Oil Use on Citrus
Date: May 15, 2006
To: Rick Melnicoe, Linda
Herbst, et al.
From: Wilfred Burr
Subject: Fwd: Fw: Maximum User Rates for Citrus on Petro Canada's End
Use Product Labels
Attachment
Dear IPM Center folks,
I just received this attachment from Gregg Bentley, the CRM for the petroleum
oils. In this letter from one of the registrants is a proposal to reduce
the label rates of oil on citrus. They are asking if this change will
cause undue hardship on any users out there. Please pass this around
to the cirtus growers or experts and let EPA know if there are any
problems with this change. Thanks in advance.
Wilfred
Wilfred Burr
USDA/OPMP
1400 Independence Ave. SW
Washington, DC 20250-0315
202-720-8647
We received this email and letter just before our move to Potomac Yards, and I had forgotten to forward it to you.
Our SRRD Division management has asked me to be sure and ask you to run this letter by your contacts in Texas and Florida, and most especially in California, to assure that this maximum rate reduction proposal by Petro-Canada does not negatively impact any growers.
Thanks, Wilfred.
Ben Gregg
703-308-8178
Robert Butz <butz@chemreg.com>
To:
Bentley Gregg/DC/USEPA/US@EPA
04/27/2006 06:42 PM
cc: John Hebert/DC/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Maximun Usr Rates for Citrus
on Petro Canada's End Use Product Labels
Ben,
Attached, as a Word file, is a letter from Michael Fefer of Petro Canada. Petro Canada will agree to a reduction in the maximum application rates for citrus.
Please call or email Michael or myself if you have any questions.
Bob Butz
Robert Butz, Ph.D.
ChemReg International
1990 Old Bridge Road, Suite 201
Lake Ridge, VA 22192
Phone: 703-492-0541
Fax: 703-492-0668
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(See attached file: 20060427 Oil max use rates ver 3.doc)
