Just busy at Apimondia if you check the label u will find the applied dose is very small with low concentration. Even if you drench the amount applied is very low. Fumagillin is sensitive to light and break down so fast.
As a registered product there was no concerns regarding residues due to users pattern. Recently honey has been tested for fumagillin so far levels are 0 to less than 10 ppb . This level is not regulated for any chemicals. In spite of these very random finding of these low levels there are more studies conducted to develop enough info to submit to Gov Health agencies for evaluation to set an MRL if needed.

Medhat Nasr
Alberta Canada

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