Thiabendazole - maximum residue limit

thiabendazole

About

The maximum residue limit (MRL) is the maximum allowed concentration of residue in a food product from an animal that has received a veterinary medicine or that has been exposed to a biocidal product for use in animal husbandry.

Documents

Thiabendazole (extrapolation to goats): Summary Report (3) – Committee for Medicinal Products for Veterinary use

Adopted Reference Number: EMEA/MRL/868/03-FINAL

Thiabendazole: Summary Report (2) – Committee for Veterinary Medicinal Products

Adopted Reference Number: EMEA/MRL/269/97-FINAL

Thiabendazole: Summary Report (1) – Committee for Veterinary Medicinal Products

Adopted

Document description:

• Summary opinion of the CVMP on the establishment of maximum residue limits - A summary opinion on the MRL for those substances for which a recommendation is made to the European Commission
• Opinion of the CVMP on the establishment of maximum residue limits – Full opinion following the publication of the Commission Regulation formally establishing the MRL status
• European public maximum residue limit assessment report (EPMAR) – Detailed information on the CVMP’s evaluation following the publication of the Commission Regulation
• Summary report – Superseded title for the documents which are now called EPMAR

Key facts

• Active substance:
  thiabendazole
• Therapeutic classification:
  • Antiparasitic agents
  • Agents (acting) against endoparasites
• Target species:
  • Caprine
  • Bovine