Talstar Insecticide

Label & SDS

EPA Label: link

Registration information

• U.S. EPA Registration number: 279-3365
• U.S. EPA Status: ACTIVE

Description

'Talstar Insecticide' is an insecticide and miticide. Its Federal EPA registration number is: 279-3365. It was originally approved by EPA on 24 Sep 2009. It has a 'Caution' signal word. It has the following active ingredients: Bifenthrin and Prallethrin. It's approved for 47 sites including aircraft, bakeries, bottling plants, breweries, buses, cafeterias, canneries, cereal processing plants, commercial storages or warehouses, and dairies. It is also approved for 61 pests and pest groups including but not limited to ants, aphids, armyworm, bed bug, bees, beetles, biting flies, black widow spider, booklouse, and borers.

Original registration date:

• 24 Sep 2009

Cancellation date:

• n/a

Alternative names:

• F8028-2 AEROSOLActive
• TALSTAR INSECTICIDEAlternate

Registrant:

• FMC CORPORATION
  
• Address:
  2929 Walnut Street
  Philadelphia, PA 19104

Active ingredients:

• Bifenthrin 0.05%
• Prallethrin 0.03%
• Other ingredients 99.92%

Signal word:

• Caution

Product type:

• Insecticide
• Miticide

Formulation:

• Pressurized Liquid

Registered target pests:

• Ants
• Aphids
• Armyworm
• Bed bug
• Bees
• Beetles
• Biting flies
• Black widow spider
• Booklouse
• Borers
• Boxelder bug
• Brown dog tick
• Brown recluse spider
• Carpenter ants
• Carpenter bee
• Caterpillars
• Centipedes
• Chinch bug
• Cicadas
• Clover mite
• Cluster fly
• Cockroaches
• Crickets
• Cutworms
• Dichondra flea beetle
• Earwigs
• Elm leaf beetle
• Fire ant
• Firebrat
• Fleas
• Flies
• Flour beetles
• Flying insects
• Fruit flies
• Gnats
• Grasshoppers
• Hornets
• Japanese beetle
• Lace bugs
• Lady beetles (lady bird beetles)
• Midges
• Millipedes
• Mosquitoes
• Moths
• Pantry pests
• Pillbugs
• Plant bugs
• Rice weevil
• Scales
• Scorpions
• Silverfish
• Sod webworms
• Sowbugs
• Spider mites
• Spiders
• Springtails
• Stink bugs
• Termites
• Thrips
• Vinegar fly
• Wasps

Registered target sites:

• Aircraft
• Bakeries (indoor-inedible)
• Bottling plants (indoor inedible)
• Breweries (indoor-inedible)
• Buses (nonfeed/nonfood) (residual general treatment)
• Cafeterias (indoor inedible)
• Canneries (indoor-inedible)
• Cereal processing plants
• Commercial storages or warehouses
• Dairies (indoor inedible)
• Dairy processing plants (indoor inedible)
• Domestic dwellings (indoor)
• Domestic dwellings (outdoor)
• Drains
• Eating establishments (indoor inedible)
• Eating establishments (residual crack and crevice treatment)
• Egg processing plants (indoor inedible)
• Fencerows (nonagricultural) (injection treatment)
• Food handling establishments (indoor inedible)
• Food marketing/storage/distribution facilities (indoor inedible)
• Food processing areas (indoor inedible)
• Food processing plants (indoor inedible)
• Food serving areas
• Grain mills (indoor inedible)
• Granaries (empty) (residual general treatment)
• Hospitals (indoor inedible)
• Hotels/motels/tourist courts (non-food areas)
• Human nursery premises
• Industrial storage areas
• Institutions (indoor inedible)
• Kitchens
• Laboratory premises
• Milk processing plants (indoor inedible)
• Milk storage rooms (indoor)
• Nursing homes (indoor inedible)
• Pet kennels (enclosed premise treatment)
• Pickle processing plants
• Railroad cars (nonfeed/nonfood) (residual general treatment)
• Restaurants (indoor inedible)
• Spice mills
• Storage areas (nonfeed/nonfood-full) (residual general treatment)
• Stumps (injection treatment)
• Supermarkets (indoor inedible)
• Utilities (residual crack and crevice treatment)
• Utility poles (injection treatment)
• Warehouses (indoor inedible)
• Wineries (indoor inedible)