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Ag chemical could expose kids

AN AGRICULTURAL chemical used to control fruit fly and other insects could be banned from use on some fruit and vegetables in Australia after a study showed it could expose children to high residue levels.

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Ag chemical could expose kids

The Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority is proposing to suspend several uses of fenthion. There are currently eight registered products containing fenthion and the two used for food...

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