Products Considered Not to Be Pesticides

Examples of products not considered to be pesticides are: (1) Products or commodities, such as paints, fabrics and building materials which have been treated with a pesticide for their own protection and for which no pesticidal claims are made for protection of other surfaces or objects in the manufacture, sale or distribution of the product. (2) Intermediate substances intended for use in production of a pesticide product, if the intermediate is subjected to a chemical change in the production process. (3) Fertilizers or soil amendments not containing a pesticide. Authority: O.C.G.A. Sec. 2-2-9 et seq. History. Original Rule entitled "Labeling" adopted. F. and eff. June 30, 1965; except for R. 40-11-3-.03(6) which was f. June 30, 1965; eff. October 1, 1965, as specified by the Agency. Repealed: New Rule entitled "Products Considered Not to Be Pesticides" adopted. F. July 14, 2004; eff. August 3, 2004.