Where can the Restricted Entry Interval for an agricultural pesticide be found?

The Restricted Entry Interval (REI) for an agricultural pesticide is specifically outlined in the Agricultural Use Requirements section of the pesticide label. This section provides critical information regarding the safe use of the pesticide, including how long workers must wait after a pesticide application before re-entering the treated area without appropriate protective equipment.

This is crucial information for ensuring the safety of agricultural workers and compliance with regulatory standards. While the Safety Data Sheet may contain useful safety and handling information, it does not typically specify the REI. Labeling Guidelines pertain more to general instructions rather than specific pesticide use intervals, and Product Composition details the chemical makeup of the pesticide but does not address usage restrictions or safety intervals. Therefore, the Agricultural Use Requirements section is the authoritative source for the REI, which emphasizes the importance of adhering to the label for safe agricultural practices.