Kyle,

Cinnamon and castille soap are not "products specifically used for Pesticide 
use."

If someone uses such a household product on their plants, they are quite 
unlikely to kill anyone.

If someone uses cinnamon and it kills their plant, can they sue the spice 
company? They could, but they should not expect to win.

If someone uses such products in their own home contrary to the labeling, the 
government doesn't have the budget to police such behavior.

As a licensed poison applicator, you may need to watch the rules more 
carefully. In home gardeners, I think common sense should prevail. 

--Henry Fieldseth
Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, zone 4

--- On Mon, 1/17/11, Kyle Baker <[email protected]> wrote:

Any and all products specifically used for Pesticide use...mUST have a EPA 
Registration Number....if they do NOT have one...they are NOT Licensed by the 
EPA and are banned from use.....A local company learned this the hard 
way...Anti-pesto...made from all natural ingredients...garlic..basil oil...and 
other ingredients...manufactured over 100,000 bottles of the product and sold 
them to local nurseries in New England....they had NO EPA Registration on the 
Bottle licensing the product use for a pesticide...ALL Bottles were required to 
be returned..destroyed and no further production until a EPA Registration 
Number was issued...the product is fantastic..all natural...but no EPA 
Number...No Sale...

Mr. Kyle Fletcher Baker, MCN

Maine Zone 5

--- On Mon, 1/17/11, Larry Wallace <[email protected]> wrote:

There is no incentive to get a substance licensed which is not patentable.  
Spices and soap are not patentable.  They have been with us for millennia.


Neem, Azadirachta indica, a tropical mahogany, was patented recently as an 
insecticide in the US.  This outraged India and the patent was revoked.  It is 
a standard ingredient in curries of Southern India.


--
Larry Wallace
Cincinnati


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