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FOOD SAFETY AND STANDARDS (CONTAMINANTS, TOXINS AND RESIDUES)

REGULATIONS, 2011

CHAPTER 1
GENERAL
1.1: Short title and commencement-

1.1.1: These regulations may be called the Food Safety and Standards (Contaminants,
toxins and Residues) Regulations, 2011.

1.1.2: These regulations shall come into force on or after 5th August, 2011.
1.2: Definitions-

1.2.1: In these regulations unless the context otherwise requires:


1. “Crop contaminant” means any substance not intentionally added to food, but
which gets added to articles of food in the process of their production (including
operations carried out in crop husbandry, animal husbandry and veterinary medicine),
manufacture, processing, preparation, treatment, packing, packaging transport or
holding of articles of such food as a result of environmental contamination

CHAPTER 2
CONTAMINANTS, TOXINS AND RESIDUES
2.1 : METAL CONTAMINANTS

2.1.1
1. Chemicals described in monographs of the Indian Pharmacopoeia when used in
foods, shall not contain metal contaminants beyond the limits specified in the
appropriate monographs of the Indian Pharmacopoeia for the time being in force.
2. Notwithstanding the provisions of regulation 2.1.1 (1), no article of food specified
in Column 2 of the table below shall contain any metal specified in excess of the quantity
specified in Column 3 of the said table:

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Table

Name of Article of food Parts per


the metal Million by
contamina weight
nts
(1) (2) (3)
1. Lead (i) Beverages;
Concentrated soft drinks (but not including concentrates used 0.5
in the manufacture of soft drinks)
Fruit and vegetable juice (including tomato juice, but not 1.0
including lime juice and lemon juice)
Concentrates used in the manufacture of soft drinks, lime 2.0
juice and lemon juice
(ia) Baking powder 10
(ib) Edible oils and fats 0.5
(ic) Infant Milk substitute and Infant foods 0.2
(1) (2) (3)
(id) Turmeric whole and powder 10.0
(ii) Other foods
Anhydrous dextrose and dextrose monohydrate, refined 0.5
white sugar (sulphated ash content not exceeding 0.03 per
cent)
Ice-cream, iced lollies and similar frozen confections 1.0
Canned fish, canned meats, edible gelatin, meat extracts and 5.0
hydrolysed protein, dried or dehydrated vegetables (other
than onions)
All types of sugar, sugar syrup, invert sugar and direct 5.0
consumption coloured sugars with sulphated ash content
exceeding 1.0 per cent
Raw sugars except those sold for direct consumption or 5.0
used for manufacturing purpose other than the manufacture
of refined sugar.

Edible molasses, caramel liquid and solid glucose and starch 5.0
conversion products with a sulphated ash content exceeding
1.0 per cent

Cocoa powder 5.0 on the dry fat


free substance
Yeast and yeast products 5.0 on the dry
Matter
Tea, dehydrated onions, dried herbs and spices flavourings, 10.0 on the
alginic acid, alignates, agar, carrageen and similar products dry matter
derived from seaweed

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Liquid pectin, chemicals not otherwise specified, used as 10.0
ingredients or in the preparation or processing of food
Food colouring other than caramel 10.0 on the
dry colouring
matter
Solid pectin 50.0
Hard boiled sugar confectionery 2.0
Iron fortified common salt 2.0
Corned beef, luncheon meat, Cooked Ham, Chopped meat, 2.5
Canned chicken, Canned mutton and Goat meat and other
related meat products
Brewed vinegar and Synthetic vinegar Nil
(iii) Foods not specified 2.5
7 [Assorted subtropical fruits, edible peel 0.1
Assorted subtropical fruits, inedible peel 0.1
Berries and other small fruits 0.2
Citrus fruits 0.1
Pome fruits 0.1
Stone fruits 0.1
Brassica vegetables excluding Kale 0.3
Bulb vegetables 0.1
Fruiting vegetables, cucurbits 0.1
Fruiting vegetables other than cucurbits (excluding 0.1
mushrooms)
Leafy vegetables (including brassica leafy vegetables but 0.3
excluding spinach)
Legume vegetables 0.2
Pulses 0.2
Root and tuber vegetables 0.1
Canned fruit cocktail 1
Canned grapefruit 1
(1) (2) (3)
Canned mandarin oranges 1
Canned mangoes 1
Canned pineapple 1
Canned raspberries 1
Canned strawberries 1
Canned tropical fruit salad 1
Jams (fruit preserves) and jellies 1
Mango chutney 1
Table olives 1
Canned asparagus 1
Canned carrots 1

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Canned green beans and Canned wax beans 1
Canned green peas 1
Canned mature processed peas 1
Canned mushrooms 1
Canned palmito 1
Canned sweetcorn 1
Canned tomatoes 1
Pickled cucumbers (cucumber pickles) 1
Processed tomato concentrates 1.5
Fruit Juices (including nectars; ready to drink) 0.05
Cereal grains, except buckwheat, canihua and quinoa 0.2
Canned chestnuts and canned chestnut puree 1
Meat of cattle, sheep and pig (also applies to fat from meat) 0.1
Poultry meat 0.1
Cattle, edible offal of 0.5
Pig, edible offal of 0.5
Poultry, edible offal of 0.5
Edible fats and oils (edible fats and oils not covered by 0.1
individual standards)
Fish 0.3
Margarine 0.1
Minarine 0.1
Named animal fats (lard, rendered pork fat, premier jus and 0.1
edible tallow)
Olive oil, refined 0.1
Olive oil, virgin 0.1
Olive, residue oil (olive pomace oil) 0.1
Poultry fats 0.1
Vegetable oils, crude (oils of arachis, babasu, coconut, cotton 0.1
seed, grape seed, maize, mustard seed, palm kernel, palm, rape
seed, safflower seed, sesame seed, soya bean, and sunflower
seed, and palm olein, stearin and superolein and other oils but
excluding cocoa butter)
Vegetable oils, edible (oils of arachis, babasu, coconut, cotton 0.1
seed, grape seed, maize, mustard seed, palm kernel, palm, rape
seed, safflower seed, sesame seed, soya bean, and sunflower
seed, and palm olein, stearin and superolein and other oils but
excluding cocoa butter)
Milks (A concentration factor applies to partially or wholly 0.02
dehydrated milks.)
Secondary milk products (as consumed) 0.02

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Natural mineral water, expressed in mg/L 0.01
Infant formula (ready to use) 0.02
Salt, food grade 2.0
Wine 0.2
Crustaceans 0.5
Cephalopods 1.0
Bivalve Molluscs 1.5]
2. Copper (i) Beverages:
Soft drinks excluding concentrates and Carbonated water 7.0
Carbonated water 1.5
Toddy 5.0
Concentrates for soft drinks 20.0
(ii) Other Foods
Chicory-dried or roasted, coffee beans, flavourings/pectin 30.0
liquid
Colouring matter 30.0 on dry
colouring
matter
Edible gelatin 30.0
Tomato ketchup 50.0 on the
dried total
solids
Yeast and yeast products 60.0 on the
dry matter
Cocoa powder 70.0 on the fat
free
substance
Tomato puree, paste, powder, juice and cocktails 100.0 on the
dried tomato
solid
Tea 150.0
Pectin-solid 300.0
Hard boiled sugar confectionery 5.0
Iron Fortified Common Salt 2.0
Turmeric whole and powder 5.0
Juice of orange, grape, apple, tomato, pineapple and lemon 5.0
Pulp and pulp products of any fruit 5.0
Infant milk substitute and Infant foods 15.0 (But not
less than 2.8)
Brewed Vinegar and Synthetic vinegar Nil
Caramel 20
(iii) Foods not specified 30.0
3. Arsenic (i) Milk 0.1
(ii) Beverages :

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Soft drink intended for consumption after dilution except 0.5
carbonated water
Carbonated water 0.25
Infant Milk substitute and Infant foods 0.05
Turmeric whole and powder 0.1
Juice of orange, grape, apple, tomato, pineapple and lemon 0.2
Pulp and pulp products of any fruit 0.2
Preservatives, anti-oxidants, emulsifying and stabilising 3.0 on dry
agents and synthetic food colours matter
Ice-cream, iced lollies and similar frozen confections 0.5
Dehydrated onions, edible gelatin, liquid pectin 2.0
Chicory-dried or roasted 4.0
Dried herbs, finings and clearing agents, solid pectin all grades, 5.0
spices
Food colouring other than synthetic colouring. 5.0 on dry
colouring
matter
Hard boiled sugar confectionery 1.0
Iron Fortified Common Salt 1.0
Brewed Vinegar and Synthetic Vinegar 0.1
(iii) Foods not specified 1.1
7 [Edible fats and oils (edible fats and oils not covered by
0.1
individual standards)
Margarine 0.1
Minarine 0.1
Named animal fats (lard, rendered pork fat, premier jus and
0.1
edible tallow)
Olive oil, refined 0.1
Olive oil, virgin 0.1
Olive, residue oil (olive pomace oil) 0.1
Vegetable oils, crude (oils of arachis, babasu, coconut,
cottonseed, grapeseed, maize, mustardseed, palm kernel, palm,
0.1
rapeseed, safflower seed, sesameseed, soya bean, and
sunflowerseed, and palm olein, stearin and superolein).
Vegetable oils, edible (oils of arachis, babasu, coconut,
cottonseed, grapeseed, maize, mustardseed, palm kernel, palm,
0.1
rapeseed, safflower seed, sesameseed, soya bean, and
sunflowerseed, and palm olein, stearin and superolein).
Natural mineral water, expressed in mg/L 0.01
Salt, food grade 0.5
Fish and Crustaceans 76
Molluscs 86]
4. Tin (i) Processed and canned products 250
(i-a) Hard boiled sugar confectionery 5.0

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(1) (2) (3)
(i-aa) Jam, Jellies and Marmalade 250
Juice of orange, apple, tomato, pineapple and lemon 250
Pulp and pulp products of any fruit 250
(i-b) Infant Milk substitute and Infant foods 5.0
(i-c) Turmeric whole and powder Nil
(i-d) Corned beef, Luncheon meat, Cooked Ham, Chopped meat, 250
Canned chicken, Canned mutton and Goat meat
(ii) Foods not specified 250
7 [Canned foods other than beverages
250
Canned beverages 150
Canned citrus fruits 250

Canned stone fruits 250

Canned vegetables 250

Canned fruit cocktail 250


Canned mangoes 250
Canned pineapple 250
Canned raspberries 250
Canned strawberries 250
Canned tropical fruit salad 250
Mango Chutney 250
Table olives 250
Canned mushrooms 250
Canned tomatoes 250
Pickled cucumber 250
Processed tomato concentrates 250
Canned chestnuts and chestnut puree 250
Cooked cured chopped meat (for products in tinplate
250
containers)
Cooked cured chopped meat (for products in other containers) 50
Cooked cured ham (for products in tinplate containers) 200
Cooked cured ham (for products in other containers) 50
Cooked cured pork shoulder (for products in tinplate
200
containers)
Cooked cured pork shoulder (for products in other containers) 50
Corned beef (for products in tinplate containers)
200
Corned beef (for products in other containers) 50
Luncheon meat (for products in tinplate containers) 200
Luncheon meat (for products in other containers) 50
Canned fish products 200]

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8 [***]

6. Cadmium (i) Infant Milk substitute and Infant foods 0.1


(ii) Turmeric whole and powder 0.1
(iii) Other foods 1.5
7[Brassica vegetables 0.05
Bulb vegetables 0.05
Fruiting vegetables, cucurbits 0.05
Fruiting vegetables other than cucurbits (excluding tomatoes
0.05
and edible fungi)
Leafy vegetables 0.2
Legume vegetables 0.1
Potato, peeled 0.1
Pulses, excluding soybean dry 0.1
Root and tuber vegetables, excluding potato and celeriac 0.1
Stalk and stem vegetables 0.1
Cereal grains, except buckwheat, canihua and quinoa (excluding
0.1
wheat and rice; and bran and germ
Rice, polished 0.4
Wheat 0.2
Natural mineral water, expressed in mg/L 0.003
Salt, food grade 0.5
Fish 0.3
Crustaceans 0.5
Cephalopods 2.0
Bivalve Molluscs 2.0]
7. Mercury Fish 0.5
Other foods 1.0
7 [Natural mineral water, expressed in mg/L 0.001
Salt, food grade 0.1
Non-predatory fish, crustaceans, cephalopods, molluscs 0.5
Predatory Fish (Tuna, Marlin, Sword Fish, Elasmobranch) 1.0]

8. Methyl All foods 0.25


Mercury
(Calculated
as the
element)
9. Refined Sugar 20 ppb
Chromium
3 [Gelatin 10]
7 [All fishery products 12]

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10. Nickel All hydrogenated, patially hydrogenated, interesterified 1.5
vegetable oils and fats such as vanaspati, table margarine,
bakery and industrial margarine, bakery shortening, fat spread
and partially hydrogenated margarine, bakery shortening, fat
spread and partially hydrogenated soyabean oil

2.2 Crop contaminants and naturally occurring toxic substances

2.2.1
4[1. No article of food specified in column (3) of the Table below shall contain any
crop contaminant specified in the corresponding entry in column (2) thereof in excess of
quantities specified in the corresponding entry in column (4) of the said Table:
Table

[Link]. Name of the Contaminants Article of the food Limit µg/kg

(1) (2) (3) (4)

1. Aflatoxin Cereal and Cereal Products 15

Pulses 15

Nuts
Nuts for further processing 15
Ready to eat 10

Dried figs 10

Oilseeds or oil
Oilseeds for further processing 15
Ready to eat 10

Spices 30
11[Arecanut or Betelnut 15 µg/kg]

2. Aflatoxin M1 Milk 0.5

3. Ochratoxin A Wheat, barley and rye 20

4. Patulin Apple juice and Apple juice ingredients 50


in other beverages
5. Deoxynivalenol wheat 1000]

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2 [2. Naturally occurring Toxic Substances:
Table
Name of naturally occuring Article of food Maximum limits
[Link] toxic substances (NOTS) (ppm)
(1) (2) (3) (4)

1 Agaric acid Food containing mushrooms 100


Alcoholic beverages 100
2 Hydrocyanic acid Nougat, marzipan or its substitutes or 5
similar products
Canned stone fruits 5
Alcoholic beverages 5
Confectionery 5
Stone fruit juices 5
10[Sago, Cassava flour, Tapioca flour, 10]
Manihot flour and their products

3 Hypericine Alcoholic beverages 1


4 Saffrole Meat preparations and meat products, 10
including poultry and game
Fish preparations and fish products 10
Soups and sauces 10
Non-alcoholic beverages 10
Food containing mace and nutmeg 10
Alcoholic beverages 10]

5[3. Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon (PAH)


compounds in Fish and Fishery Products:

[Link]. Name of the contaminants Article of food Limit


(1) (2) (3) (4)
1. Polychlorinated biphenyls (Sum of PCB28, Inland and Migratory Fish 2.0 ppm
PCB52, PCB101, PCB138, PCB153 and
PCB180)
2. Polychlorinated biphenyls (Sum of PCB28, Marine Fish, Crustaceans 0.5 ppm
PCB52, PCB101, PCB138, PCB153 and and molluscs
PCB180)
3. Benzo(a)pyrene Smoked Fishery Products 5.0 ppb]

2.3: Residues

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14 [2.3.1. Restriction on the use of insecticides:

(1) The expression “insecticide” shall have the meaning assigned to it in the Insecticide Act,
1968 (46 of 1968).
(2) Subject to the provisions of clause (3), no insecticides shall be used directly on articles
of food:
Provided that nothing in this regulation shall apply to the fumigants which are
registered and recommended for use as such on articles of food by the Registration
Committee, constituted under section 5 of the Insecticides Act, 1968 (46 of 1968).
(3) The insecticide specified in column (2) of the table shall not exceed the Maximum
Residue Limits (MRL) prescribed in column (4), for the article of food specified in
column (3) of the said table, namely:-
Table
Sl. No. Name of the Insecticide Food Maximum Residue
Limit (MRL)
in mg/kg
(1) (2) (3) (4)
1. 2,4-Dichlorophenoxy Acetic Acid Sugarcane 0.05
Food grains Maize-0.05, Wheat-2
and Rice-0.1and other
food grains- 0.01
Milled food grains 0.01
Potato 0.2
Milk and Milk products 0.05
Meat and Poultry 0.2
Eggs 0.05 (shell free basis)
Fruits 2
2. Acephate (expressed as mixture of Rice 1
Methamidophos and acephate). Safflower seed 2
Cottonseed 2
Milk and Milk products 0.02
Meat and Meat products 0.05
3. Acetamiprid Chilli 2
Dried Chilli 20
Rice 0.01
Okra 0.1
Cabbage 0.7
Milk and Milk products 0.02
Meat and Meat products 0.05
Cotton seed Oil 0.1
4. Alachlor Cotton seed 0.05
Groundnut 0.05
Maize 0.1
Soya bean 0.1
5. Alpha cypermethrin Cotton seed Oil 0.05
Pine apple 0.5
6. Alpha naphthyl Acetic Acid Tomato 0.1
Chilli 0.2

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Dried Chilli 2
Mango 0.05
Cotton seed Oil 0.05
Grapes 0.05
Pineapple 0.5
7. Ametroctradin Grapes 6
Potato 0.05
Cucumber 0.4
Tomato 0.3
8. Anilophos Rice 0.1
9. Atrazine Maize 0.01
Sugarcane 0.25
10. Azimsulfuron Rice 0.02*
11. Azoxystrobin Grapes 2
Tomato 1
Mango 0.7
Chilli 1
Dried Chilli 10
Cucumber 0.05*
Potato 7
Milk and Milk products 0.01
Cumin 0.03*
Maize 0.03*
Wheat 0.2
Rice 0.03*
Onion 0.05
12. Benfuracarb Red Gram 0.05
Rice 0.05
13. Sum of benomyl and carbendazim Food grains 0.5
expressed as carbendazim Milled food grains 0.1
Vegetables 0.5
Mango 2
Banana (whole) 1
Other fruits 5
Cottonseed 0.1
Groundnut 0.1
Sugar beet 0.1
Dry fruits 0.1
Eggs 0.1 (shell free basis)
Meat and Poultry 0.1 (carcass fat basis)
Milk and Milk products 0.1 (F)
14. Bensulfuron Methyl Rice 0.01
15. Beta Cyfluthrin Okra 0.01*
Brinjal 0.2
Cotton seed 0.7
Soya bean 0.03
Soya bean Oil 0.01*
16. Bifenthrin Sugarcane 0.03

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Rice 0.05
Apple 0.5
Tea 30
Cotton seed 0.5
Milk and Milk products 0.2
17. Bispyribac Sodium Rice 0.05
18. Bitertanol Wheat 0.05
Groundnut 0.05
Milk and Milk products 0.05
Meat and Meat products 0.05
Tea 0.05*
Apple 0.4
19. Buprofezin Cotton seed Oil 0.01
Chilli 2
Dried Chilli 20
Mango 0.1
Grapes 1
Okra 0.01*
Rice 0.05
Milk and Milk products 0.01
20. Butachlor Rice 0.05
21. Captan Rice 0.3
Fruit and Vegetables Cherries-25, Grapes-25
and Melons-10, other
fruits & other
vegetables 15
Black gram 0.01*
22. Carbaryl Sesamum 0.05
Fish 0.2
Food grains Wheat-2.0 and Maize-
0.02, other food grains
1.5
Milled food grains 0.01
Okra and leafy vegetables 10
Potato 0.2
Other vegetables 5
Cotton seed (whole) 1
Maize cob (kernels) 1
Rice 2.5
Maize 0.5
Chilli 5
Dried Chilli 50
Citrus (Orange) 15
Milk and Milk products 0.05
23. Carbendazim Food grains Wheat-0.05, Rice-2.0
and other food grains
0.1
Milled food grains 0.1

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Vegetables 0.5
Mango 5
Banana (whole) 1
Other fruits 5
Cotton seed 0.1
Groundnut 0.1
Sugar beet 0.1
Dry fruits 0.1
Eggs 0.1(shell free basis)
Meat & Poultry 0.1(Carcass fat basis)
Milk and Milk products 0.1 (F)
Potato 0.01*
Tea 0.5
Grapes 3
Rice 2*
24. Carbofuran (sum of carbofuran Food grains 0.10
and 3-hydroxy carbofuran Milled food grains 0.03
expressed as carbofuran) Fruits & Vegetables 0.10
Oil seeds 0.10
Sugarcane 0.10
Meat & Poultry 0.10 (carcass fat basis)
Milk and Milk products 0.05 (fat basis)
25. Carbosulfan Chilli 2
Dried Chilli 20
Rice 0.2
26. Carfentrazone Ethyl Wheat 0.01
Rice 0.1*
Tea 0.02*
27. Carpropamid Rice 1
28. Cartap Hydrochloride Rice 0.5
29. Chlorantraniliprole Bengal Gram 0.03*
Black Gram 0.03*
Bitter Gourd 0.03*
Okra 0.3
Soya bean 0.03*
Pigeon pea 0.03*
Tomato 0.6
Chilli 0.6
Dried Chilli 6
Brinjal 0.6
Rice 0.4
Cabbage 2
Sugarcane 0.5
Cotton 0.3
Milk and Milk products 0.05
Meat and Meat products 0.2
Groundnut 0.03*
Groundnut Oil 0.03*

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Maize 0.03*
30. Chlorfenapyr Chilli 0.05
Dried Chilli 0.5
Cabbage 0.05
31. Chlorfluazuron Cabbage 0.1*
Cotton seed 0.01*
32. Chlorimuron ethyl Rice 0.01
Soya bean seed 0.01
Wheat 0.05
33. Chlormequat Chloride (CCC) Potato 0.1
Brinjal 0.1
Grape 0.05*
Cotton seed 1
34. Chlorothalonil Groundnut 0.1
Potato 0.1
Milk and Milk products 0.07
Meat and Meat products 0.02
35. Chlorpropham Potato 30
36. Chlorpyriphos Tea 2
Food grains Wheat-0.5, Rice-0.5 and
Food grains 0.05
Milled food grains 0.01
Fruits Stawberry-0.03, Plum-
0.5, Pomefruit-1.0 and
other Fruits 0.5
Potatoes and Onions Potato-2.0, Onions 0.01
Cauliflower and Cabbage 1
Other vegetables 0.2
Meat and Poultry (carcass 0.1
fat)
Milk and Milk products 0.02
Cotton seed 0.3
Cotton seed oil (crude) 0.05
Carbonated Water 0.001
37. Chlothianidin (Chlothianidin and Sugarcane 0.4
its metabolites Cotton seed 0.02
Thiazolymethylguanidine (TMG), Cotton seed Oil 0.02
Thiazolymethylurea (TZMU), Rice 0.5
Methylnitroguanidine (MNG) Tea 0.7
TMG) Milk and Milk products 0.02
Meat and Meat products 0.02
38. Chromafenozide Rice 0.03*
39. Cinmethylene Rice 0.05
40. Clodinafop-propargyl Soya bean 0.05*
Wheat 0.1
41. Clomazone Rice 0.01
Soya bean seed 0.01
Soya bean seed oil 0.01

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42. Copper Hydroxide (Copper Rice $
determined as elemental copper) Potato $
Grapes $
43. Copper Oxychloride(Copper Fruit $
determined as elemental copper) Potato $
Other vegetables $
Areca nut $
Cardamom $
Coconut $
Coffee $
Pepper $
Paddy $
44. Copper Sulphate (Copper Coffee $
determined as elemental copper Cardamom $
Citrus $
Coconut $
Guava $
Papaya $
Pea $
Grapes $
45. Cuprous Oxide (Copper Paddy $
determined as elemental copper) Potato $
Areca nut $
Chilli $
Citrus $
Coffee $
Grapes $
46. Cyantranilipole Grapes 0.01
Pomegranate seed 0.01
Pomegranate Juice 0.01
Cabbage 2
Chilli 0.5
Dried Chilli 5
Tomato 0.5
Gherkin 0.3
Okra 0.5
Brinjal 0.06
Cotton seed or Cotton seed 1.5
Oil
47. Cyazofamid Potato 0.02*
Tomato 0.01*
Grapes 1
48. Cyhalofop-butyl Rice 0.5
49. Cymoxanil Tomato 0.01*
Potato 0.01
Grapes 0.1
Citrus 0.05*
Gherkin 0.05*

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Cucumber 0.1
50. Cypermethrin (sum of isomers) Rice 2
(Fat soluble residue) Cottonseed Oil 0.01
Wheat grains 2
Milled wheat grains 0.01
Brinjal 0.2
Cabbage 2
Okra 0.5
Oil seeds except groundnut 0.2
Meat and Poultry 2
Milk and Milk products 0.05
(a) Alpha Cypermethrin Cotton seed Oil 0.05
51. Deltamethrin (Decamethrin) Chilli 0.05
Dried Chilli 0.5
Red gram 0.01
Mango 0.01
Tea 5
Okra 0.05
Tomato 0.3
Brinjal 0.3
Groundnut 0.01*
Cotton seed 0.1
Food grains 2.0
Milled food grains Milled Food grains- 0.2
and Wheat Flour-0.3
Rice 2.0
Wheat 2.0
Milk and Milk products 0.05
Meat and Meat products 0.5
52. Diafenthiuron Cardamom 0.5
Brinjal 1
Chilli 0.05
Dried Chilli 0.5
Cotton seed Oil 1
Cabbage 1
Citrus 0.2
53. Dichlorvos (DDVP) (content of di- Food grains Wheat-7.0, Rice-7.0 and
chloroacetaldehyde (D.C.A.) be other Food grains-1
reported where possible) Milled food grains 0.25
Vegetables 0.15
Fruits 0.1
Milk and Milk products 0.01
Groundnut seeds 0.05
Groundnut Oil 0.2
Mustard seed or Mustard 0.01
Oil
54. Diclofop (sum diclofop-methyl and Wheat 0.1
diclofop acid expressed as

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55. Diclosulam Soya bean 0.05*
56. Dicofol (sum of o,p' and p,p' Fruits and Vegetables 5
isomers)” Tea 40
Chilli 1
Dried Chilli 10
57. Difenoconazole Chilli 0.01
Dried Chilli 0.1
Rice 0.01
Pomegranate 0.8
Milk and Milk products 0.02
Meat and Meat products 0.2
Apple 0.01
Grapes 3
Maize 0.01*
Wheat 0.02
Tomato 0.2
58. Diflubenzuron Cotton seed 0.2
59. Dimethoate Mustard 0.01
Fruits and Vegetables 2
Chilli 0.5
Dried Chilli 5
Milk and Milk products 0.05
Meat and Meat products 0.05
60. Dimethomorph Grapes 2
Potato 0.05
Cucumber 0.2
Tomato 0.2
61. Dinocap Mango 0.1
62. Dinotefuran Rice 8
Cotton seed Oil 0.05*
Milk and Milk products 0.1
63. Dithianon Apple 0.1
64. Dithiocarbamates(the residue Chilli 1
tolerance limit are determined and Dry chilli 10
expressed as mg/CS2/kg and refer Wheat-1.0 and other
separately to the residues arising Food grains Food Grains-0.2
from any or each group of Milled food grains 0.05
dithiocarbamates) Potato 0.2
(b) Ethylene bis- dithiocarbamates Cherries 1
resulting from the use of 3
mancozeb, maneb or zineb
Other fruits
(including zineb derived from
nabam plus zinc sulphate)
(c) Mancozeb Chilli 1
Dried Chilli 10
Cauliflower 0.02
Groundnut 0.1

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Cumin 10
Black pepper 2
Mustard seed 0.1
Gherkin 0.1*
Onion 4
Milk and Milk products 0.05
Meat and Meat products 0.1
Mango 2
Grapes 5
Citrus 0.05*
Cucumber 0.4
Tea 3
Rice 0.5*
(d) Metiram as CS2 Chilli 1
Dry chilli 10
Grapes 5
Potato 0.2
Tomato 5
Groundnut seed 0.1
Groundnut seed oil 0.1
Milk and Milk products 0.05
Onion 0.05*
Apple 0.05*
Cotton seed 0.05*
Cotton seed Oil 0.05*
Cumin 10
Banana 2
Black gram 0.05*
Cucumber 2
Pomegranate 0.05*
Green gram 0.05*
(e) Zineb as CS2 Turmeric 2
Tea 0.1*
65. Diuron Sugarcane 0.02
Cottonseed 1
Banana 0.1
Maize 0.5
Citrus (Sweet Orange) 1
Grapes 1
66. Dodine Apple 5
67. Edifenphos Rice 0.02
Rice bran 1
Eggs 0.01(shell free basis)
Meat and poultry 0.02 (carcass fat basis)
Milk and Milk products 0.01( F)
68. Emamectin Benzoate Cotton seed 0.02
Cotton seed oil 0.02
Okra 0.05

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Groundnut oil 0.05
Milk and Milk products 0.01*
Tea 0.01*
69. Epoxyconazole Ground nut oil 0.05*
Groundnut cake 0.05*
Maize 0.01*
Cumin 0.01*
coffee 0.05*
wheat 0.01*
Soya bean 0.05*
Soya bean Oil 0.05*
Rice 0.05*
70. Ethephon Pomegranate 0.05
Pine apple 2
Coffee 0.1
Tomato 2
Mango 2
71. Ethion(Residues to be determined Gram 0.01
as ethion and its oxygen analogue Pigeon Pea 0.01
and expressed as ethion) Soya bean Seed 0.01
Tea 5
Cucumber and Squash 0.5
Other Vegetables 1
Cottonseed 0.5
Milk and Milk products 0.5 (F)
Meat and Poultry 0.2 (carcass fat basis)
Eggs 0.2 (shell free basis)
Dry fruits 0.1 (shell free basis)
Food grains 0.03
Milled food grains 0.01
Peaches 1
Other fruits 2
72. Ethofenprox (Etofenprox) Rice 0.01
Milk and Milk products 0.02
Meat and Meat products 0.5
73. Ethoxysulfuron Rice 0.01
74. Etoxazole Brinjal 0.2
Tea 15
75. Famoxadone Grapes 2
Potato 0.05
Tomato 2
Gherkin 0.3
76. Fenamidone Potato 0.02
Grapes 0.6
Gherkin 0.2
Tomato 1.5
77. Fenarimol Apple 5
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Chilli 0.5
Dried Chilli 5
Okra 0.01
Brinjal 0.01
Tomato 0.01
Tea 3
79. Fenobucarb (BPMC) Rice 0.01
80. Fenoxaprop-p-ethyl Cotton seed 0.02
Black gram 0.01
Rice 0.02*
Wheat 0.02
Soya bean seed 0.02
Onion 0.05*
Groundnut 0.01*
81. Fenpropathrin Brinjal 0.2
Okra 0.5
Chilli 0.2
Tea 2
Green tea 2
Rice 0.03*
Cottonseed oil 3
Milk and Milk products 0.1
Meat and Meat products 0.02
82. Fenpyroximate Chilli 1
Dried Chilli 10
Green Tea 2
Coconut Water 0.02
Tea 2
83. Fenvalerate (Fat soluble residue) Cauliflower 2
Brinjal 2
Okra 2
Cotton seed 0.2
Cottonseed Oil 0.1
Meat and Poultry 1.0 (carcass fat basis)
Milk and Milk products 0.01 (F)
84. Fipronil Cotton seed Oil 0.01
Rice 0.01
Chilli 0.01
Dried Chilli 0.1
Sugarcane 0.01
Cabbage 0.02
Grapes 0.01*
Milk and Milk products 0.02
Meat and Meat products 0.01
Wheat 0.01*
Onion 0.04
85. Flonicamid Rice 0.05*
Cotton seed Oil 0.02*

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86. Fluazifop-p-butyl Soya bean 0.05
Cotton seed Oil 0.01*
Groundnut 0.01*
Groundnut oil 0.01*
87. Flubendiamide Brinjal 0.1
Bengal Gram 1.0
Cotton seed Oil 1.5
Rice 0.1
Cabbage 4
Tomato 2
Pigeon pea 1.0
Black Gram 1.0
Chilli 0.02
Dried Chilli 0.2
Milk and Milk products 0.1
Tea 50
Soya bean 0.07
Soya bean Oil 0.07
Soya bean cake 0.07
88. Fluchloralin Cotton seed 0.05
Soya bean 0.05
89. Flufenacet Rice 0.05
90. Flusilazole Rice 0.01
Chilli 0.01
Dried Chilli 0.1
Milk and Milk products 0.05
Meat and Meat products 1
Groundnut 0.05*
Apple 0.05
Grapes 0.05
91. Fluvalinate Cotton seed Oil 0.05
Tea 0.01
92. Forchlorfenuron Grapes 0.01
93. Fosetyl-Al Grapes 10
Cardamom 0.2
94. Glufosinate Ammonium Cotton seed Oil 0.05*
Tea 0.01
Milk and Milk products 0.02
95. Glyphosate Tea 1
Rice 0.01
Meat and Meat products 0.05
96. Halosulfuron methyl Sugarcane 0.03*
Maize 0.01*
Bottle Gourd 0.01*
97. Hexaconazole Mango 0.02
Rice 0.02
Ground nut seed 0.02
Tea 0.02

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Grapes 0.1
Chilli 0.5
Dried Chilli 5
Potato 0.02
Soya bean 0.02
Apple 0.1
Blackgram 0.01*
98. Hexazinone Sugarcane 0.02
99. Hexythiazox Tea 15
Chilli 0.01
Dried Chilli 0.1
Apple 0.3
100. Hydrogen Cyanamide Grapes 0.01
Sugarcane 0.03*
101. Iodosulfuron Methyl Sodium Wheat 0.01
102. Imazethapyr Soyabean 0.03
Soyabean oil 0.1
Groundnut oil 0.1
103. Imidacloprid Citrus (Acid Lime) 1
Groundnut Seed 1
Mango 0.2
Sugarcane 0.1
Okra 2
Sunflower Seed 0.5
Chilli 0.3
Dried Chilli 3
Grapes 1
Tomato 1
Cucumber 1
Cotton seed Oil 0.05
Rice 0.05
Brinjal 0.2
Milk and Milk products 0.1
Meat and Meat products 0.1
Soya bean 3.0
Soya bean Oil 0.01*
104. Indoxacarb Tomato 0.5
Chilli 0.01
Dried Chilli 0.1
Pigeon pea 0.1
Chick Pea 0.2
Rice 0.05
Soya bean 0.5
Cottonseed 1
Cottonseed Oil 0.1
Cabbage 3
Milk and Milk products 0.1
Meat and Meat products 2

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105. Iprobenfos (Kitazin) Rice 0.2
106. Iprodione Rape seed 0.5
Mustard seed 0.5
Rice 10
Tomato 5
Grapes 10
107. Isoprothiolane Rice 0.1
108. Isoproturon Wheat 0.1
109. Kasugamycin Rice 0.05
Tomato 0.05
110. Kresoxim Methyl Milk and Milk products 0.01
Meat and Meat products 0.05
Maize 0.02*
Wheat 0.05*
Chilli 0.15
Dried Chilli 1.5
Potato 0.02*
Soya bean 0.02*
Soya bean Oil 0.02*
Soya bean Cake 0.02*
Cotton seed Oil 0.02*
111. Lambda cyhalothrin Brinjal 0.2
Tomato 0.1
Rice 1
Okra 2
Red Gram 0.05
Bengal Gram 0.05
Chilli 0.05
Dried Chilli 0.5
Groundnut seed 0.01
Onion 0.01
Soya bean 0.01
Mango 0.2
Grapes 0.05
Cotton seed Oil 0.05
Tea 0.05*
Maize 0.01*
112. Linuron Pea 0.05
113. Lufenuron Cauliflower 0.1
Cotton seed 0.01
Black Gram 0.02*
Chilli 0.05
Dried Chilli 0.5
Cabbage 0.3
Pigeon pea 0.01
114. Malathion (Malathion to be Food grains Wheat-10.0, Maize-0.05
determined and expressed as and other food grains-4
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and malaoxon) Fruits 4
Vegetables 3
Dried fruits 8
Carbonated Water 0.01
115. Mandipropamid Grapes 2
Tomato 0.3
Potato 0.05*
116. Mepiquat Chloride Potato 0.1
Cotton seed 0.5
Cotton seed Oil 0.5
117. Mesosulfuron Methyl Wheat 0.01
118. Metaflumizone Cabbage 0.05
119. Metalaxyl Pearl Millet (Bajra) 0.05
Maize 0.05
Sorghum 0.05
120. Metalaxyl-M Potato 0.05*
Grapes 1
Black pepper 0.5
Mustard Seed 0.01
Chilli 0.02
Dried Chilli 0.2
Tomato 0.5
121. Methabenzthiazuron Wheat 0.5
122. Methomyl Tomato 1
Pigeon pea seeds 0.05
Chilli 0.05
Dried Chilli 0.5
Groundnut seed 0.05
Grapes 0.3
Soya bean 0.2
Milk and Milk products 0.02
Meat and Meat products 0.02
123. Methyl Chlorophenoxy Acetic Acid Rice 0.05
(MCPA) Wheat 0.2
Milk and Milk products 0.04
124. Methyl Parathion (combined Rice 0.01
residues of methyl parathion and Black Gram 0.01
its oxygen analogue to be Cotton seed oil 0.01
determined and expressed as Mustard seed or Mustard 0.01
methyl parathion) oil
125. Metolachlor Soya bean Oil 0.05
Milk and Milk products 0.01*
126. Metribuzin Tomato 0.05*
Sugarcane 0.01*
Potato 0.05*
Soya bean Oil 0.1
Wheat 0.03
127. Metsulfuron Methyl Rice 0.01

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Wheat 0.1
Sugarcane 0.02
128. Milbemectin Chilli 0.01
Dried Chilli 0.1
129. Monocrotophos Food grains 0.03
Milled food grains 0.01
Citrus fruits 0.2
Other fruits 1
Cotton seed 0.1
Cotton seed Oil (raw) 0.05
Meat and Poultry 0.02
Milk and Milk products 0.02
Eggs 0.02 (shell free basis)
Coffee (Raw beans) 0.1
Chilli 0.2
Dried Chilli 2
Cardamom 0.5
130. Myclobutanil Apple 0.01
Chilli 0.2
Dried Chilli 2
Groundnut seed 0.1
Grapes 1
131. Novaluron Chilli 0.01
Dried Chilli 0.1
Chickpea 0.01
Cotton seed 0.5
Cotton seed Oil 0.01
Tomato 0.01
Cabbage 0.7
132. Orthosulfamuron Paddy 0.1
133. Oxadiargyl Mustard Seed 0.05
Onion 0.1
Cumin 0.01
Rice 0.1
Sunflower seed 0.05*
Sunflower Oil 0.05*
134. Oxadiazon Rice 0.03
135. Oxydemeton-Methyl Cotton seed oil 0.01
Chilli 2
Dried chilli 20
Mustard oil 0.01
Food grains Wheat-0.02, Rye-0.02
and other Food grains-
0.02
Milk and Milk products 0.01
Meat and Meat products 0.05
136. Oxyfluorfen Rice 0.05
Groundnut Oil 0.05

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Mentha 0.01
Tea 0.2
Potato 0.01
Onion 0.05
137. Paclobutrazol Mango 0.01
138. Paraquat dichloride (Determined Food grains Sorghum-0.03 and
as Paraquatcations) other food grains- 0.1
Milled food grains 0.03
Potato 0.2
Other vegetables 0.05
Cotton seed 2
Cotton seed oil (edible 0.05
refined)
Milk and Milk products 0.01
(whole)
Fruits 0.05
Tea 0.2
139. Penconazole Grapes 0.4
Black gram seed 0.02
Mango 0.05
Apple 0.1
Milk and Milk products 0.01
Meat and Meat products 0.05
140. Pencycuron Rice 0.01
141. Pendimethalin Wheat 0.05
Rice 0.05
Soyabean Oil 0.05
Cotton seed Oil 0.05
Chilli 0.05*
Dried Chilli 0.5
Onion 0.4
Red gram 0.05*
142. Penoxuslum Rice 0.1*
143. Permethrin Cucumber 0.5
Cotton seed 0.5
Soya bean 0.05
Sunflower Seed 1
144. Phenthoate Food grains 0.05
Milled food grains 0.01
Oilseeds 0.03
Edible oils 0.01
Eggs 0.05 (shell free basis)
Meat and Poultry 0.05 (carcass fat basis)
Milk and Milk products 0.01 (F)
145. Phorate (sum of Phorate, its Food Grains 0.05
oxygen analogue and their Milled food grains 0.01
sulphoxides and sulphones, Tomato 0.1
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Oil seeds 0.05
Sugarcane 0.05
Eggs 0.05 (shell free basis)
Meat & Poultry 0.02* (carcass fat basis)
Milk and Milk products 0.05 (F)
Green gram 0.01*
Cotton seed Oil 0.05
146. Phosalone Pears 2
Citrus fruits 1
Other fruits Apple-5.0, Pome fruit-
2.0 and other fruits- 2.0
Potato 0.1
Other vegetables 1
Rapeseed or Mustard Oil 0.05
(crude)
147. Picoxystrobin Rice 0.05*
Grapes 0.05*
Chilli 0.05*
Dried Chilli 0.5
Soya bean 0.05*
Soya bean Oil 0.05*
Cumin 0.05*
Wheat 0.05*
148. Pinoxaden Wheat 0.7
149. Pretilachlor Rice 0.05
150. Pirimiphos-methyl Rice 0.5
Food grains except Rice 7
Milled food grains except 1
rice
Eggs 0.05 (shell free basis)
Meat & Poultry 0.05 (carcass fat basis)
Milk and Milk products 0.05 (F)
151. Profenofos Cotton seed oil 3
Soya bean 0.01*
Meat and Meat products 0.05
152. Prohexadione calcium Apple 0.01*
153. Propaquizafop Black gram 0.01
Soya bean 0.01
Onion 0.01*
154. Propargite Brinjal 2
Chilli 2
Dried Chilli 20
Apple 3
Tea 10
155. Propiconazole Tea 0.1
Groundnut seed 0.1
Rice 0.05
Soya bean seed 0.07

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Wheat 0.05
Milk and Milk products 0.01
Meat and Meat products 0.01
156. Propineb Rice 0.05
Tomato 1
Apple 1
Pomegranate 0.5
Potato 0.5
Chilli 2
Dried Chilli 20
Grapes 0.5
157. Pyraclostrobin Grapes 2
Potato 0.05*
Tomato 0.3
Chilli 0.05*
Dry chilli 0.5
Soya bean 0.05
Cotton 0.02*
Milk and Milk products 0.03
Onion 1.5
Groundnut oil 0.05*
Ground nut cake 0.05*
Apple 0.5
Corn 0.02*
Cumin 0.02*
Banana 0.02*
Black gram 0.02*
Cucumber 0.2
coffee 0.05*
Wheat 0.01*
Pomegranate 0.02*
Green gram 0.02*
Rice 0.02*
158. Pyrazosulfuron ethyl Rice 0.01
159. Pyridalyl Cotton seed Oil 0.02
Cabbage 0.02
Okra 0.02
Chilli 0.02
Dried Chilli 0.2
160. Pyriproxyfen Cotton seed 0.05
Cotton seed Oil 0.03*
Brinjal 0.02
Okra 0.03
Chilli 0.02
Dried Chilli 0.2
161. Pyrithiolac Sodium Cotton seed Oil 0.02
162. Pymetrozine Rice 0.01*
163. Quinalphos Cauliflower 0.1

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Citrus 0.05
Bengal Gram 0.05
Cotton seed Oil 0.05
Mustard seed oil 0.1
Soya bean 0.05
Groundnut oil 0.3
Rice 0.01
Pigeon pea 0.01
Cardamom 0.01
Tea 0.01
Fish 0.01
Chilli 0.2
Dried Chilli 2
164. Quizalofop ethyl Cotton seed 0.1
Soya bean seed 0.05
Onion 0.01*
Groundnut 0.1
Black Gram 0.01*
165. Quizalofop-P-tefuryl Soya bean Seed 0.02
Cotton seed or Cotton seed 0.05*
oil
166. Sodium Aceflourofen Soya bean 0.05*
167. Spinosad Cotton seed oil 0.02
Cabbage 2
Cauliflower 0.02
Red gram 0.01
Chilli 0.01
Dried Chilli 0.1
Meat and Meat products 2
168. Spiromesifen Tomato 0.7
Cottonseed 0.7
Apple 0.01
Brinjal 0.5
Chilli 0.1
Dried Chilli 1
Tea 70
Green Tea 70
Okra 0.03
169. Sulfosulfuron Wheat 0.02
170. Tebuconazole Rice 1.5
Groundnut seed 0.15
Groundnut oil 0.05
Wheat 0.15
Milk and Milk products 0.01
Tomato 2
Meat and Meat products 0.05
Onion 0.15
Soya bean 0.15

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Mango 0.2
Grapes 6
Chilli 0.4
Dry Chilli 4
Cotton seed Oil 2
Apple 1
Banana 1.5
Black Gram 0.01*
Maize 0.05*
Cabbage 1.0
171. Thiacloprid Cotton seed 0.05
Cotton seed Oil 0.05
Rice 0.02
Brinjal 0.7
Tea 5
Soya bean seed 0.03*
Apple 0.7
Milk and Milk products 0.05
Meat and Meat products 0.1
Chilli 0.02
Dried Chilli 0.2
172. Thifluzamide Rice 0.05
173. Thiodicarb Cabbage 0.02
Brinjal 0.05
Red Gram 0.05
Black Gram 0.03
Chilli 0.01
Dried Chilli 0.1
Cotton seed oil 0.02
Meat and Meat products 0.02
174. Thiamethoxam Rice 0.02
Okra 0.5
Cotton seed Oil 0.01
Brinjal 0.3
Tomato 0.70
Wheat 0.05
Tea 20
Mango 0.20
Potato 0.30
Mustard seed 0.01
Cumin 0.01
Acid Lime 0.5
Milk and Milk products 0.05
Meat and Meat products 0.02
Groundnut 0.05*
Groundnut Oil 0.05*
Sugarcane 0.05*
Maize 0.05*

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Soya bean 0.05*
Soya bean Oil 0.05*
Chilli 0.5
Dried Chilli 5
175. Thiometon(Residues determined Food grains 0.03
as thiometon its sulfoxide and Milled food grains 0.01
sulphone expressed as thiometon) Fruits 0.5
Potato, Carrots and Sugar 0.05
beets
Other vegetables 0.5
176. Thiophanate-Methyl Apple 5
Papaya 7
Milk and Milk products 0.05
Wheat 0.03*
Bottle gourd 0.4
Pigeon pea 0.03*
Cucumber 0.2
Grapes 3
177. Tolfenpyrad Cabbage 0.01*
Okra 0.7
178. Trichlorfon Food grains 0.05
Milled food grains 0.01
Sugar beet 0.05
Fruits and Vegetables 0.1
Oil seeds 0.1
Edible oil (Refined) 0.05
Meat and Poultry 0.1
Milk and Milk products 0.05
179. Triacontanol Milk and Milk products 0.01
180. Triadimefon Wheat 0.5
Pea 0.1
Grapes 2
Milk and Milk products 0.01*
Meat and Meat products 0.02*
Chilli 0.4
Dried Chilli 4
Coffee 0.5
Mango 0.03*
Soya bean 0.02*
181. Trifloxystrobin Tomato 1
Wheat 0.2
Mango 0.4
Grapes 3
Chilly 0. 4
Dry Chilly 4
Cotton seed Oil 0.02
Apple 0.7
Banana 0.1

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Maize 0.1
Cabbage 0.5
182. Triallate Wheat 0.05
183. Triasulfuron Wheat 0.01*
184. Triazophos Chilli 0.2
Dried Chilli 2
Rice 0.6
Cotton seed oil 1
Soya bean oil 0.05
185. Tricyclazole Rice 3
Chilli 0.3
Dried Chilli 3
186. Tridemorph Wheat 0.1
Grapes 0.5
Mango 0.05
187. Trifluralin Wheat 0.05
188. Validamycin Rice 0.01
189. Fluopicolide Grapes 2.0
190. Tembotrione Maize 0.02*
191. Propanil Rice 0.05*
192. Fluopyram and its metabolites Grapes 2
193. Topramezone Corn 0.05*
194. Thiocyclam Hydrogen Oxalate Rice 0.01*
195. 2,4-D Amine Salt Tea 0.05*
196. Ametyrn Sugarcane 0.05*
197. Fomesafen Soya bean 0.02*
Soya bean oil 0.02*
Ground nut 0.02*
Ground nut oil 0.02*
198. Imazamox Ground nut 0.01*
Ground nut oil 0.01*
199. Spinetoram and its metabolites Chilli 0.05
(Spinosyn-J and Spinosyn-L) Dry Chilli 0. 5
Cottonseed Oil 0.02
Soya bean 0.02
Soya bean Oil 0.02
200. Sodium Para Nitro Phenolate Tomato 0.3
Cottonseed 0.5*
Cottonseed oil 0.5*
201. Bentazone Soya bean 0.05*
Soya bean oil 0.05*
Rice 0.05*
202. Cyflumetofen Tea 0.05*
203. Boscalid Grapes 5
204. Flucetosulfuron Rice 0.02*
205. Haloxyfop-R Methyl Soya bean 2
Soya bean Oil 0.02*
Soya bean deoiled Cake 0.02*

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206. Sulfentrazone and its metabolite Soya bean 0.2
Desmethylsulfentrazone and 3- Soya bean Oil 0.2
Hydroxymethylsulfentrazone Soya bean deoiled Cake 0.2

207. Spirotetramat Okra 1.0


Brinjal 1.0
Chilli 2
Dry Chilli 20
208. Metrafenone Grapes 5
209. Fluxapyroxad Grapes 3.0
Apple 0.9
Rice 5
210. Tetraconazole Watermelon 0.01*
211. Abamectin Grapes 0.05*
Chilli 0.05*
Dry Chilli 0.5
212. Flupyradifurone and its Okra 0.8
metabolites Difluroacetic Acid and
Difluroethylamino-furanone
213. Sulfoxaflor Cotton seed and Cotton 0.4
seed Oil
Rice 0.01*

* Maximum Residue Limit fixed at Limit of Quantification (LOQ)


F: Maximum Residue Limit Calculation on Fat Basis
$: The limit shall be for copper in the regulations 2.1 metal contaminants of the Food Safety
and Standards (Contaminants, Toxins And Residues) Regulations, 2011 and as amended from
time to time.
Note: Tolerance limit of 0.01 mg/kg shall apply in cases of pesticides for which MRL have not
been fixed.]

2.3.2: ANTIBIOTIC AND OTHER PHARMA-COLOGICALLY ACTIVE SUBSTANCES

1) The amount of antibiotic mentioned in column (2), on the sea foods including
shrimps, prawns or any other variety of fish and fishery products, shall not exceed the
tolerance limit prescribed in column (3) of the table given below:—

Table

[Link]. Name of Antibiotics Tolerance limit mg/kg


(ppm)
(1) (2) (3)
1. Tetracycline 0.1
2. Oxytetracycline 0.1
3. Trimethoprim 0.05
4. Oxolinic acid 0.3

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13[(2) Following antibiotics and veterinary drugs are not permitted to be used at any
stage of processing of meat and meat products, poultry and eggs, sea foods including
shrimps, prawns or any variety of fish and fishery products. The Extraneous Maximum
Residue Limit of 0.001 mg/kg will be applicable except for Chloramphinicol for which
it shall be 0.0003 mg/kg (0.3 ug/kg).

1. Nitrofurans including-
(i) Furaltadone
(ii) Furazolidone
(iii) Nitrofurnatoin
(iv) Nitrofurazone
2. Chloramphenicol
3. Sulphamethoxazole
4. Aristolochia spp and preparations thereof
5. Chloroform
6. Chloropromazine
7. Colchicine
8. Dapsone.
9. Dimetridazole
10. Metronidazole
11. Ronidazole
12. Ipronidazole and other nitromidazoles
13. Clenbuterol
14. Diethylstibestrol
15. Glycopeptides
16. Stilbenes and other steroids
17. Crystal Violet
18. Malachite Green
19. Carbadox]

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1[ (3) The limit of antibiotics mentioned in column(2), in Honey on the basis of Limit of
Quantification, shall not exceed the tolerance limit prescribed in column(3) when determined
by the LC-MS/MS method in the table given below:—
Table

Name of
[Link]. Antibiotics Tolerance Limit
(microgram/kg)
(1) (2) (3)
1. Chloramphenicol 0.3*

2. Nitrofurans and its metabolites 0.5*


either individually or
collectively
Sulphonamides and its
3. metabolites 5.0*
either individual or
collectively
4. Streptomycin 5.0*

5. Tetracycline 5.0*

(a) Oxytetracycline 5.0*

(b) Chlortetracycline 5.0*

6. Ampicillin 5.0*

7. Enrofloxacin 5.0*

8. Ciprofloxacin 5.0*

9. Erythromycin 5.0*

10. Tylosin 5.0*

* Limit of Quantification on the basis of LC-MS/MS method.]

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13[(4) The antibiotics and veterinary drugs specified in column (2) shall not exceed the
tolerance limit specified in column (4) for the article of food in column (3) of the Table
below, namely:-

TABLE

S. No. Name of the antibiotics and Food Tolerance limit


veterinary drugs (mg/Kg)
(1) (2) (3) (4)

1. Ampicillin (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01


(II) Fats derived from
animal tissues
(III) Milk

2. Cloxacillin (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01


(II) Fats derived from
animal tissues
(III) Milk
3. Colistin Cattle
Fat 0.15
Muscle 0.15
Kidney 0.2
Liver 0.15
Milk 0.05
Pig
Muscle 0.15
Fat 0.15
Liver 0.15
Kidney 0.2
Sheep
Liver 0.15
Milk 0.05
Muscle 0.15
Kidney 0.2
Fat 0.15
Goat
Kidney 0.2
Muscle 0.15
Liver 0.15
Fat 0.15
Rabbit
Fat 0.15
Muscle 0.15

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S. No. Name of the antibiotics and Food Tolerance limit
veterinary drugs (mg/Kg)
(1) (2) (3) (4)

Liver 0.15
Kidney 0.2
Chicken
Kidney 0.2
Liver 0.15
Eggs 0.3
Fat 0.15
Turkey
Muscle 0.15
Liver 0.15
Kidney 0.2
Fat 0.15
4. Dihydrostreptomycin Cattle
Streptomycin
Muscle 0.6

Liver 0.6

Kidney 1

Fat 0.6
Milk 0.02
Chicken

Muscle 0.6
Liver 0.6
Kidney 1

Fat 0.6
Pig
Muscle 0.6
Liver 0.6
Kidney 1

Fat 0.6

Sheep

Muscle 0.6

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S. No. Name of the antibiotics and Food Tolerance limit
veterinary drugs (mg/Kg)
(1) (2) (3) (4)

Liver 0.6
Kidney 1
Fat 0.6
Milk 0.2
5. Chlortetracycline/Oxytetracy Cattle
cline/Tetracycline Muscle 0.2
Liver 0.6
Kidney 1.2

Milk 0.1
Muscle 0.2
Giant prawn(Paeneus 0.2
monodon)(muscle)
Pig
Muscle 0.2
Liver 0.6
Kidney 1.2
Poultry
Muscle 0.2
Liver 0.6
Kidney 1.2
Eggs 0.4
Sheep
Muscle 0.2
Liver 0.6
Kidney 1.2
Milk 0.1
6. Erythromycin Chicken
Muscle 0.1
Liver 0.1
Kidney 0.1
Fat 0.1
Eggs 0.05
Turkey
Muscle 0.1
Liver 0.1
Kidney 0.1
Fat 0.1
7. Flumequine Cattle
Muscle 0.5
Liver 0.5
Kidney 3

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S. No. Name of the antibiotics and Food Tolerance limit
veterinary drugs (mg/Kg)
(1) (2) (3) (4)

Fat 1
Chicken
Muscle 0.5
Liver 0.5
Kidney 3
Fat 1
Pig
Muscle 0.5
Liver 0.5
Kidney 3
Fat 1
Sheep
Muscle 0.5
Liver 0.5
Kidney 3
Fat 1
Trout(muscle) 0.5

8. Lincomycin Cattle
Milk 0.15
Chicken
Muscle 0.2
Liver 0.5
Kidney 0.5
Fat 0.1
Pig
Muscle 0.2
Liver 0.5
Kidney 1.5
Fat 0.1

9. Neomycin Cattle
Liver 0.5
Milk 1.5
Kidney 10
Fat 0.5
Muscle 0.5
Chicken
Liver 0.5
Eggs 0.5
Muscle 0.5
Kidney 10
Fat 0.5
Duck

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S. No. Name of the antibiotics and Food Tolerance limit
veterinary drugs (mg/Kg)
(1) (2) (3) (4)

Fat 0.5
Liver 0.5
Kidney 10
Muscle 0.5
Goat
Liver 0.5
Kidney 10
Fat 0.5
Muscle 0.5
Pig
Kidney 10
Liver 0.5
Muscle 0.5
Fat 0.5
Sheep
Kidney 10
Muscle 0.5
Fat 0.5
Liver 0.5
Turkey
Liver 0.5
Muscle 0.5
Kidney 10

Fat 0.5

10. Salinomycicin (I) All edible animal tissues. 0.01


(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
11. Spectinomycin Cattle
Muscle 0.5
Liver 2
Kidney 5
Fat 2
Milk 0.2
Chicken
Muscle 0.5
Liver 2
Kidney 5
Fat 2
Eggs 2
Pig
Muscle 0.5

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S. No. Name of the antibiotics and Food Tolerance limit
veterinary drugs (mg/Kg)
(1) (2) (3) (4)

Liver 2
Kidney 5
Fat 2
Sheep
Muscle 0.5
Liver 2
Kidney 5
Fat 2
12. Sulphadiazine (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
13. Sulphathiazole Sodium (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
14. Trimethoprim (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from
animal tissues
(III) Milk

15. Sulfadiazine (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01


(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
16. Sulfanilamide (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
17. Sulfaguanidine 0.01
(I) All edible animal tissues
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
Zinc Bacitracin (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
18. (minimum 60IU/mg dried (II) Fats derived from animal
substance) tissues
(III) Milk
19. Amprolium 0.01
(I) All edible animal tissues
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
20. Apramycin (I) All edible animal tissues
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S. No. Name of the antibiotics and Food Tolerance limit
veterinary drugs (mg/Kg)
(1) (2) (3) (4)

animal tissues
(III) Milk
0.01
21. Ceftiofur Cattle
Muscle 1
Liver 2
Kidney 6
Fat 2
Milk 0.1
Pig
Muscle 1
Liver 2
Kidney 6
Fat 2
22. Cephapirine (I) All edible animal tissues. 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
23. Clopidol (I) All edible animal tissues. 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
24. Danofloxacin Cattle
Muscle 0.2
Liver 0.4
Kidney 0.4
Fat 0.1
Pig
Muscle 0.1
Liver 0.05
Kidney 0.2
Fat 0.1
Chicken
Muscle 0.2
Liver 0.4
Kidney 0.4
Fat 0.1
25. Enrofloxacin (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from
animal tissues
(III) Milk
26. Ethopabate 0.01
(I) All edible animal tissues
(II) Fats derived from animal

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S. No. Name of the antibiotics and Food Tolerance limit
veterinary drugs (mg/Kg)
(1) (2) (3) (4)

tissues
(III) Milk
27. Flavophospholipol (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(Flavomycin) (II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
28. Nicarbazin Chicken
Kidney 0.2
Fat/Skin 0.2
Liver 0.2
Muscle 0.2
29. Monensin Cattle
Muscle 0.01
Liver 0.1
Kidney 0.01
Fat 0.1
Milk 0.002
Sheep
Muscle 0.01
Liver 0.02
Kidney 0.01
Fat 0.1
Goat
Muscle 0.01
Liver 0.02
Kidney 0.01
Fat 0.1
Chicken
Muscle 0.01
Liver 0.01
Kidney 0.01
Fat 0.1
Turkey
Muscle 0.01
Liver 0.01
Kidney 0.01
Fat 0.1
Quail
Liver 0.01
Kidney 0.01
Muscle 0.01
Fat 0.1
30. Moxidectin Cattle

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S. No. Name of the antibiotics and Food Tolerance limit
veterinary drugs (mg/Kg)
(1) (2) (3) (4)

Muscle 0.02
Liver 0.1
Kidney 0.05
Fat 0.5
Sheep
Muscle 0.05
Liver 0.1
Kidney 0.05
Fat 0.5
31. Sulphaquinoxaline (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
32. Sulfadimidine Cattle
Milk 0.025

Not specified
Muscle 0.1
Fat 0.1
Kidney 0.1
Liver 0.1
33. Tilmicosin Cattle
Muscle 0.1
Liver 1
Kidney 0.3
Fat 0.1
Pig
Muscle 0.1
Liver 1.5
Kidney 1
Fat 0.1
Sheep
Liver 1
Muscle 0.1
Kidney 0.3
Fat 0.1
Chicken
Liver 2.4
Kidney 0.6
Muscle 0.15
Fat/Skin 0.25
Turkey
Liver 1.4
Kidney 1.2

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S. No. Name of the antibiotics and Food Tolerance limit
veterinary drugs (mg/Kg)
(1) (2) (3) (4)

Muscle 0.1
Fat 0.25
34. Tylosin Cattle
Muscle 0.1
Liver 0.1
Kidney 0.1
Fat 0.1
Pig
Muscle 0.1
Liver 0.1
Kidney 0.1
Fat 0.1
Sheep
Muscle 0.1
Liver 0.1
Kidney 0.1
Chicken
Muscle 0.1
Liver 0.1
Kidney 0.1
Fat/Skin 0.1
Eggs 0.3
35. Tyvalosin Tartrate 0.01
(I) All edible animal tissues
(II) Fats derived from
animal tissues
(III) Milk
Virginiamycin (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
36. (II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
37. Acepromazine (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
38. Albendazole Species not specified
Muscle 0.1
Liver 5
Kidney 5
Fat 0.1
Milk 0.1
39. Amitraz (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues

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S. No. Name of the antibiotics and Food Tolerance limit
veterinary drugs (mg/Kg)
(1) (2) (3) (4)

(III) Milk
40. Aspirin (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from
animal tissues
(III) Milk
41. Buqarvaquone (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from
animal tissues
(III) Milk
42. Buserelin (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
43. Butafosfane (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
44. Butaphosphan (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
45. Calcium Borogluconate (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
46. Calcium Magnesium (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
Borogluconate (II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
47. Carboprost tromethamine (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
48. Cefquinone Sulphate (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
49. Chloral hydrate (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
50. Closprostenol Sodium (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk

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S. No. Name of the antibiotics and Food Tolerance limit
veterinary drugs (mg/Kg)
(1) (2) (3) (4)

51. Closantel Cattle


Muscle 1
Liver 1
Kidney 3
Fat 3
Sheep
Muscle 1.5
Liver 1.5
Kidney 5
Fat 2
52. Clenbutrol (Broncopulmin Cattle
powder) Muscle 0.0002
Milk 0.00005
Liver 0.0006
Kidney 0.0006
Fat 0.0002
Horse
Muscle 0.0002
Fat 0.0002
Liver 0.0006
Kidney 0.0006
53. Diethylcarbamazine (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
54. Dinitolmide (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
55. Doramectin Cattle
Muscle 0.01
Liver 0.1
Kidney 0.03
Fat 0.15
Milk 0.015
Pig
Muscle 0.005
Liver 0.1
Kidney 0.03
Fat 0.15
56. Dexcloprostenolum (I) All edible animal tissues. 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk

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S. No. Name of the antibiotics and Food Tolerance limit
veterinary drugs (mg/Kg)
(1) (2) (3) (4)

57. Flunixin Meglumine (I) All edible animal tissues. 0.01


(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
58. Halofuginone (I) All edible animal tissues. 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
59. Haloxon (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
60. Ivermectin Cattle
Milk 0.01
Liver 0.8
Fat 0.4
Muscle 0.03
Kidney 0.1
Pig
Liver 0.015
Fat 0.02
Sheep
Liver 0.015
Fat 0.02
61. Kaolin (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
62. Ketamine hydrochloride (I) All edible animal tissues. 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
63. Levamisole Cattle
Muscle 0.01
Liver 0.1
Kidney 0.01
Fat 0.01
Pig
Muscle 0.01
Liver 0.1
Kidney 0.01
Fat 0.01
Sheep
Muscle 0.01

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S. No. Name of the antibiotics and Food Tolerance limit
veterinary drugs (mg/Kg)
(1) (2) (3) (4)

Liver 0.1
Kidney 0.01
Fat 0.01
Poultry
Muscle 0.01
Liver 0.1
Kidney 0.01
Fat 0.01
64. Lithium Antimony (I) All edible animal 0.01
Thiomalate tissues
(II) Fats derived from
animal tissues
(III) Milk
65. Luprostiol (I) All edible animal 0.01
tissues
(II) Fats derived from
animal tissues
(III) Milk
66. Madramicin (I) All edible animal 0.01
tissues.
(II) Fats derived from
animal tissues
(III) Milk
67. Magnesium Hypophosphite (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from
animal tissues
(III) Milk
68. Meloxicam (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from
animal tissues
(III) Milk
69. Mepyramine (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from
animal tissues
(III) Milk
70. Methyl Hydroxybenzoate (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from
animal tissues
(III) Milk
71. Nandrolone Laurate (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from
animal tissues
(III) Milk
72. Niclosamide (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from

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S. No. Name of the antibiotics and Food Tolerance limit
veterinary drugs (mg/Kg)
(1) (2) (3) (4)

animal tissues
(III) Milk
73. Nimesulide (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from
animal tissues
(III) Milk
74. Nitroscanate (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from
animal tissues
(III) Milk
75. Nitroxynil (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
76. Oxybendazole (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
77. Febantel/Fenbendazole/Oxyf Cattle
endazole
Muscle 0.1
Liver 0.5
Kidney 0.1
Fat 0.1
Milk 0.1
Pig
Muscle 0.1
Liver 0.5
Kidney 0.1
Fat 0.1
Sheep
Muscle 0.1
Liver 0.5
Kidney 0.1
Fat 0.1
Milk 0.1
Goat
Muscle 0.1
Liver 0.5
Kidney 0.1
Fat 0.1

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S. No. Name of the antibiotics and Food Tolerance limit
veterinary drugs (mg/Kg)
(1) (2) (3) (4)

78. Oxyclozanide (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01


(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk

79. Parbendazole (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01


(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
80. Pentobarbitone (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from
animal tissues
(III) Milk
81. Praziquantel (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from
animal tissues
(III) Milk
82. Pregnant Mare Serum (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
Gonadotrophin (II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
83. Proligestone (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
84. Promazine Hydrochloride (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
85. Propofol (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from
animal tissues
(III) Milk
86. Prosolvin (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from
animal tissues
(III) Milk
87. Rafoxanide (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from
animal tissues
(III) Milk
88. Semduramycin (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues

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S. No. Name of the antibiotics and Food Tolerance limit
veterinary drugs (mg/Kg)
(1) (2) (3) (4)

(III) Milk
89. Sulpha Chloropyrazine (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
Sodium (II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
90. Suramin (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
91. Thiabendazole Cattle
Muscle 0.1
Liver 0.1
Kidney 0.1
Fat 0.1
Milk 0.1 mg/l
Pig
Muscle 0.1
Liver 0.1
Kidney 0.1
Fat 0.1
Sheep
Muscle 0.1
Liver 0.1
Kidney 0.1
Fat 0.1
Goat
Muscle 0.1
Liver 0.1
Kidney 0.1
Fat 0.1
Milk 0.1 mg/l
92. Tiamulin Hydrogen Fumarate (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
93. Totrazuril (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
94. Triclabendazole Cattle
Muscle 0.25
Liver 0.85
Kidney 0.4
Fat/Skin 0.1

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S. No. Name of the antibiotics and Food Tolerance limit
veterinary drugs (mg/Kg)
(1) (2) (3) (4)

Sheep
Muscle 0.2
Liver 0.3
Kidney 0.2
Fat/Skin 0.1
95. Xylazine (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk

96. Clorsulon (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01


(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
97. Diminazene Cattle
Muscle 0.5
Liver 12
Kidney 6
Milk 0.15 mg/l
98. Hydrocortisone (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
99. Phenazone (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
100. Quinapyramine (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
101. Cefphactril (I) All edible animal tissues. 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk
102. Chlorpyridazine (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01
(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk

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S. No. Name of the antibiotics and Food Tolerance limit
veterinary drugs (mg/Kg)
(1) (2) (3) (4)

103. Tiaprost Trometamol (I) All edible animal tissues 0.01


(II) Fats derived from animal
tissues
(III) Milk

Note : Edible animal tissues also include that of Fish. ]

5 [2.4. Limits of biotoxins in fish and fishery products:

Sl. No. Name of the contaminants Article of food Limit (µg/kg)

(1) (2) (3) (4)


1. Paralytic Shellfish Poison (PSP) Bivalve Molluscs 80 μg/100g (Saxitoxin
Equivalent)
2. Amnesic Shellfish Poison (ASP) Bivalve Molluscs 20 μg/g (Domoic acid
equivalent)
3. Diarrhetic shellfish poison (DSP) Bivalve Molluscs 160 μg of Okadaic acid
equivalent/Kg
4. Azaspiracid poison (AZP) Bivalve Molluscs 160 μg of azaspiracid
equivalent/Kg
5. Brevetoxin (BTX) Bivalve Molluscs 200 mouse units or
equivalent/Kg]

6 [2.5 Other Contaminants

2.5.1: The contaminant mentioned in column 2 on the foods mentioned in column 3, shall not
exceed the Maximum Level prescribed in column 4 of the Table given below:

Name of the Maximum level


[Link]. Food
contaminants (mg/kg)
(1) (2) (3) (4)
1. Melamine
Powdered infant
formula 1.0

Liquid infant 0.15


formula

Other foods
2.5]

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9 [2.5.2 Histamine in Fish and Fishery Products contaminants, toxins and Residues

1. Fish species having potential to cause histamine poisoning

[Link]. Family Scientific Name Common Name


1. Carangidae Alectis indica Indian Threadfish
Alepes spp. Scad
Atropus atropos Cleftbelly trevally
Carangoides bartholomaei Yellow Jack
Carangoides spp. Trevally
Caranx crysos Blue runner
Caranx spp. Jack/Trevally
Decapterus koheru Koheru
Decapterus russelli Indian scad
Decapterus spp. Scad
Elagatis bipinnulata Rainbow Runner
Megalaspis cordyla Horse Mackerel/Torpedo Scad
Nematistius pectoralis Roosterfish
Oligoplites saurus Leather Jacket
Pseudocaranx dentex White trevally
Scomberoides Talang queenfish
commersonnianus
Scomberoides spp. Leather Jacket/Queen Fish
Selene spp. Moonfish
Seriola dumerili Greater/Japanese Amberjack or Rudder
Fish
Seriola lalandi Yellowtail Amberjack
Seriola quinqueradiata Japanese Amberjack
Seriola rivoliana Longfin Yellowtail
Seriola spp. Amberjack or Yellowtail
Trachurus capensis Cape Horse Mackerel
Trachurus japonicas Japanese Jack Mackerel
Trachurus murphyi Chilean Jack Mackerel
Trachurus novaezelandiae Yellowtail Horse Mackerel
Trachurus spp. Jack Mackerel/Horse Mackerel
Trachurus trachurus Atlantic Horse Mackerel
Uraspis secunda Cottonmouth jack
2. Chanidae Chanos chanos Milkfish
3. Clupeidae Alosa pseudoharengus Alewife
Alosa spp. Herring
Amblygaster sirm Spotted Sardinella
Anodontostoma chacunda Chacunda gizzard shad
Brevoortia patronus Gulf Menhaden
Brevoortia spp. Menhaden

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Brevoortia tyrannus Atlantic Menhaden
Clupea bentincki Araucanian herring
Clupea harengus Atlantic herring
Clupea pallasii pallasii Pacific herring
Clupea spp. Pichard/Shad/Herring
Dorosoma spp. Gizaard Shad
Ethmalosa fimbriata Bonga Shad
Ethmidium maculatum Pacific Menhaden
Etrumeus sadina Red-eye round herring
Harengula spp. Sprat/Herring
Harengula thrissina Pacific flatiron herring
Hilsa spp. Shad
Nematolosa spp. Gizzard Shad
Opisthonema libertate Pacific thread herring
Opisthonema spp Thread Herring
Opisthopterus tardoore Tardoore
Sardina pilchardus European Pilchard
Sardinella aurita Round Sardinella
Sardinella gibbosa Gold stripe Sardinella
Sardinella longiceps Indian Oil Sardine
Sardinella maderensis Madeiran Sardinella
Sardinella spp. Sardine
Sardinops sagax South American Pilchard
Sardinops spp. South American Pilchard
Spratelloides gracilis Silver-stripe round herring
Tenualosa ilisha Hilsa shad
Tenualosa spp. Shad
4 Coryphaenidae Coryphaena hippurus Mahi-Mahi /Dolphin fish
5 Engraulidae Anchoa spp. Anchovy
Anchoviella spp. Anchovy
Cetengraulis mysticetus Pacific anchoveta
Engraulis capensis Southern African anchovy
Engraulis encrasicolus European anchovy
Engraulis japonicus Japanese anchovy
Engraulis ringens Peruvian anchovy
Engraulis spp. Anchovy
Stolephorus spp. Anchovy
6 Istiophoridae Istiompax indica Black Marlin
Istiophorus albicans Atlantic sailfish
Istiophorus platypterus Indo-Pacific sailfish
Kajikia albida Atlantic white marlin
Kajikia audax Striped Marlin
Makaira mazara Indo-Pacific blue marlin
Makaira spp. Marlin/Sailfish
Tetrapturus spp. Marlin/Spearfish

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Tetrapturus spp. Spearfish
7 Mugilidae Mugil cephalus Flathead Grey Mullet
8 Pristigasteridae Ilisha spp. Ilisha/Pellona
Pellona ditchella Indian pellona
9 Scombridae Acanthocybium solandri Wahoo
Auxis spp. Bullet Tuna/Frigate Tuna
Cybiosarda elegans Leaping Bonito
Euthynnus affinis Little tuna or Kawakawa
Euthynnus spp. Bonito
Gasterochisma melampus Butterfly kingfish
Grammatorcynus spp. Short Mackerel
Gymnosarda unicolor Dogtooth tuna
Katsuwonus pelamis Skipjack Tuna
Orcynopsis unicolor Plain Bonito
Rastrelliger brachysoma Short Mackerel
Rastrelliger kanagurta Indian Mackerel
Sarda spp Bonito
Scomber australasicus Blue mackerel
Scomber japonicas Chub mackerel
Scomber scombrus Atlantic mackerel
Scomber spp. Mackerel
Scomberomorus cavalla King Mackerel
Scomberomorus Narrow-barred Spanish mackerel
commerson
Scomberomorus guttatus Indo-Pacific king mackerel/Spotted
Spanish Mackerel
Scomberomorus niphonius Japanese Spanish mackerel
Scomberomorus spp. Spanish Mackerel
Scomeromorus lineolatus Streaked seerfish
Thunnus alalunga Albacore Tuna
Thunnus albacares Yellowfin Tuna
Thunnus atlanticus Blackfin Tuna
Thunnus maccoyi Southern bluefin tuna
Thunnus obesus Bigeye Tuna
Thunnus orientalis Pacific bluefin tuna
Thunnus spp. Tuna
Thunnus thynnus Atlantic bluefin tuna
Thunnus tonggol Longtail Tuna
10 Xiphiidae Xiphias gladius Swordfish

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2. Limits of histamine level in fish and fishery products

S. No. Product Category Applicable to Histamine Level


1. Raw/Chilled/Frozen Finfish Species with high n=9, c=2; m=100 mg/kg,
amount of free M=200 mg/kg
2. Thermally Processed histidine (Listed fish n=9, c=2; m=100 mg/kg,
Fishery Products species with potential M=200 mg/kg
to cause histamine
3. Smoked fishery products fish poisoning) n=9, c=2; m=100 mg/kg,
M=200 mg/kg
4. Fish Mince/Surimi and n=9, c=2; m=100 mg/kg,
analogues M=200 mg/kg

5. Battered and breaded n=9, c=2; m=100 mg/kg,


fishery products M=200 mg/kg
6. Other Ready to Eat fishery n=9, c=2; m=100 mg/kg,
products M=200 mg/kg
7. Other value added fishery n=9, c=2; m=100 mg/kg,
products M=200 mg/kg
8. Other fish based products n=9, c=2; m=100 mg/kg,
M=200 mg/kg
9. Dried/ Salted and Dried n=9, c=2; m=200 mg/kg, M=400
fishery products mg/kg
10. Fermented Fishery products n=9, c=2; m=200 mg/kg, M=400
mg/kg
11. Fish Pickle n=9, c=2; m=200 mg/kg, M=400
mg/kg

Where,

n : Number of units comprising the sample


c : Maximum allowable number of defective sample units
m : Acceptable level in a sample
M : Specified level when exceeded in one or more samples would cause the lot to be
rejected

Satisfactory, if the following requirements are fulfilled:

1. the mean value observed is ≤ m


2. a maximum of c/n values observed are between m and M
3. no values observed exceed the limit of M,

Unsatisfactory, if the mean value observed exceeds m or more than c/n values are between m
and M or one or more of the values observed are >M.

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Note:

1. Inserted by notification no. F. No. 1-12/[Link]/(Notification)/FSSAI/2012, dated the 3rd


December, 2014
2. Substituted by notification no. [Link]. P.15025/264/13-PA/FSSAI, dated the 4th November,
2015
3. Inserted by notification no. [Link]. 1-99/4/SP(Contaminants)/FSSAI/2014, dated the 4th
November, 2015
4. Substituted by notification no. [Link].1-99/1/SP(contaminants)/FSSAI/2009, dated the 4th
November, 2015
5. Inserted by notification no. F. No. 1-10(6)/Standards/SP(Fish and Fisheries Products)/FSSAI-
2013, dated the 4th January, 2016
6. Inserted by notification no. F. No. P. 15025/264/13-PA/FSSAI, dated the 5th January, 2016.
7. Inserted by notification no. F. No. P.15025/264/13-PA/FSSAI, dated the 3rd May, 2016
8. Omitted by Notification F. No.1-99/SP (Contaminants)/REG/FSSAI/201,5 dated the 10th
October, 2016
9. Inserted by notification no. F. No. 1-10(2)/Standards/SP(Fish and Fisheries Products)/FSSAI-
2013, dated the 18th January , 2017
10. Inserted by notification no. F. No. P/15025/264/13-PA/FSSAI, dated the 21st July, 2017.
11. Inserted by notification no F. No. P.15025/264/13-PA/FSSAI-2017, dated 27th December,
2017.
12. omitted by notification no. 1-100/SPPAR-NOTIFICATION-CTR/FSSAI/2016, dated 19th
March, 2018.
13. Inserted by notification no No. 1-100/SP(PAR)- Notification/Enf/FSSAI/2014, dated 20th
July, 2018.
14. substituted by notification No. 1-SP(PAR)- Notification-pesticide/stds-FSSAI/2017, dated
24th December, 2018.

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