What information is required on records of repackaged pesticides submitted to the EPA?

The requirement for including batch amount and batch ID on records of repackaged pesticides submitted to the EPA ensures proper tracking and accountability in the pesticide distribution process. This information is critical for various reasons: it allows for the identification of specific batches in case of quality control issues or safety concerns, aids in compliance with regulatory standards, and facilitates traceability through the supply chain. By having detailed information about the quantities and identifiers associated with each batch, regulatory authorities can effectively monitor and manage pesticide safety and effectiveness.

In contrast, while weather conditions during repackaging, employee hours worked, and supplier information may be relevant in different contexts, they do not hold the same level of importance for regulatory compliance regarding repackaged pesticides. Weather conditions, for instance, may affect pesticide application but are less critical in the repackaging stage, while employee hours and supplier details are more related to internal company processes rather than the specific requirements set forth by the EPA for repackaged products.