California Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR) has released a new Notice to Stakeholders regarding adding multilingual translations to marketing labels in their state. To be consistent with U.S. EPA’s bilingual labeling requirements under PRIA 5, the addition or revision of multilingual translations to marketing labels no longer need to be submitted to California if the correlating English text [...]
SRC is excited to report we are updating our process for submitting pesticide registrations to the South Carolina Department of Pesticide Regulation and Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry. Starting August 1, 2025, the SRC State Team will be submitting all Oklahoma and South Carolina product registration renewals online through Kelly Registration Systems (KRS). This processing [...]
Fifteen U.S. states require registration and labeling compliance for bedding and upholstered furniture. Historically, these laws were created to ensure quality and sanitation, prevent misrepresentation of materials used, and ensure consumers are properly informed of filling materials. Depending on your product type, different laws and licensing requirements may apply. The SRC team can help you [...]
Are you unsure if your product meets all seven different state laws for Do Not Flush labeling on wipes? The SRC team can help with a Disposable Wipes “Do Not Flush” Compliance Label Review! Seven states (California, Colorado, Illinois, Oregon, Michigan, New Jersey and Washington) have already enacted disposable wipes legislation. In absence of federal legislation, the [...]
Last summer California approved Assembly Bill 2113 which makes changes to its pesticide registration laws. Starting in 2025 there are new requirements for the California Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR) to meet certain timelines for review of new pesticide applications and re-evaluation of registered pesticides. The bill also enacts increases to the California Mill Tax [...]
In 2025, both the Nevada Department of Agriculture and the Puerto Rico Department of Agriculture have enacted legislation to increase their pesticide registration fees. These increases will affect both the initial registration of a product and subsequent registration renewals. Nevada Fee Increase The Nevada Department of Agriculture (NDA) Division of Plant Health and Compliance has [...]
Several states have enacted Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) legislation, which is intended to increase recycling and sustainability, and to reduce waste by making producers responsible for end-of-life management of the covered products they produce. Specific requirements and dates vary from state to state. Though the deadline for Colorado’s requirement for producers to join a producer [...]
More transparency into the status of EPA review for our submitted applications is here! In January, EPA launched its new MyPest portal, which will allow registrants and applicants to see the real-time status of their submission as it progresses through EPA's regulatory review. This is the first phase to be launched, with plans for exciting [...]
As the end of the year approaches, it is time to prepare for EPA Pesticide Registration Maintenance Fees. The fee varies from year to year depending on the authorizing legislation. EPA has set the 2025 fee to $4,875 per product and released the 2025 fee tables and forms with a January 15, 2025 deadline to file. Maintenance [...]
The Nevada Department of Agriculture has proposed an amendment to Chapter 586 of the Nevada Administrative Code to increase the states annual pesticide registration fee to $281 per product. This is an almost 225% increase over the current fee of $125 per product. The Nevada Department of Agriculture has conducted an evaluation of its budget [...]