Plants or animals produced in an aquatic (marine or fresh water) environment for human consumption, including antifouling products for nets and pens.

for hydroponics, see Greenhouse Food Crops (USC # 5) and Greenhouse Non-Food Crops (USC # 6)

Outdoor natural and man-made environments (marine or fresh water), including, but not limited to:

∙   non-food algae

∙   weeds

∙   lamprey eels

∙   fish

∙   aquatic life stages of insects

∙   zebra mussels and other mollusks

∙   includes once-through treatment of industrial water systems for zebra mussel control

Industrial Process Fluids (USC # 17)

Underwater Structures and Materials (USC # 22)

Swimming Pools (USC # 29)

Other Indoor Surfaces, Water and Air (USC # 19)

treatments of drinking water in municipal systems and private wells

- disinfection of potato storage bins on farms and cooperatives

- empty food storage or

- empty greenhouses and mushroom houses devoid of growth media

disinfection or sanitization of all other commercial food storage areas subject to the Food and Drugs Act

Forested areas, including, but not limited to:

- plantations

- forest nurseries

Christmas tree plantations and nurseries

- site preparation

- seed production (seed orchard)

- conifer release

Ornamentals Outdoors (USC # 27)

Greenhouse Non-Food (USC # 6)

- mushrooms growing in mushroom houses

- indoor hydroponically-grown food plants

- greenhouses cleared of edible crops, but containing soil and growth media

for treatment of empty greenhouses and empty mushroom houses devoid of growth media, see Empty Food Storage Areas (USC # 3)

disinfection or sanitization of greenhouses or mushroom houses where a food crop is growing is subject to the Food and Drugs Act

Non-food crops growing in greenhouses, including, but not limited to:

- non-food crops growing hydroponically indoors

for treatment of empty greenhouses devoid of growth media, see Empty Food Storage Areas (USC # 3)

- seed crops

- milk

- meat

- meat by-products

- honey

Also including:

-topical application for ectoparasite control

all methods other than topical application for the control of ectoparasites. All disease control agents, no matter how they are applied, subject to the Food and Drugs Act

for other treatments of animals, see Aquaculture(USC # 1) and Companion Animals (USC # 24)

-fur-bearing animals

Companion Animals

(USC # 24)

Livestock for Food

(USC # 8)

all methods, other than topical application, for the control of ectoparasites

All disease control agents, no matter how they are applied, are subject to the Food and Drugs Act

seed potatoes

rootstock

bulbs

cuttings

true seed

- rootstock

- corms

- bulbs

- cuttings

- true seeds

- grains in elevators, ships̓ holds, etc.

- post-harvest treatment of crops, e.g., fruits, potatoes, etc.

- stored packaged food and feed

- stored bulk feed

- food processing areas, food processing plants, restaurants and other areas where food is present during treatment

for crops treated after harvest, see Stored Food and Feed (USC # 12)

- non-bearing stages of plants, e.g., pre- and post-bloom fruit trees, non-bearing strawberries, etc.

- crops grown for seeds for subsequent planting

- cranberries

- tobacco

- land to be used for future crop growth, e.g., fallow land

- food processing and meat packaging

- medical instruments

- medical care facilities, e.g., hospitals and veterinary clinics

- drinking water devices

- industrial sites

- parking lots

- tennis courts

- rights-of-way

- driveways and patios

for agricultural land to be used for a Terrestrial Food or Feed Crop in subsequent years, see Terrestrial Food Crops (USC # 14) and Terrestrial Feed Crops (USC # 13)

- water cooling towers (open, once-through and closed systems)

- pulp and paper

- drilling muds

for slime control in other sites see Swimming Pools (USC # 29) and Aquaculture (USC # 1)

- for ornamental ponds, see Aquatic Non-Food Sites (USC # 2)

Material (USC # 18)

- metal cutting fluid

- leather

- textiles

- fuel

- paint

- canvas

- caulking

Underwater Structures and Materials (USC # 22)

Wood (USC # 23)

- laundry

- air ducts

- air

- water beds

- humidifiers

- building-related illness treatment

Food contamination must be avoided by appropriate label precautions.

Indoor Hard Surfaces (USC # 15)

for termite control, see Structures and Surrounding Soil (USC # 21)

products for disinfectant treatments of food storage and processing areas subject to the Food and Drugs Act

- lobster traps

- boat hulls

- fishing nets

- intake pipes

for wood preservation of underwater structures, piers and docks, see Wood (USC # 23)

aquaculture pens and nets

Underwater Structures and Materials (USC # 22)

Structural (USC # 20)

Structures and Surrounding Soil (USC # 21)

Livestock for Food (USC # 8) and Non-Food (USC # 9)

all other prescribed veterinary drugs

all methods other than topical application for the control of ectoparasites. All disease control agents, no matter how they are applied, are subject to the Food and Drugs Act

for products to be used on pet sleeping areas, see Structural (USC # 20)

- adult biting flies

- black flies

- mosquitoes

- other insects

for aquatic larval stages, see Aquatic Non-Food (USC # 2)

products intended to repel or control ectoparasites, e.g., lice, subject to Food and Drugs Act

- flowers

- trees

- shrubs

- seed crops on non-agricultural land

for grass, lawns, turf soil, sod farms, see Turf (USC # 30)

- shopping malls

- commercial buildings

- residences

see also Terrestrial Food Crops (USC # 14)

for ornamental ponds, see Aquatic Non-Food (USC # 2)

- lawns

- golf courses

- parks

- recreational areas

- sod farms

- turf soil

for natural grassland and pastures, see Terrestrial Feed Crops (USC # 13)

Residential Outdoors (USC # 33)

Terrestrial Food Crops (USC # 14)

Terrestrial Feed Crops (USC # 3)

- gophers

- coyotes

- wolves

- birds

Terrestrial Food Crops (USC # 14)

Terrestrial Feed Crops (USC # 13)

- wasps

- hornets

- ticks

- mosquitoes and black flies

any food use

for termite control, see Structures and Surrounding Soil (USC # 21)

for personal insect repellents, see Human Skin, Clothing and Proximal Sites (USC # 26)

Turf (USCs # 30)

Ornamental Outdoors (USC # 27)

- for larval stages, see Aquatic Non-Food (USC# 2)