SUPERWAY DIMETHOATE 400 SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE

Country: Australia

Language: English

Source: APVMA (Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority)

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Summary of Product characteristics (SPC)

20-06-2017

Active ingredient:

DIMETHOATE

Available from:

POOMA FERTILIZERS PTY LTD

INN (International Name):

dimethoate(400g/L)

Pharmaceutical form:

EMULSIFIABLE CONCENTRATE

Composition:

DIMETHOATE ORGANOPHOSPHORUS-DITHIOPHOSPHA Active 400.0 g/L

Units in package:

10L; 2.5L; 20L; 5L

Class:

A - Agricultural

Therapeutic group:

Therapeutic area:

INSECTICIDE

Therapeutic indications:

Product summary:

Poison schedule: 6; Withholding period: Withholding Period: Citrus - DO NOT har vest for 7 days after application Blue berries (and other yaccinium berries inc luding bilberries) - DO NOT harvest for 1 day after application Blackberries, Raspberries - DO NOT harvest for 7 days after application Avocado, Litchi/Lych ee - DO NOT harvest for 7 days after app lication Mango - DO NOT harvest for 3 d ays after application Post Harvest Dip ping (Avocados, Bananas, Custard apples, Kiwifruit (Chinese Gooseberries inedibl e peel varieties), Litchi (Lychees), Man goes, Passionfruit, Banana passionfruit, Pawpaws, Pomegranates, Tamarillos) NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED (dip use s only) Litchi (pre-planting dip) - Ha rvest withholding period: Not required w hen used as directed Asparagus, Onions , Rhubarb, - DO NOT harvest for 7 days a fter application Beans, Peas (green ve getables NOT SNOW OR SUGAR SNAP PEAS) - DO NOT harvest for 7 days after applicat ion. DO NOT graze or cut for stockfood f or 7 days after application Beetroot, Eggplant Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Turni p - DO NOT harvest for 14 days after app lication. Tomatoes (for processing) - D O NOT harvest for 21 days after applicat ion Tomatoes, large, field grown, for f resh consumption - NOT REQUIRED WHEN USE D AS DIRECTED (ie DO NOT apply after the commencement of flowering) Capsicums- DO NOT harvest for 3 days after applica tion Melons (including watermelons): DO NOT harvest for 7 days after applicatio n Zucchini - DO NOT harvest for 1 day a fter application Cereals, (including ma ize, sorghum) - DO NOT harvest for 4 wee ks after application DO NOT graze or c ut for stockfood for 14 days after appli cation – Cotton - DO NOT harvest for 1 4 days after application. DO NOT Feed Co tton Fodder, Stubble or Trash To Livest ock Oilseeds (other than Peanuts and Co tton): Not required when used as directe d (DO NOT use after crop emergence) Pu lses (grain legumes), Peanuts - DO NOT h arvest for 14 days after application DO NOT graze or cut for stockfood for 14 da ys after application Pastures, Lucerne , forage crops - Not required when used as directed (DO NOT use after crop emerg ence); Host/pest details: ADZUKI BEAN: [APHIDS - SEE LABEL FOR EXCEPTIONS, BEAN BLOSSOM THRIP, BEAN FLY, GREEN PEACH APHID, JASSID OR LEAFHOPPER, MIRID BUG, THRIP]; ASPARAGUS: [APHID, GREEN VEGETABLE BUG, JASSIDS, LEAFHOPPER, MITE, THRIP, WINGLESS GRASSHOPPER]; AVOCADO: [QUEENSLAND FRUIT FLY]; AVOCADO - POST-HARVEST DIP: [QUEENSLAND FRUIT FLY]; BANANA - POST-HARVEST DIP: [FRUIT FLY, QUEENSLAND FRUIT FLY]; BANANA PASSIONFRUIT - POST-HARVEST DIP: [QUEENSLAND FRUIT FLY]; BARLEY: [BLUE OAT OR PEA MITE, BROWN WHEAT MITE, CEREAL APHID, LEAFHOPPER, LUCERNE FLEA, REDLEGGED EARTH MITE, WINGLESS GRASSHOPPER]; BEAN: [APHID, BEAN FLY, COWPEA APHID, GREEN VEGETABLE BUG, JASSIDS, LEAFHOPPER, MITE, REDLEGGED EARTH MITE, THRIP, WINGLESS GRASSHOPPER]; BEETROOT: [APHID, GREEN VEGETABLE BUG, JASSIDS, LEAF MINING FLY, LEAFHOPPER, MITE, REDLEGGED EARTH MITE, THRIP, WINGLESS GRASSHOPPER]; BILBERRY: [APHID, JASSIDS, QUEENSLAND FRUIT FLY, REDLEGGED EARTH MITE, RUTHERGLEN BUG, SPIDER MITE, STRAWBERRY BUG, THRIP]; BLACKBERRY: [APHID, JASSIDS, REDLEGGED EARTH MITE, RUTHERGLEN BUG, SPIDER MITE, STRAWBERRY BUG, THRIP]; BLUEBERRY: [APHID, JASSIDS, QUEENSLAND FRUIT FLY, REDLEGGED EARTH MITE, RUTHERGLEN BUG, SPIDER MITE, STRAWBERRY BUG, THRIP]; BORLOTTI BEAN: [APHIDS - SEE LABEL FOR EXCEPTIONS, BEAN BLOSSOM THRIP, BEAN FLY, GREEN PEACH APHID, JASSID OR LEAFHOPPER, MIRID BUG, THRIP]; CACTUS FRUIT - POST-HARVEST DIP: [QUEENSLAND FRUIT FLY]; CANOLA: [LUCERNE FLEA, REDLEGGED EARTH MITE]; CAPSICUM: [APHID, CUCUMBER FLY, FRUIT FLY, GREEN VEGETABLE BUG, JASSIDS, LEAFHOPPER, MITE, THRIP, WINGLESS GRASSHOPPER]; CEREALS: [BLUE OAT OR PEA MITE, BROWN WHEAT MITE, CEREAL APHID, LEAFHOPPER, LUCERNE FLEA, REDLEGGED EARTH MITE, WINGLESS GRASSHOPPER]; CHICKPEA: [APHIDS - SEE LABEL FOR EXCEPTIONS, BEAN BLOSSOM THRIP, BEAN FLY, GREEN PEACH APHID, JASSID OR LEAFHOPPER, MIRID BUG, THRIP]; CITRUS FRUIT OR TREE: [APHID, BRONZE ORANGE BUG, MEDITERRANEAN FRUIT FLY, QUEENSLAND FRUIT FLY, THRIP, WINGLESS GRASSHOPPER]; CLOVER: [LUCERNE FLEA, REDLEGGED EARTH MITE]; COTTON: [APHID, APPLE DIMPLING BUG - C. LIEBKNECHTI, BROKENBACKED BUG, BROWN SMUDGE BUG, BUG, GREEN MIRID BUG, GREEN VEGETABLE BUG, JASSID OR LEAFHOPPER, RED SPIDER MITE, RUTHERGLEN BUG, SPIDER MITE, THRIP, TWO SPOTTED MITE, WINGLESS GRASSHOPPER]; COWPEA: [BEAN FLY, GREEN PEACH APHID, JASSID OR LEAFHOPPER, MIRID BUG, THRIP]; COWPEA - REFER TO LABEL: [APHIDS - SEE LABEL FOR EXCEPTIONS, BEAN BLOSSOM THRIP]; CUSTARD APPLE - POST-HARVEST DIP: [QUEENSLAND FRUIT FLY]; DUBOISIA OR CORKWOOD: [THRIP]; EUCALYPTUS TREE: [JARRAH LEAFMINER, KURRAJONG LEAFMINER, LEAF BLISTER, MITE, PSYLLID OR LERP INSECT, SAWFLY OR SPITFIRE GRUB, SCALE INSECTS, SPITTLE BUG]; FEIJOA - POST-HARVEST DIP: [QUEENSLAND FRUIT FLY]; FIELD BEAN: [APHID, BEAN FLY, BUG, JASSID OR LEAFHOPPER, MITE, REDLEGGED EARTH MITE, THRIP]; FIELD PEA: [APHID, BEAN FLY, BUG, JASSID OR LEAFHOPPER, MITE, REDLEGGED EARTH MITE, THRIP]; FLAME TREE: [JARRAH LEAFMINER, KURRAJONG LEAFMINER, LEAF BLISTER, MITE, PSYLLID OR LERP INSECT, SAWFLY OR SPITFIRE GRUB, SCALE INSECTS, SPITTLE BUG]; GRAIN LEGUME: [APHID, BEAN FLY, GREEN VEGETABLE BUG, JASSIDS, LUCERNE FLEA, REDLEGGED EARTH MITE, SPIDER MITE, THRIP]; GUAVA - POST-HARVEST DIP (SEE LABEL): [QUEENSLAND FRUIT FLY]; KIWI FRUIT POST HARVEST DIP (INEDIBLE PEEL VARIETIES): [QUEENSLAND FRUIT FLY]; KURRAJONG TREE: [JARRAH LEAFMINER, KURRAJONG LEAFMINER, LEAF BLISTER, MITE, PSYLLID OR LERP INSECT, SAWFLY OR SPITFIRE GRUB, SCALE INSECTS, SPITTLE BUG]; LEMON: [APHID, BRONZE ORANGE BUG, MEDITERRANEAN FRUIT FLY, QUEENSLAND FRUIT FLY, THRIP, WINGLESS GRASSHOPPER]; LENTIL: [REDLEGGED EARTH MITE]; LIME: [APHID, BRONZE ORANGE BUG, MEDITERRANEAN FRUIT FLY, QUEENSLAND FRUIT FLY, THRIP, WINGLESS GRASSHOPPER]; LINSEED CROP: [LUCERNE FLEA, REDLEGGED EARTH MITE]; LUCERNE: [LUCERNE FLEA, REDLEGGED EARTH MITE]; LUPIN: [APHIDS - SEE LABEL FOR EXCEPTIONS, BEAN BLOSSOM THRIP, BEAN FLY, GREEN PEACH APHID, JASSID OR LEAFHOPPER, LUCERNE FLEA, MIRID BUG, REDLEGGED EARTH MITE, THRIP]; LYCHEE: [LYCHEE ERINOSE MITE]; LYCHEE - POST-HARVET DIP: [QUEENSLAND FRUIT FLY]; MAIZE: [MAIZE LEAFHOPPER, THRIP]; MANDARIN: [APHID, BRONZE ORANGE BUG, MEDITERRANEAN FRUIT FLY, QUEENSLAND FRUIT FLY, THRIP, WINGLESS GRASSHOPPER]; MANGO: [MEDITERRANEAN FRUIT FLY, QUEENSLAND FRUIT FLY]; MANGO - POST-HARVEST DIP: [DARWIN FRUIT FLY, QUEENSLAND FRUIT FLY]; MEDIC PASTURE: [LUCERNE FLEA, REDLEGGED EARTH MITE]; MELON: [APHID, CUCUMBER FLY, GREEN VEGETABLE BUG, JASSIDS, LEAFHOPPER, MITE, THRIP, WINGLESS GRASSHOPPER]; MUNG BEAN: [APHIDS - SEE LABEL FOR EXCEPTIONS, BEAN BLOSSOM THRIP, BEAN FLY, GREEN PEACH APHID, JASSID OR LEAFHOPPER, MIRID BUG, THRIP]; NAVY BEAN: [APHIDS - SEE LABEL FOR EXCEPTIONS, BEAN BLOSSOM THRIP, BEAN FLY, GREEN PEACH APHID, JASSID OR LEAFHOPPER, MIRID BUG, THRIP]; OATS: [BLUE OAT OR PEA MITE, BROWN WHEAT MITE, CEREAL APHID, LEAFHOPPER, LUCERNE FLEA, REDLEGGED EARTH MITE, WINGLESS GRASSHOPPER]; OIL SEED CROP - SEE LABEL FOR INCLUSIONS: [LUCERNE FLEA, REDLEGGED EARTH MITE]; ONION: [APHID, GREEN VEGETABLE BUG, JASSIDS, LEAFHOPPER, MITE, REDLEGGED EARTH MITE, THRIP, WINGLESS GRASSHOPPER]; ORANGE: [APHID, BRONZE ORANGE BUG, MEDITERRANEAN FRUIT FLY, QUEENSLAND FRUIT FLY, THRIP, WINGLESS GRASSHOPPER]; ORNAMENTAL - FLOWER OR SHRUB: [APHID, AZALEA LACE BUG, BEETLE LARVA, GALL INSECT, GREEN VEGETABLE BUG, JASSID OR LEAFHOPPER, LACE BUG, LEAF BEETLE, LEAF EATING PEST - NON-SPECIFC, LEAFMINER, MEALY BUG, MITE, MOTH CATERPILLAR, PSYLLID OR LERP INSECT, RUTHERGLEN BUG, SAPSUCKING INSECT, SAWFLY OR SPITFIRE GRUB, SCALE, SCARAB BEETLE, WHITEFLY, WINGLESS GRASSHOPPER]; ORNAMENTAL FARM: [APHID, AZALEA LACE BUG, BEETLE LARVA, GALL INSECT, GREEN VEGETABLE BUG, JASSID OR LEAFHOPPER, LACE BUG, LEAF BEETLE, LEAF EATING PEST - NON-SPECIFC, LEAFMINER, MEALY BUG, MITE, MOTH CATERPILLAR, PSYLLID OR LERP INSECT, RUTHERGLEN BUG, SAPSUCKING INSECT, SAWFLY OR SPITFIRE GRUB, SCALE, SCARAB BEETLE, WHITEFLY, WINGLESS GRASSHOPPER]; ORNAMENTALS (SEE LABEL FOR EXCEPTIONS): [APHID, AZALEA LAC

Authorization status:

Suspended

Authorization date:

2023-09-19

Patient Information leaflet

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COMPANY NAME:
SUPERWAY GARDEN AG & PEST PRODUCTS PTY LTD
PRODUCT NAME:
SUPERWAY DIMETHOATE 400 SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
APVMA APPROVAL NUMBER:
55495/RV0317G
LABEL NAME:
SUPERWAY DIMETHOATE 400 SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
SIGNAL HEADINGS:
POISON
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN
READ SAFETY DIRECTIONS BEFORE OPENING OR USING
CONSTITUENT
STATEMENTS:
400 g/L DIMETHOATE
an anti-cholinesterase compound
MODE OF ACTION
GROUP
1B
INSECTICIDE
STATEMENT OF
CLAIMS:
For the control of wide range of insect pests on certain fruits and
vegetable crops,
pastures, cotton, lucerne, oil seed crops, peanuts and ornamentals as
listed in the
Directions for Use table
NET CONTENTS:
Contents: 2.5L, 5L, 10L, 20L
RESTRAINTS:
Restraints: DO NOT apply to any non-food tree crop or plantation
(including
Eucalyptus spp.) by air.
DO NOT apply by misting or fogging equipment.
DO NOT apply with air blast spray equipment unless operators are
protected by
engineering controls such as enclosed cabs fitted with appropriate air
filters.
DO NOT use open mixing/loading systems for aerial application.
DIRECTIONS FOR
USE:
Attached below table.
OTHER LIMITATIONS:
DO NOT USE THIS PRODUCT IN THE HOME GARDEN RLP APPROVED
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WITHHOLDING
PERIODS:
WITHHOLDING PERIOD:
Citrus - DO NOT harvest for 7 days after application
Blueberries (and other yaccinium berries including bilberries) - DO
NOT harvest for
1 day after application
Blackberries, Raspberries - DO NOT harvest for 7 days after
application
Avocado, Litchi/Lychee - DO NOT harvest for 7 days after application
Mango - DO NOT harvest for 3 days after application
Post Harvest Dipping (Avocados, Bananas, Custard apples, Kiwifruit
(Chinese
Gooseberries inedible peel varieties), Litchi (Lychees), Mangoes,
Passionfruit,
Banana passionfruit, Pawpaws, Pomegranates, Tamarillos) NOT REQUIRED
WHEN USED AS DIRECTED (dip uses only)
Litchi (pre-planting dip) - Harvest withholding period: Not r

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Summary of Product characteristics

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MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET
DATE
9/12/2009
1 IDENTIFICATION
Product Name
SUPERWAY DIMETHOATE 400
SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
Chemical Name
Dimethoate
Chemical Class
Organophosphorus Pesticide
Hazchem Code
3W
UN No
3017
Dangerous Goods Code
6.1
Sub.Risk Class
3
Packaging Group
III
EPG
Poison Schedule
S6
Use
A systemic liquid pesticide concentrate for application
according to label instructions.
PHYSICAL APPEARANCE AND PROPERTIES.
Appearance and Odour
Clear water-white appearance with characteristic odour.
Boiling Point and
156 degrees C
Vapour Pressure
Volatile Component
No specific data, however expected to be low at 100oC.
Flash point
42degrees C.
Specific Gravity
1.08
INGREDIENTS
CAS NO
.
G/L
Dimethoate
60-51-5
400 g/l
Cyclohexanone
108-94-1
575 g/l
Other inert ingredients
not hazardous
70 g/l
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11 HEALTH HAZARD DATA
HEALTH EFFECTS
.
If exposure has been excessive over long periods some effects on the
liver and blood may be
evident. Dimethoate is unlikely to accumulate in tissues, and is
degraded and eliminated from
the body within a few days. The ingredients are not listed as
carcinogenic in Worksafes’s
document “exposure Standards for Atmospheric Contaminants in the
occupational
Environment”.
ACUTE:
The product may cause skin and eye irritation. The active ingredient
is readily absorbed
through the skin and eyes. Prolonged or repeated exposure may cause
defatting of skin,
which could lead to secondary dermatitis from the action of the
solvent and surface-active
agents. Dimethoate is not considered a skin sensitiser. Inhalation of
solvent may cause
headache, nausea, and intoxication. Inhalation of spray mists may
cause effects due to
dimethoate.
Acute over exposure: Headache, dizziness, nausea, salivation,
vomiting, diarrhea, slowing of
heartbeat, twitching spasms.
SWALLOWED:
Product is toxic if swallowed. Ingestion of small quantities may cause
harm
and larger quantities may lead to death.
EYE
Mildly irritating to eyes. It is likely to cause mild discomfort such
as watering
and redness of the eyes. This shoul

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