Are pest control substances stored properly according to the SPS regulations if they are labeled and used in accordance with instructions?

Storage of pest control substances in accordance with SPS (Sanitary and Phytosanitary) regulations requires that these substances not only be labeled appropriately but also used as directed on the label. If the pest control substances are stored properly—meaning they are kept in a location that complies with safety standards, prevents contamination, and reflects the conditions suggested by the manufacturer—this aligns with the intent of proper management under SPS guidelines.

Labeling is crucial because it provides vital information about safety practices, correct usage, and any necessary precautions to minimize risks to health and the environment. Proper use ensures that these substances are not applied in a manner that could cause harm or lead to non-compliance with safety regulations. Therefore, when pest control substances are both labeled and utilized following the provided instructions, it reflects compliance with SPS regulations and contributes to safe practices in pest management.