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2920 Esters of other inorganic acids of non-metals (excluding esters of hydrogen halides) and their salts; their halogenated, sulphonated, nitrated or nitrosated derivatives: (2920.30 - Endosulfan (ISO))

Measures Applicable to the Commodity

1. Liability in regard to substance sold in a sealed package
Type Class Valid From Valid To
Restriction Goods 18/11/2011
2. Keeping of Records and Supply of Statistics and Returns on importation of Group of I-hazardous substances
Type Class Valid From Valid To
General Goods 01/09/1979
3. Labelling
Type Class Valid From Valid To
General Goods 25/06/1979

Containers of Category A, Group I-hazardous substances imported, manufactured, or packed for sale in the Territory must be clearly labeled with the product name, chemical name, supplier's details, a skull and crossbones symbol with "Poison" and "Vergif," and warnings to keep out of children's reach. The same labeling requirements apply to Category B, Group I-hazardous substances imported from outside South Africa, and these labels must also be approved by the Registrar of Fertilizers, Farm Feeds, Agricultural Remedies, and Stock Remedies, according to the 1947 Act.

4. Licences
Type Class Valid From Valid To
Licensing Requirement Goods 25/06/1975

A license for Group I-hazardous substances can only be issued to importers for specific purposes, including sale for mining or industrial use, to licensed wholesale distributors, pharmacists, government departments, laboratories, research institutions, or educational institutions.

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Tariffs Applicable to the Commodity