Dinocap

Agricultural spraying in orchards and greenhouses; residues on treated or imported produce; runoff to nearby water. [1][3]

Eating fruit with residues; breathing spray drift or dust near fields; skin contact with recently treated plants or equipment; mixing/applying at work. [1][2]

Causes skin and eye irritation and can lead to nausea, headache, or breathing irritation after high exposure; developmental effects seen in animals at high doses; toxic to aquatic life. [1][2][3]

Farmworkers and pesticide applicators; people living near treated orchards during spraying; infants and children (higher intake per body weight); pregnant people. [1][2]

Wash and scrub produce under running water; peel when possible; follow posted spray/re-entry notices and stay upwind/indoors during applications; keep kids and pets off recently treated areas; if you work with it, use PPE and follow label directions. [1][2]