies), cohesiveness (a logical pattern of responses),and for biological plausibility (i.e., are the observed findings consistent with currentunderstanding of carcinogenic processes). How the Agency determines the cancer potential ofa compound can be found at: http://epa.gov/cancerguidelines/

Most of the cancer determinations for pesticides are largely based on laboratory animal studiesbecause, under its statutory authority, EPA requires registrants to submit an extensive range oflaboratory studies on pesticides including long-term rodent cancer studies(http://www.epa.gov/pesticides/regulating/data_requirements.htm). The findings in laboratoryanimals are generally assumed to be relevant to humans unless there is evidence to thecontrary. When human information is available, EPA would consider that information (forexample seehttp://www.epa.gov/pesticides/health/ag-health.html.)

When does EPA review pesticides for potential carcinogenici ty?EPA reviews studies submitted when a pesticide is proposed for registration. Studies arerequired in two species (mice and rats) and two sexes (males and females), as well as abattery of mutagenicity assays. These studies are required for all pesticides used on food andsome non-food pesticides that could lead to long-term exposures in humans. In future reviewsof the pesticide, the cancer classification may be reevaluated if new studies have beensubmitted.

All ex isting pesticide tolerances that were in place as of August 1996 were re-assessed fortheir human health and environmental risks by August 2006 as required by the Food QualityProtection Act of 1996. However, if there was no new information on carcinogenicity, thecompound was not re-evaluated simply to determine how it would be described under the 2005cancer guidelines.

How have the Agencys cancer assessment guidelines changed?There have been a number of different documents issued by the Agency for cancerevaluation.

In 1976, EPA issued its first set of principles and interim procedures to guide evaluation ofhuman cancer potential.

In 1986, EPA issued guidance, which included a letter system (A-E) for designating degree ofcarcinogenic potential.

o In the 1986 guidelines, hazard identification and the weight-of evidence process focusedon tumor findings.
http://www.epa.gov/pesticides/regulating/data_requirements.htmhttp://www.epa.gov/pesticides/regulating/data_requirements.htmhttp://www.epa.gov/pesticides/regulating/data_requirements.htmhttp://www.epa.gov/pesticides/health/ag-health.htmlhttp://www.epa.gov/pesticides/health/ag-health.htmlhttp://www.epa.gov/pesticides/health/ag-health.htmlhttp://www.epa.gov/pesticides/health/ag-health.htmlhttp://www.epa.gov/pesticides/regulating/data_requirements.htm


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o Seehttp://epa.gov/cancerguidelines/guidelines-carcinogen-risk-assessment-1986.htmfor a detailed description of this classification system.

In 1996, EPA released Proposed Guidelines for Carcinogen Risk Assessment, which used aweight of evidence narrative and standardized descriptors to replace the 1986 alphanumericclassification to classify carcinogenic potential.

o In the 1996 proposal, emphasis was placed on available mode of carcinogenic actioninformation and discussing characterization of hazard, dose-response, and exposure

assessments.o The hazard and weight of evidence process embraced an analysis of all relevant

biological information and emphasized understanding the agent's mode of action inproducing tumors to reduce the uncertainty in describing the likelihood of harm.

o See 1996 -http://www.epa.gov/raf/publications/pdfs/propcra_1996.pdf In 1999, EPA issued a revised version of its 1996 proposal that responded to public and peer

review comments, which included:o a framework approach to evaluate the mode of action in the assessment of potential

carcinogenesis.o See-http://epa.gov/raf/publications/pdfs/CANCER_GLS.PDF

In March, 2005, EPA released its final Guidelines for Carcinogen Risk Assessment (EPA/630/P-03/001B).These guidelines represent the culmination of a long development process, replacing

EPAs original cancer risk assessment guidelines (1986) and its interim final guidelines (1999).Key changes included:o Five weight of evidence descriptors chosen for use in narratives (Carcinogenic to

Humans, Likely to Be Carcinogenic to Humans, Suggestive Evidence of CarcinogenicPotential, Inadequate Information to Assess Carcinogenic Potential, and Not Likely toBe Carcinogenic to Humans.)

o Emphasis on analysis of data will precede use of defaultso Improved guidance on modeling and expanded discussions of sensitive subpopulations

including children (supplemental guidance)o Seehttp://www.epa.gov/raf/publications/pdfs/CANCER_GUIDELINES_FINAL_3-25-

05.PDF

Why are there several different cancer classifications in the lis t?As discussed above, EPAs guidelines for evaluating the potential carcinogenicity of chemicalshave been updated over the years to reflect increase transparency in describing the cancerpotential of a compound and to reflect the understanding of ways chemicals may causecancer.

Not all pesticides have been evaluated under EPAs 2005 Cancer Guidelines. Agency policystates that for risk assessments that were completed before issuance of the 2005 Guidelines,the need for a re-assessment should be determined on a case-by-case basis by the programand that the existing assessment should continue to be considered scientifically sound basedon the guidance used when the assessment was completed

(http://www.epa.gov/raf/publications/pdfs/2005_cancer_guidelines_mem.pdf)

How can I find the basis of EPAs decision regarding the carcinogenici ty of a pesticide?The Reregistration Eligibility Decision for each pesticide contains a discussion of the availabledata and information used in the human health and environmental risk assessments, whichincludes a description of the evidence used to determine the cancer potential of the chemical.Also, the Cancer Assessment Review Committee report is available by requesting it throughthe Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) (link tohttp://www.epa.gov/pesticides/foia/).
http://epa.gov/cancerguidelines/guidelines-carcinogen-risk-assessment-1986.htmhttp://epa.gov/cancerguidelines/guidelines-carcinogen-risk-assessment-1986.htmhttp://epa.gov/cancerguidelines/guidelines-carcinogen-risk-assessment-1986.htmhttp://www.epa.gov/raf/publications/pdfs/propcra_1996.pdfhttp://www.epa.gov/raf/publications/pdfs/propcra_1996.pdfhttp://www.epa.gov/raf/publications/pdfs/propcra_1996.pdfhttp://epa.gov/raf/publications/pdfs/CANCER_GLS.PDFhttp://epa.gov/raf/publications/pdfs/CANCER_GLS.PDFhttp://epa.gov/raf/publications/pdfs/CANCER_GLS.PDFhttp://www.epa.gov/raf/publications/pdfs/CANCER_GUIDELINES_FINAL_3-25-05.PDFhttp://www.epa.gov/raf/publications/pdfs/CANCER_GUIDELINES_FINAL_3-25-05.PDFhttp://www.epa.gov/raf/publications/pdfs/CANCER_GUIDELINES_FINAL_3-25-05.PDFhttp://www.epa.gov/raf/publications/pdfs/CANCER_GUIDELINES_FINAL_3-25-05.PDFhttp://www.epa.gov/raf/publications/pdfs/2005_cancer_guidelines_mem.pdfhttp://www.epa.gov/raf/publications/pdfs/2005_cancer_guidelines_mem.pdfhttp://www.epa.gov/raf/publications/pdfs/2005_cancer_guidelines_mem.pdfhttp://www.epa.gov/pesticides/foia/http://www.epa.gov/pesticides/foia/http://www.epa.gov/pesticides/foia/http://www.epa.gov/pesticides/foia/http://www.epa.gov/raf/publications/pdfs/2005_cancer_guidelines_mem.pdfhttp://www.epa.gov/raf/publications/pdfs/CANCER_GUIDELINES_FINAL_3-25-05.PDFhttp://www.epa.gov/raf/publications/pdfs/CANCER_GUIDELINES_FINAL_3-25-05.PDFhttp://epa.gov/raf/publications/pdfs/CANCER_GLS.PDFhttp://www.epa.gov/raf/publications/pdfs/propcra_1996.pdfhttp://epa.gov/cancerguidelines/guidelines-carcinogen-risk-assessment-1986.htm


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Page 1 Annual Cancer Report November 2012

CHEMICAL CAS NO.* PC

CODE**

CANCER CLASSIFICATION*** REPORT

DATE****1,3Dibromo5,5

dimethylhydantoin

77485 6317 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

8/28/2000

1,3dichloro5methylhydantoin 89415872 128826 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

8/28/2000

2,4 DBA 94826 30801 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

6/13/2003

2,4D+Salts&Esters 94757 30001 GroupDNotClassifiableasto

HumanCarcinogenicity

1/29/1997

2,4DCholine(Ethanaminium,2

hydroxyN,N,Ntrimethyl,2(2,4

dichlorophenoxy)acetate(1:1)

1048373723 51505 GroupDNotClassifiableAs

ToHumanCarcinogenicity

10/27/2011

2Benzyl4chlorophenol 120321 62201 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

9/5/1995

4aminopyridine 504

24

5 69201 Group

D

Not

Classifiable

As

ToHumanCarcinogenicity8/6/2007

Acephate 30560191 103301 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

5/8/1985

Acequinocyl 57960197 6329 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

11/13/2003

Acetamide 63114772 111101 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

5/29/1990

Acetamiprid 135410207 99050 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

12/11/2001

Acetochlor 34256821 121601 SuggestiveEvidenceof

Carcinogenic

Potential

1/3/2007

AcibenzolarSmethyl 135158542 61402 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

12/9/1999

Acifluorfensodium 62476599 114402 LikelytobeCarcinogenictoHumans

atHighDosesNotLikelytobe

CarcinogenictoHumansatLow

Doses

7/9/2003

Acrinathrin 101007061 129141 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


7/15/1996

ADBAC 68424851 69105 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

12/8/1999

Alachlor 15972608 90501 LikelytobeCarcinogenictoHumans

(HighDoses);NotLikelytobe

CarcinogenictoHumans(LowDoses)

6/27/1997

Aldicarb 116063 98301 GroupEEvidenceofNon

carcinogenicity forHumans

7/17/2002

Chemicals Evaluated for Carcinogenic Potential

Office of Pesticide ProgramsU.S. Environmental Protection Agency

For information about future review of these pesticides, see the Registration Review schedule/status at

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CODE**


DATE****



Ametryn 834128 80801 DataAreInadequateforan

AssessmentofHumanCarcinogenic

Potential

9/17/2004

Amicarbazone 129909906 114004 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

8/10/2005

Aminocyclopyrachlor 858956088,

858956351,

858954833,

124423843,

1759531

288008 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

11/9/2011

Aminopyralid 150114719 5100 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

7/12/2005

Amisulbrom 348635870 16330 SuggestiveEvidenceOf

CarcinogenicPotential

12/2/2010

Amitraz 3308961

1 106201 Suggestive

Evidence

of

CarcinogenicPotential7/18/2006

Amitrole 61825 4401 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenicTo

HumansAtDosesThatDoNotAlter

RatThyroidHormoneHomeostasis

5/11/2006

Aquashade 2650182 110301 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

9/27/2005

Asulam 3337711 106901 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

12/6/2001

Atrazine 1912249 80803 NotLikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

12/13/2000

Avermectin(seeEmamectin

Benzoate)

65195553 122804 GroupEEvidenceofNon

carcinogenicity forhumans

6/27/1996

Azafenidin 68049832 119016 DataAreInadequateforan


Potential

10/18/1999

Azinphosmethyl 86500 58001 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

04/20/98

Azoxystrobin 131860338 128810 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

1/14/1997

Bendiocarb 22781233 105201 GroupEEvidenceofNon

carcinogenicity

forHumans

12/16/1997

Benfluralin 1861401 84301 SuggestiveEvidenceof

Carcinogenicity, butNotSufficientto

AssessHumanCarcinogenicPotential

12/27/2001

Benomyl 17804352 99101 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

9/21/2000

Bensulide 741582 9801 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

6/10/1999




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CODE**


DATE****



Bentazon 25057890 275200 GroupEEvidenceofNon


1/14/1992

Benthiavalicarbisopropyl 177406

68

7 98379 Likely

to

be

Carcinogenic

to

Humans

10/18/2005

BenzylBenzoate 120514 9501 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

6/28/2007

BetaCyfluthrin 68359375 118831 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

1/27/2010

Bifenazate 149877418 586 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

8/28/2001

Bifenthrin 82657043 128825 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

2/19/2003

Bioallethrin 584792 4003 SuggestiveEvidenceof

Carcinogenicity,

butNot

Sufficient

to


12/02/2003

BispyrabacSodium 125401925 78906 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

8/2/2001

Bitertanol 55179312 117801 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

11/30/2005

Borax 1303964 11102 GroupEEvidenceofNon


11/24/1993

Boricacid 10043353 11001 GroupEEvidenceofNon


11/24/1993

Boron 7440428 128945 GroupEEvidenceofNon


11/24/1993

Boscalid 188425856 128008 SuggestiveEvidenceof



11/14/2002

Bromacil 314409 12301 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

1/13/1993

Bromoxynil 1689845 35301 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

03/12/1997

Bromuconazole 116255482 120503 GroupEEvidenceofNon


4/24/1995

Bronopol 52517 216400 GroupEEvidenceofNon


6/12/1995

Buprofezin 69327760 275100 SuggestiveEvidenceof



3/15/2000

Butachlor 23184669 112301 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

2/24/1999

Butafenacil 134605644 122004 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

7/11/2003




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CODE**


DATE****



Butylate 2008415 41405 GroupEEvidenceofNon


11/25/1992

Cacodylicacid 75

60

5 12501 Group

B

Probable

Human

Carcinogen

12/14/1999

Cadusafos 95465999 128864 GroupEEvidenceofNon


5/28/1992

Captafol 2939802 81701 GroupBProbableHuman

Carcinogen

5/19/1987

Captan 133062 81301 Likelyatprolonged,highlevel

exposures,butnotlikelyatdose

levelsthatdonotcausecytotoxicity

andregenerativecellhyperplasia

9/22/2004

Carbaryl 63252 56801 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

2/12/2002

Carbendazim(MBC) 10605217 128872 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

4/7/1989

Carbofuran 1563662 90601 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

6/17/1997

Carboxin 5234684 90201 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

6/5/2003

Carfentrazoneethyl 128639021 128712 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

5/16/2001

Chlorantraniliprole 50000845

7 90100 Not

Likely

To

Be

Carcinogenic

ToHumans3/4/2009

Chlordimeform 6164983 59701 GroupBProbableHuman

Carcinogen

12/20/1985

Chlorethoxyfos 54593838 129006 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


3/9/1995

Chlorfenapyr 122453730 129093 SuggestiveEvidenceof



3/18/2003

ChlorflurenolMethylEster 2536314 98801 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

7/10/2006

Chlorimuronethyl 90982324 128901 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

2/5/2009

Chlormequatchloride 999815 18101 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

6/12/2007

Chloroaniline, p 106478 17203 GroupBProbableHuman

Carcinogen

4/27/1995




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CODE**


DATE****



Chloroneb 2675776 27301 DataAreInadequateforan


Potential

12/18/2003

Chloropicrin 76062 81501 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

6/30/2010

Chlorothalonil 1897456 81901 LikelyToBeCarcinogenicTo

Humans

10/20/1997

Chlorpropham 101213 18301 GroupEEvidenceofNon


10/11/1994

Chlorpyrifos 2921882 59101 GroupEEvidenceofNon


11/23/1993

Chlorpyrifosmethyl 5598

13

0 59102 Not

Likely

to

Be

Carcinogenic

to

Humans5/17/1999

Chlorsulfuron 64902723 118601 GroupEEvidenceofNon


7/17/2002

Chlorthaldimethyl(DCPA) 1861321 78701 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

2/10/1995

Clethodim 99129212 121011 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

9/28/2007

Clodinafoppropargyl 105512069 125203 SuggestiveEvidenceof


2/8/2006

Clofencet(MON21200) 82697710 128726 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

7/23/1996

Clofentezine 74115245 125501 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

4/3/1990

Clomazone 81777891 125401 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

1/31/2001

Clopyralid 1702176 117403 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

12/20/1999

Cloquintocetmexyl 99607702 700099 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

8/31/1999

Cloransulammethyl 147150354 129116 GroupEEvidenceofNon


9/30/1997

Clothianidin 210880925 44309 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

1/6/2003

CocamideDiethanolamine 68603429 224600 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

10/17/2001

CopperCompounds 20427592 23401 GroupDNotClassifiableAs


6/13/2006

Coumaphos 56724 36501 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

6/25/1999




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CODE**


DATE****



Cresol,pChlorom 59507 64206 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


11/28/1995

Cryolite 15096523 75101 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


12/22/1995

Cumyluron 99485764 27902 SuggestiveEvidenceOf


6/11/2008

Cyanazine 21725462 100101 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

7/30/1991

Cyazofamid 120116883 85651 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

6/3/2009

Cyclanilide 113136779 26201 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

4/9/1997

Cycloate 113423

2 41301 Not

Likely

to

Be

Carcinogenic

to

Humans

9/25/2003

Cyflufenamid 180409603 555550 LikelyToBeCarcinogenicTo

Humans

6/22/2010

Cyfluthrin 68359375 128831 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

5/21/2002

Cyhalofopbutyl 122008859 82583 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

12/20/2007

Cyhalothrin 68085858 128867 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


8/25/1993

Cyhexatin 13121705 101601 DataAreInadequateforan

Assessmentof

Human

Carcinogenic

Potential

4/7/2005

Cymoxanil 57966957 129106 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

1/2/2003

Cypermethrin 52315078 109702 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

9/27/1988

Cyproconazole 94361065 128993 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenicTo

Humansatdosesthatdonotcausea

mitogenicresponseintheliver

12/4/2007

Cyprodinil 121552612 288202 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

1/14/1998

Cyprosulfamide 22166731

8 877400 Not

Likely

To

Be

Carcinogenic

ToHumans2/29/2008

Cyromazine 66215278 121301 GroupEEvidenceofNon


1/6/1995




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CODE**


DATE****



Daminozide 1596845 35101 GroupBProbableHuman

Carcinogen

7/26/1991

Dantochlor(BCDMH) 118525 28501 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

8/14/2000

Dazomet 533744 35602 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


12/7/1993

DEET 134623 80301 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


1/4/1996

Deltamethrin 52918635 97805 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

9/9/2003

Desmedipham 13684565 104801 GroupEEvidenceofNon


11/20/1995

Diazinon 333415 57801 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

6/17/1997

Dicamba 1918009 29801 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


7/29/1996

Dichlobenil 1194656 27401 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

7/18/1995

Dichlormid 37764253 900497 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

11/15/2005

Dichlorobenzamide,2,6 2008584 27402 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


11/28/1995

Dichlorvos 62737 84001 SuggestiveEvidenceof



3/1/2000

Diclofopmethyl 51338273 110902 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

5/24/2000

Dicloran 99309 31301 SuggestiveEvidenceOf


09/05/2006

Diclosulam 145701219 129122 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

11/9/1999

Dicofol 115322 10501 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

6/24/1992

Dicrotophos 141662 35201 SuggestiveEvidenceof



10/18/1999

Didecyldimethylammoniumchloride

(DDAC)



4/11/2000




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CODE**


DATE****



Difenoconazole 119446683 128847 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

7/27/1994

Difenzoquatmethyl

sulfate 43222

48

6 106401 Group

E

Evidenceof

Non


5/24/1994

Diflubenzuron 35367385 108201 GroupEEvidenceofNon


4/27/1995

Diflufenzopyr Sodiium 109293983 5107 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

10/6/1998

Dimethenamid 87674688 129051 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

9/15/1995

Dimethipin 55290647 118901 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

1/5/1990

Dimethoate 60515 35001 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

3/26/2002

Dimethomorph 11048870

5 268800 Not

Likely

to

Be

Carcinogenic

to

Humans5/13/1998

Dimethoxane 828002 1001 SuggestiveEvidenceof


12/21/2000

Dimethylether 115106 900382 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


1/12/1994

Dimethylhydantoin 16079882 6315 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

8/28/2000

Dinocap 39300453 36001 GroupEEvidenceofNon


6/22/1994

Dinoseb 88857 37505 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

6/19/1986

Dinotefuran 165252700 44312 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

3/5/2004

Diphenylamine 122394 38501 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

4/1/1997

Diquatdibromide 85007 32201 GroupEEvidenceofNon


5/12/1994

Disodiummethanearsonate 144218 13802 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

7/26/2000

Disulfoton 298044 32501 GroupEEvidenceofNon


4/21/1997

Dithianon 3347226 99201 SuggestiveEvidenceof


2/23/2006

Dithiopyr(MON

7200) 97886

45

8 128994 Group

E

Evidenceof

Non


5/29/1997

Diuron 330541 35505 Known/Likely 5/8/1997

Dodine 2439103 44301 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

1/24/2008

Ecolyst 69089 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

10/19/1999




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CODE**


DATE****



EmamectinBenzoate(Deoxy

Avermectin)


Humans

3/19/1998

Endosulfan 11529

7 79401 Not

Likely

to

Be

Carcinogenic

to

Humans

1/31/2000

Endothall 145733 38901 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

10/23/2008

Epoxiconazole 106325080,

133855988

123909 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

1/24/2001

Esbiothrin 28434006 4007 SuggestiveEvidenceof



12/2/2003

Esfenvalerate 66230044 109303 GroupEEvidenceofNon

carcinogenicity

forHumans

7/1/1996

Ethaboxam 162650773 90205 SuggestiveEvidenceof


3/23/2006

Ethalfluralin 55283686 113101 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

9/14/1994

Ethephon 16672870 99801 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


8/15/1994

Ethion 563122 58401 GroupEEvidenceofNon


1/26/1994

Ethiprole 181587019 5550 SuggestiveEvidenceOf


10/28/2010

Ethofumesate 26225796 110601 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


2/24/1994

Ethoprop 13194484 41101 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

10/7/1998

Ethyldipropylthiocarbamate

(EPTC)


Humans

8/31/1999

Ethylenethiourea(ETU) 96457 600016 GroupBProbableHuman

Carcinogen

7/7/1999

Etofenprox 80844071 128965 Notlikelytobecarcinogenicto

humansatdosesthatdonotalterrat

thyroidhormonehomeostasis.

2/8/2006

Etoxazole 153233911 107091 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

8/7/2003

Famoxadone 131807573 113202 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

4/16/2003

Fenamidone 161326347 46679 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

7/12/2002

Fenamiphos 22224926 100601 GroupEEvidenceofNon


11/23/1993




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CODE**


DATE****



Fenarimol 60168889 206600 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

9/5/2001

Fenazaquin 12092809

8 44501 Not

Likely

To

Be

Carcinogenic

ToHumans

5/15/2007

Fenbuconazole 114369436 129011 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

4/15/1996

Fenbutatinoxide 13356086 104601 GroupEEvidenceofNon


3/2/1993

Fenhexamide 126833178 90209 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

3/4/1999

Fenitrothion 122145 105901 GroupEEvidenceofNon


7/13/1993

Fenoxycarb 72490018 125301 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

12/22/97

Fenpropathrin 3951541

8 127901 Not

Likely

to

be

Carcinogenic

to

Humans12/22/2003

Fenpropimorph 67564914 121402 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

10/19/2005

Fenpyroximate 134098616 129131 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

2/19/1997

Fenthion 55389 53301 GroupEEvidenceofNon


3/11/1996

Fenvalerate 51630581 109301 GroupEEvidenceofNon


2/10/2003

Ferbam 14484641 34801 SeeZiram 4/6/2000

Fipronil 120068373 129121 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

7/18/1995

Flazasulfuron 104040780 119011 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

11/16/2005

Flonicamid 158062670 128016 SuggestiveEvidenceof



2/24/2005

Florasulam 145701231 129108 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

5/31/2007

FluazifopPButyl 79241466 122809 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

9/19/2008

Fluazinam 79622596 129098 SuggestiveEvidenceof

Carcinogenicity,

but

Not

Sufficient

to


3/29/2001

Flubendiamide 272451657 27602 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

4/3/2008

Flucarbazonesodium 181274179 114009 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

7/19/2000

Fludioxonil 131341861 71503 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


9/19/1996




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CODE**


DATE****



Flufenacet(Thiaflumide) 142459583 121903 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

7/16/1997

Flufenoxuron 10146369

8 108203 Not

Likely

To

Be

Carcinogenic

ToHumans

8/15/2006

Flufenpyrethyl 188489078 108853 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

6/8/2003

Flumetralin 62924703 123001 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

6/21/2007

Flumetsulam(XRD498) 98967409 129016 GroupEEvidenceofNon


3/24/1993

Flumicloracpentyl 87546187 128724 GroupEEvidenceofNon


9/7/1994

Flumioxazin 103361097,

141490508

129034 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

2/22/2001

Fluometuron 2164172 35503 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

8/28/1996

Fluopicolide 239110157 27412 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

12/12/2006

Fluopyram 658066354 80302 LikelyToBeCarcinogenicTo

Humans

11/25/09

Fluoxastrobin 361377299 28869 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

1/24/2005

Fluridone 59756604 112900 GroupEEvidenceofNon


7/1/1985

Fluroxypyr 81406373 128968 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

6/26/2003

Fluroxypyracid

(see

also

PC

Code

128968)69377

81

7 128959 Not

Likely

to

Be

Carcinogenic

to

Humans6/26/2003

Flurprimidol 56425913 125701 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

9/29/2005

Fluthiacetmethyl 117337196 108803 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

11/20/1998

Flutolanil 66332965 128975 GroupEEvidenceofNon


6/9/1994

Flutriafol 76674210 128940 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

6/1/2009

Fluxapyroxad 907204313 138009 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenicTo

Humans:belowadefineddoserange

6/9/2011

Folpet 133073 81601 Notlikelytobecarcinogenicto

humansatdosesthatdonotcausean

irritationresponseinthemucosal

epithelium

10/13/2010

Fomesafen 108731700 123802 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

11/3/2005




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CODE**


DATE****



Fonofos 944229 41701 GroupEEvidenceofNon


11/10/1993

Forchlorfenuron 6815760

8 128819 Not

Likely

To

Be

Carcinogenic

ToHumans

3/11/2008

Formasulfuron 173159574 122020 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

9/19/2001

Formetanatehydrochloride 23422539 97301 GroupEEvidenceofNon


5/20/1996

FosetylAl 39148248 123301 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

4/22/1999

Fosthiazate 98886443 129022 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

9/15/2003

Furiazole(MON13900) 121776338 911596 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

10/15/1999

Furmecyclox 6056805

0 122601 Group

B

Probable

Human

Carcinogen7/3/1985

GammaCyhalothrin 76703623 128807 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

3/1/2004

Glufosinateammonium 77182822 128850 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

5/17/1999

Glutaraldehyde 111308 43901 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

5/18/2006

Glyphosate 1071836 417300 GroupEEvidenceofNon


10/30/1991

Halosulfuronmethyl(MON

1200)


Humans

2/26/1998

Haloxyfopmethyl 690806402 125201 GroupBProbableHuman

Carcinogen

9/18/1989

Hexaconazole 79983714 128925 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

1/21/1999

HexavalentChromium(CrVI) 18540299 021101;

068302

LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

07/01/09

Hexazinone 51235042 107201 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


7/27/1994

Hexythiazox 78587050 128849 LikelyToBeCarcinogenicTo

Humans

9/2/09

HOE107892 135590919 811800 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

11/24/1998

Hydramethylnon 67485294 118401 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

3/28/1991

Hydrogencyanamide 420042 14002 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

9/15/1993

Hydroprene 41096462 486300 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


6/8/1995




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CODE**


DATE****



Imazalil 35554440 111901 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

12/7/1999

Imazamethabenz 8140585

8 128842 Group

D

Not

Classifiable

as

to


6/11/1987

Imazamox 114311329 129171 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

2/27/1997

Imazapic 81334603 129041 GroupEEvidenceofNon


9/27/1995

Imazapyr 81334341 128821 GroupEEvidenceofNon


10/5/1995

ImazaquinAcid 81335377 128848 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

10/31/2005

Imazethapyr 81335775 128922 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

1/31/2002

Imazosulfuron 122548338 118602 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

3/13/2009

Imidacloprid 105827789 129099 GroupEEvidenceofNon


11/10/1993

Indaziflam 950782862 80818 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

4/22/2010

Indoxacarb 173584446 67710 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

7/17/2000

Iodomethane 74884 11 NotLikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humansatdosesthatdonotalterrat

thyroidhormonehomeostasis

11/10/2005

Iodosulfuran 144550367 122021 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

1/5/2004

Ipoconazole 125225287 125618 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

5/28/2008

Iprodione 36734197 109801 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

2/26/1998

Iprovalicarb 140923177 98359 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

4/11/2002

Isofenphos 25311711 109401 GroupEEvidenceofNon


1/13/1998

Isophorone 7859

1 47401 Group

C

PossibleHuman

Carcinogen9/2/1999

Isopyrazam 881685581 129222 LikelyToBeCarcinogenicTo

Humans

2/2/2011

Isoxaben 82558507 125851 SuggestiveEvidenceof


10/7/2008

Isoxadifenethyl 163520330 823000 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

1/29/2001

Isoxaflutole 141112290 123000 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

09/30/97




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CODE**


DATE****



Kasugamycin 6980183 230001 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

8/17/2005

Kathon886 55965

84

9 107106 Group

D

Not

Classifiable

as

to


5/18/1995

KBR3023 119515387 70705 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

6/9/1999

Kresoximmethyl 143390890 129111 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

8/19/1999

Lactofen 77501634 128888 LikelytobeCarcinogenicinHumans

atHighDoses.NotLikelytobe


Doses

10/17/2006

Lambdacyhalothrin 91465086 128897 GroupDNotclassifiableasto


9/12/2002

Lindane 58899 9001 SuggestiveEvidenceof



11/29/2001

Linuron 330552 35506 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

11/20/2001

Malathion 121755 57701 SuggestiveEvidenceof



4/28/2000

Maleichydrazide 123331 51501 GroupEEvidenceofNon

carcinogenicity

for

Humans

11/10/1993

Mancozeb 8018017 14504 GroupBProbableHuman

Carcinogen

7/7/1999

Mandipropamid 374726622 36602 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

1/21/2009

Maneb 12427382 14505 GroupBProbableHuman

Carcinogen

7/7/1999

MB46513(photodegradateof

Fipronil)


Humans

12/6/2000

MCPA+Salts 94746 30501 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

10/29/2003

MCPBAcid 94815 19201 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

10/1/2008

MecopropP 16484778 129046 SuggestiveEvidenceof



3/13/2003

Mefenoxam 70630170 113502 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

5/17/2000

Mefluidide 53780340 114001 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

5/30/2007




18/29



CODE**


DATE****



Melamine 108781 777201 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


7/21/1993

Mepanipyrim 110235477 288203 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

4/20/2004

MepiquatChloride 24307264 109101 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

2/19/2003

Meptyldinocap (DE126/Dinocap

II)

131726 36000 GroupEEvidenceOfNon

Carcinogenicity ForHumans

3/17/2009

Mercaptobenzothiazole,2 149304 51701 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

11/19/1992

Mesosulfuron methyl 208465218 122009 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

3/4/2004

Mesotrione 10420682

8 122990 Not

Likely

to

Be

Carcinogenic

to

Humans

4/12/2001

Metaflumizone 139968493 281250 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

1/24/2006

Metalaxyl 57837191 113501 GroupEEvidenceofNon


4/20/1994

Metaldehyde 108623 53001 SuggestiveEvidenceof


6/23/2005

Metamsodium 137428 39003 LikelyToBeCarcinogenicTo

Humans

5/14/2009

Metconazole 125116236 125619 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

4/14/2006

Methamidophos 1026592

6 101201 Not

Likely

to

Be

Carcinogenic

to

Humans02/12/1998

Methidathion 950378 100301 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

2/19/1988

Methiocarb 2032657 100501 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


3/2/1993

Methomyl 16752775 90301 GroupEEvidenceofNon


10/25/1996

Methoxyfenozide 161050584 121027 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

7/1/1999

Methylbromide 74839 53201 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

To

Humans

06/20/2001

Methylisothiocyanate 6317186 68103 Thereareinsufficientdatato

characterizethecancerriskofMITC.

4/30/2009

Methylparathion 298000 53501 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

12/1/1997

Metiram 9006422 14601 GroupBProbableHuman

Carcinogen

7/7/1999




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CODE**


DATE****



Metofluthrin 240494706 109709 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humansatdosesthatdonotresultin

amitogenic

response.

7/26/2007

Metolachlor 51218452 108801 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

11/16/1994

Metrafenone 220899036 325 SuggestiveEvidenceof


7/6/2006

Metribuzin 21087649 101101 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


5/16/1995

Metsulfuronmethyl 74223646 122010 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

3/14/2002

Mevinphos 7786347 15801 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

5/17/2000

MGK264 113484 57001 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

6/7/1995

MGKReplellent326 136458 47201 GroupBProbableHuman

Carcinogen

11/12/2002

Molinate 2212671 41402 SuggestiveEvidenceof



12/14/2000

MON4660 71526073 600046 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

12/9/1999

Monosodium acidmethanearsonate

(MMA)


Humans

7/26/2000

MSMAcalcium salt 5902954 13806 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

12/14/2000

Myclobutanil 88671890 128857 GroupEEvidenceofNon


6/16/1994

NAApotassiumsalt 15165794 56003 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

3/14/2012

Naled 300765 34401 GroupEEvidenceofNon


8/31/1994

Napropamide 15299997 103001 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

7/7/2005

NaptalamSodiumSalt 132672 30703 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


9/7/1994

NapthaleneAcetates 2122705 56008 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

3/5/2009

Nicosulfuron 111991094 129008 GroupEEvidenceofNon


9/1/1998

Nitrapyrin 1929824 69203 SuggestiveEvidenceOf


3/1/2012




20/29



CODE**


DATE****



Norflurazon 27314132 105801 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

11/2/1990

Novaluron 11671446

6 124002 Not

Likely

to

Be

Carcinogenic

to

Humans

2/4/2004

Orthophenylphenol(seealsoPC

064104)


Humans(quantification ofcancerrisk

isnotrequiredsincetheNOAEL

selectedforthechronicReference

Dosewouldaddresstheconcernsfor

theprecursoreventsleadingto

development ofbladderandliver

tumors)

10/12/2005

Orthophenylphenol,Sodiumsalt

(seealsoPC064103)


Humans(quantification ofcancerrisk

isnotrequiredsincetheNOAEL

selectedforthechronicReference

Dosewouldaddresstheconcernsfor

theprecursoreventsleadingto

development ofbladderandliver

tumors)

10/12/2005

Orthosulfamuron 213464778 108209 SuggestiveEvidenceof

Carcinogenic

Potential

10/26/2006

Oryzalin 19044883 104201 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

6/25/2003

Oxadiazon 19666309 109001 LikelyToBeCarcinogenicTo

Humans

5/1/2001

Oxadixyl 77732093 126701 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

1/4/1989

Oxamyl 23135220 103801 GroupEEvidenceofNon


11/5/1996

Oxydemetonmethyl 301122 58702 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

7/24/1997

Oxyfluorfen 42874033 111601 LikelyToBeCarcinogenicTo

Humans

4/20/2010

Oxytetracycline 2058460 6308 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


12/18/1992

Oxythioquinox 2439012 54101 GroupBProbableHuman

Carcinogen

2/15/1996

Paclobutrazol 76738620 125601 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


6/23/1994




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CODE**


DATE****



Paradichlorobenzene 106467 61501 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

6/5/2007

Paranitrophenol 10002

7 56301 Group

D

Not

Classifiable

as

to


5/14/1996

Paraquatdichloride 1910425 61601 GroupEEvidenceofNon


4/19/2000

Parathion,ethyl 56382 57501 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

9/11/1991

Pebulate 1114712 41403 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

12/7/1998

Pendimethalin 40487421 108501 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

7/24/1992

Penflufen 49479367

8 100249 Suggestive

Evidence

Of


Penoxulam 219714962 119031 SuggestiveEvidenceof



3/24/2004

Pentachloronitrobenzene(PCNB) 82688 56502 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

12/18/1992

Pentachlorophenol 87865 63001 GroupBProbableHuman

Carcinogen

1/3/1991

Penthiopyrad 183675823 90112 SuggestiveEvidenceOf


10/18/2011

Permethrin 52645531 109701 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

10/23/2002

Phenmedipham 13684634 98701 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


4/28/1993

PHMB 32289580 111801 SuggestiveEvidenceof



07/16/2003

Phorate 298022 57201 GroupEEvidenceofNon


12/30/1993

Phosalone 2310170 97701 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

8/12/1999

Phosmet 73211

6 59201 Suggestive

Evidence

of



10/27/1999

Phosphamidon 13171216 18201 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

5/31/1989

Phostebupirim 96182535 129086 GroupEEvidenceofNon


4/27/1993

PicloramAcid 1918021 5101 GroupEEvidenceofNon


4/1/1994




22/29



CODE**


DATE****



PicloramAcidEthylhexylEster 26952205 5103 GroupEEvidenceofNon


4/1/1994

PicloramAcid

Potassium

Salt 2545

60

0 5104 Group

E

Evidenceof

Non


4/1/1994

PicloramAcid

TriisopropanolamineSalt



4/1/1994

Picoxystrobin 117428225 129200 SuggestiveEvidenceOf


11/15/11

Pinoxaden 243973208 147500 DataAreInadequateforan


Potential

5/18/2005

Piperonylbutoxide 51036 67501 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

6/7/1995

Pirimicarb 23103982 106101 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

7/13/2005

Pirimiphosmethyl 29232937 108102 CannotBeDetermined 1/29/1998

PolymericBetaine 214710346 103679 InadequateInformationto

AssessCarcinogenicPotential

10/3/2006

Potassiumdichromate 7778509 68302 SeeHexavalentChromium

(CrVI)

07/01/2009

Prallethrin 23031369 128722 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

6/27/2003

Primisulfuronmethyl 86209510 128973 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


5/3/1990

Prochloraz 6774709

5 128851 Group

C

PossibleHuman

Carcinogen

7/1/1988

Procymidone 32809168 129044 GroupBProbableHuman

Carcinogen

4/5/1991

Prodiamine 29091212 110201 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

6/10/1991

Profenofos 41198087 111401 GroupEEvidenceofNon


2/6/1996

Prohexadione 127277536 112600 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

4/14/2000

Prometon 1610180 80804 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


11/25/1992

Prometryn 7287196 80805 GroupEEvidenceofNon


7/26/1994

Pronamide 23950585 101701 GroupBProbableHuman

Carcinogen

12/10/2001




23/29



CODE**


DATE****



Propachlor 1918167 19101 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

10/16/1997

Propamocarb hydrochloride 25606411 119302 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

5/31/2000

Propanil 709988 28201 SuggestiveEvidenceof



6/19/2001

Propargite 2312358 97601 GroupBProbableHuman

Carcinogen

7/23/1992

Propazine 139402 80808 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

12/8/2005

Propetamphos 31218834 113601 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

10/31/1998

Propiconazole 60207901 122101 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

9/11/1992

Propoxur 114261 47802 GroupBProbableHuman

Carcinogen

6/17/1996

PropoxycarbazoneSodium 181274157 122019 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

4/6/2004

Prosulfuron 94125345 129031 DataAreInadequateforan


Potential

1/24/2000

Prothioconazole 178928706 113961 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

12/31/2007

Pymetrozine 123312890 101103 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

9/22/1999

Pyraclostrobin 175013180 99100 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

2/15/2007

Pyraflufenethyl 129630199 30090 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

10/8/2002

Pyrasulfotole 365400119 692 SuggestiveEvidenceOf


5/17/2007

Pyrazon 1698608 69601 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

7/28/2005

Pyrethrins 8003347 69001 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenicTo

Humansatdosesthatdonotcause

mitogenicrepsonseinthelivercell

proliferation

2/14/2008

Pyridaben 96489713 129105 GroupEEvidenceofNon


5/11/1994

Pyridalyl 179101816 295149 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

08/03/2004




24/29



CODE**


DATE****



Pyridate 55512339 128834 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

1/24/2000

Pyrifluquinazon 33745827

2 555555 Not

Likely

To

Be

Carcinogenic

To

Humansatlevelsthatdonotalter

rodenthormonehomeostasis

6/21/2012

Pyrimethanil 53112280 288201 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

2/11/1997

Pyriofenone 688046619 28828 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

12/14/2011

Pyriproxyfen 95737681 129032 GroupEEvidenceofNon


8/15/1995

Pyrithiobacsodium 123343168 78905 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

9/5/1995

Pyroxasulfone 447399555 90099 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenicTo

Humansatdosesbelowthosethat

causeurinarybladdercalculi

formationresultingincellular

damageoftheurinarytract

05/17/2011

Pyroxsulam 422556089 108702 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

7/12/2007

Quinchlorac 8408701

4 128974 Group

D

Not

Classifiable

as

to

HumanCarcinogenicity8/26/1992

Quinoxyfen 124495187 55459 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

1/28/2003

Quizalofopethyl 76578148 128711 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


3/17/1988

Resmethrin 10453868 97801 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

5/25/2005

Rimsulfuron 122931480 129009 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

2/19/1998

RoteNone 83794 71003 GroupEEvidenceofNon

carcinogenicity

forHumans

10/5/1988

Saflufenacil(BAS800H) 372137354 118203 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

7/22/2009

SBioallethrin 28434006 4004 SuggestiveEvidenceof



12/2/2003

Sedaxane 874967676 129223 LikelyToBeCarcinogenicTo

Humans

5/18/2011




25/29



CODE**


DATE****



Sethoxydim 74051802 121001 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

3/19/2003

Simazine 12234

9 80807 Not

Likely

to

be

Carcinogenic

to

Humans

4/14/2005

sMetolachlor 87392129 108800 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

9/28/2001

Sodiumbentazon 50723803 103901 GroupEEvidenceOfNon

Carcinogenicity ForHumans

01/14/92

Sodiumomadine 15922788 88004 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


5/16/1995

Spinetoram 187166401+

187166

15

0

110008 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

To

Humans

9/20/2007

Spinosad 131929607 110003 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

7/18/2002

Spirodiclofen 148477718 124871 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

6/10/2004

Spiromesifen 283594901 24875 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

5/21/2008

Spirotetramat 203313251 392201 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

3/26/2009

Spiroxamine 118134308 120759 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

11/14/2003

Sulfentrazone 122836355 129081 GroupEEvidenceofNon


5/7/1996

Sulfosate 81591813 128501 GroupEEvidenceofNon


7/26/1994

Sulfosulfuron 141776321 85601 NotLikelytobeCarcinogenicto


crystalswithsubsequentcalculi

formationresultingincellular

damageoftheurinarytract.

12/16/2008

Sulfurylfluoride 2699798 78003 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

5/24/2001

Sulprofos 35400432 111501 GroupEEvidenceofNon

carcinogenicity

forHumans

3/26/1996

Sumithrin 26002802 69005 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

5/30/2006

Taufluvalinate 102851069 109302 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

9/29/2005

TCMTB(Busan72) 21564170 35603 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

8/28/1996

Tebuconazole 107534963 128997 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

9/15/1993




26/29



CODE**


DATE****



Tebufenozide 112410238 129026 GroupEEvidenceofNon


8/29/1994

Tebufenpyrad 11916877

3 90102 Suggestive

Evidence

of



7/15/2002

Tebuthiuron 34014181 105501 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


3/1/1993

Tefluthrin 79538322 128912 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

5/30/2012

Telone 542756 29001 GroupBProbableHuman

Carcinogen

3/19/2002

Tembotrione 33510484

2 12801 Suggestive

Evidence

of


Tepraloxydim 149979419 121005 DataAreInadequateforan


Potential

2/27/2001

Terbacil 5902512 12701 GroupEEvidenceofNon


9/30/1994

Terbufos 13071799 105001 GroupEEvidenceofNon


3/9/1994

Terbuthylazine 5915413 80814 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


8/24/1994

Terbutryn 88650

0 80813 Group

C

PossibleHuman

Carcinogen3/3/1988

Terrazole 2593159 84701 GroupBProbableHuman

Carcinogen

6/29/1999

Tetrachlorvinphos 961115 83701 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

3/7/2002

Tetraconazole 112281773 120603 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

1/11/2000

Tetramethrin 7696120 69003 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

12/11/1989

Thiabendazole 148798 60101 LikelytobeCarcinogenictoHumans

atHighDoes;NotLikelytobe


Doses

3/8/2002

Thiacloprid 111988499 14019 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

10/31/2012

Thiamethoxam 153719234 60109 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

6/13/2005

Thiazopyr(MON13200) 117718602 129100 SuggestiveEvidenceOf


12/6/2007




27/29



CODE**


DATE****



Thidiazuron 51707552 120301 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

8/31/2005

Thiencarbazonemethyl 317815

83

1 15804 Not

Likely

To

Be

Carcinogenic

To


urotheliumcytotoxicity

2/29/2008

Thifensulfuron methyl 79277273 128845 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

12/12/2006

Thiobencarb(Bolero) 28249776 108401 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


6/10/1996

Thiocyclamhydrogenoxalate 31895224 128868 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


9/15/1994

Thiodicarb 5966926

0 114501 Group

B

Probable

Human

Carcinogen6/10/1996

Thiophanatemethyl 23564058 102001 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

8/24/1999

Thiram 137268 79801 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

4/14/2003

Tolyfluanid 731271 309200 LikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

6/18/2002

Topramezone 210631688 123009 NotLikelytobeCarcinogenicto

HumansatDosesthatDoNotAlter

RatThyroidHormoneHomeostasis

5/19/2005

Tralkoxydim 87820880 121000 SuggestiveEvidenceof



6/30/2004

Triadimefon 43121433 109901 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

12/4/1996

Triadimenol 55219653 127201 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

1/29/1988

Triallate 2303175 78802 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

1/12/1994

Triasulfuron 82097505 128969 GroupEEvidenceofNon

carcinogenicity

forHumans

2/27/1991

Triazamate 112143825 128100 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

12/1/1997

Tribenuronmethyl 101200480 128887 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

7/14/1989

Tribufos 78488 74801 LikelytobeCarcinogenictoHumans

(HighDoses);NotLikelytobe


5/22/1997




28/29



CODE**


DATE****



Tributyltinmaleate 14275571 83118 GroupDNotClassifiableAs


3/31/2005

Trichlorfon 52686 57901 LikelytobeCarcinogenictoHumans

(HighDoses),NotLikelytobe


7/15/1999

Triclopyr 55335063 116001 GroupDNotClassifiableasto


5/9/1996

Triclosan 3380345 54901 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

1/4/2008

Tridiphane 58138082 123901 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

4/22/1986

Trifloxystrobin 14151721

7 129112 Not

Likely

to

Be

Carcinogenic

to

Humans6/16/1999

Trifloxysulfuron 290332104 119009 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

7/22/2003

Triflumizole 68694111 128879 GroupEEvidenceofNon


8/10/1993

Trifluralin 1582098 36101 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

4/11/1986

Triflusulfuronmethyl 126535157 129002 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

5/28/1996

Triforine 26644462 107901 SuggestiveEvidenceof



6/29/2004

TrinexapacEthyl 95266403 112602 NotLikelyToBeCarcinogenic

ToHumans

9/5/2008

Triphenyltinhydroxide(TPTH) 76879 83601 GroupBProbableHuman

Carcinogen

5/24/1990

Triticonazole 131983727 125620 NotLikelytobeCarcinogenicto

Humans

6/15/2006

Troysanpolyphase(IPBC) 55406536 107801 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

12/4/1996

UDMH 57147 600018 GroupBProbableHuman

Carcinogen

7/26/1991

UMP488(PAL6000) 111578326 129025 GroupEEvidenceofNon

carcinogenicity

forHumans

5/6/1994

Uniconazole 83657221 128976 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

10/11/1990

Vinclozolin 50471448 113201 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

6/20/2000

ZetaCypermethrin 52315078 129064 GroupCPossibleHuman

Carcinogen

9/27/1988




29/29



CODE**


DATE****



Ziram 137304 34805 SuggestiveEvidenceof


AssessHuman

Carcinogenic

Potential

2/6/2003

Zoxamide 156052685 101702 NotLikelytoBeCarcinogenicto

Humans

2/7/2001

****Report: Date of the Carcinogen Assessment Review Committee (CARC) report. The CARC report date does not necessarily

reflect the date of the pesticide risk assessment. For example, all existing pesticide tolerances that were in place as of August

1996 were re-assessed for their health risks by August 2006 as required by the Food Quality Protection Act, and if there was no

new information on carcinogenicity, the compound was not re-evaluated by the CARC.

For information about future review of these pesticides see the Registration Review schedule/status at

http://www.epa.gov/oppsrrd1/registration_review/

*CAS No.: a chemical identifier designated by the Chemical Abstracts Service

**PC Code: a unique chemical identifier used by the Office of Pesticide Programs

***Cancer Classification: Simple descriptors used to express conclusions regarding the carcinogenic hazard potential of a

chemical based on all relevant information, which is usually laboratory studies. These phases changed over time, as the

Agency's guidance for carcinogenicity assessment was updated and revised.

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