The Food Quality Protection Act requires the EPA to set pesticide standards at levels that are safe for children,and if the available information is unclear,the EPA must reduce levels to one-half the amount now permitted in food under the Federal Food,Drug,and Cosmetic Act.

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The Food Quality Protection Act requires the EPA to set pesticide standards with an additional safety factor for children, typically reducing levels to one-tenth, not one-half, of the amount permitted if data is unclear.

The Food Quality Protection Act Requires the EPA to Set