Methazole
Methazole is a selective herbicide formerly used in Australia to control weeds in onions.
There are no products containing methazole currently registered for use in Australia.
Methazole Review
Status: Review Completed
In 1995 the APVMA (formerly the NRA) began a special review of methazole because of toxicological concerns. On 31 March 1996 the APVMA withdrew the Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) for methazole and cancelled the registration of all products containing methazole.
The APVMA’s concerns with methazole remain and it will not consider the registration of any product containing methazole unless all the concerns identified in the review are fully addressed. Read a full history of the review.
APVMA Methazole archive
| Title | Date |
|---|---|
Gazette Notice: cancellation of registration for agricultural products* |
Mar 1996 |
| * Contact the APVMA for copies of this document. | |
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