| Primary crops (available studies) | Crop groups | Crop(s) | Application(s) | Sampling (DAT) | Comment/Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fruit crops | Orange | Post‐harvest, 200 g a.s./hL | 0, 56, 112 |
All studies were performed with phenyl‐labelled thiabendazole (EFSA, 2016). Considering the overall availability of metabolism data (including rotational crop studies), a specific study to cover the treatment of chicory roots prior to witloof forcing is not considered necessary (EFSA, 2016). |
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| Root crops | Sugar beet | Foliar, 5 × 400 g a.s./ha | 0, 56, 90 | ||
| Cereals/grass | Wheat | Foliar, 1 × 800 g a.s./ha | 0, 7, 37, 63 | ||
| Maize | Seed, 0.09 mg a.s./seed | 81, 101 | |||
| Pulses/oilseeds | Soya bean | Foliar, 2 × 340 g a.s./ha | 0, 27, 78 | ||
| Rotational crops (available studies) | Crop groups | Crop(s) | Application(s) | PBI (DAT) | Comment/Source |
| Root/tuber crops | Turnip | Bare soil, 2 × 1.08 or 1 × 2.15 kg a.s./ha | 30, 120, 320 | Study was performed with phenyl‐labelled thiabendazole (EFSA, 2016). | |
| Leafy crops | Lettuce | Bare soil, 2 × 1.08 or 1 × 2.15 kg a.s./ha | 30, 120, 320 | ||
| Cereal (small grain) | Wheat | Bare soil, 2 × 1.08 or 1 × 2.15 kg a.s./ha | 30, 120, 320 | ||
| Processed commodities (hydrolysis study) | Conditions | Stable? | Comment/Source | ||
| Pasteurisation (20 min, 90°C, pH 4) | Yes | Thiabendazole is hydrolytically stable under conditions representative of pasteurisation, baking/brewing/boiling and sterilisation (EFSA, 2021). | |||
| Baking, brewing and boiling (60 min, 100°C, pH 5) | Yes | ||||
| Sterilisation (20 min, 120°C, pH 6) | Yes | ||||