Most recent Ministerial Decision 41/2012
(from the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries Wealth, arising from
Royal Decree 64/2006) published, unchanged, the list of prohibited
and restricted pesticides from MD 194/2007 and provided regulations
covering the sale, handling and use of pesticides. Under these pieces of
legislation, 131 pesticides were prohibited from use in Oman and a further
30 were given restricted status,meaning that they can only be used
at specified concentrations and formulations. Indeed the shift in policy
witnessed in Oman has highlighted tensions between on the one hand
a desire to maximise agricultural production (for export and home
consumption) as an economic desire and a growing desire to protect
the environment. Although the 2007 pesticide regulation specifically
prohibited certain pesticides perceived as the most environmentally
damaging, the impact of the implementation of this policy has not
been determined.
Most recent Ministerial Decision 41/2012
(from the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries Wealth, arising from
Royal Decree 64/2006) published, unchanged, the list of prohibited
and restricted pesticides from MD 194/2007 and provided regulations
covering the sale, handling and use of pesticides. Under these pieces of
legislation, 131 pesticides were prohibited from use in Oman and a further
30 were given restricted status,meaning that they can only be used
at specified concentrations and formulations. Indeed the shift in policy
witnessed in Oman has highlighted tensions between on the one hand
a desire to maximise agricultural production (for export and home
consumption) as an economic desire and a growing desire to protect
the environment. Although the 2007 pesticide regulation specifically
prohibited certain pesticides perceived as the most environmentally
damaging, the impact of the implementation of this policy has not
been determined.
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