What must be supplied by manufacturers for each SLN registration?

Supplemental labeling must be supplied by manufacturers for each Special Local Needs (SLN) registration. This is essential as supplemental labeling provides additional information regarding the use of a pesticide product under specific conditions set forth for the local need. This labeling must accompany the product and must be consistent with the registered label, ensuring that applicators have clear guidelines on how to safely and effectively use the pesticide in the context of the SLN.

The reason supplemental labeling is imperative is that it conveys important details, such as specific application rates, target pests that may not be covered by the federal label, or local restrictions that are not applicable elsewhere. This enhances the safety and efficacy of pesticide usage in specific environments or against certain pests that may pose unique challenges.

Other options do not specifically pertain to the requirements for SLN registrations in the same way. Emergency exemptions refer to situations where a pesticide can be used in an unregistered manner due to urgent pest threats, establishment numbers pertain to manufacturing facilities but aren’t specific to SLN registrations, and while active ingredients are crucial for the formulation, they are not uniquely required in the context of SLN registration.