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Minimum risk pesticidesFederal exemption isn't state approval. We register your products in every state where you sell.
Only EPA-approved minimum risk actives.
Every inert is on the EPA 4A list.
Full ingredient disclosure, no misleading claims.
We flag disqualifying claims before filing.
Eligibility checked against 25(b) criteria.
You get: classification memo
Label checked against federal and state rules.
You get: label review
Applications prepared and submitted, state by state.
You get: filed applications
Renewal calendar and annual reports, so nothing lapses.
You get: renewal tracking
Not if the product meets all conditions of the federal minimum risk exemption under FIFRA. Qualifying products are exempt from federal pesticide registration. However, the exemption applies at the federal level. States can still impose their own registration and compliance requirements.
State requirements are separate from the federal exemption and vary by state. A state may require registration, notification, fees, labeling requirements, or other compliance steps before a minimum risk product can be sold. We assess the requirements across your intended sales states and manage the applicable filings.
No. Federal 25(b) exemption does not automatically authorize sale in every state. Each state has its own pesticide laws and is not required to permit the sale of a federally exempt product simply because it meets the federal minimum risk exemption. State requirements should be checked before selling or distributing the product.
