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Sun, 1 Jun 2003 20:01:42 +0100
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Re: amitraz and fluvalinate
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Lloyd,
Treatment of V.d. by use of the molecule Amitraz is legal - if the method used is one that supplies
the molecule in a recognised manner.It used to be available under the name of "Anti Varroa
Scherring" in Europe.
Using "Taktic" as the source of the molecule is not legal. At least here in Europe, this preparation
or formulation is designated for other applications (cattle dip etc.).
Regards
Peter

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