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- noun A
broad-spectrum benzimidazole fungicide .
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Several weeks ago, a fungicide called carbendazim was found in imported orange juice from Brazil.
Dr. Gary Ginsberg: Orange Juice Shows Us the Toxic Side of International Trade Dr. Gary Ginsberg 2012
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Several weeks ago, a fungicide called carbendazim was found in imported orange juice from Brazil.
Dr. Gary Ginsberg: Orange Juice Shows Us the Toxic Side of International Trade Dr. Gary Ginsberg 2012
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The fungicide, called carbendazim, is approved for use on dozens of other crops by federal regulators.
FDA Finds Fungicide in Some Brazil, Canada Orange Juice Bill Tomson 2012
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Imported shipments of orange juice are being stopped at ports while the FDA conducts tests for the fungicide, known as carbendazim.
Coke Says It Found Fungicide in Orange Juice Betsy McKay 2012
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Several weeks ago, a fungicide called carbendazim was found in imported orange juice from Brazil.
Dr. Gary Ginsberg: Orange Juice Shows Us the Toxic Side of International Trade Dr. Gary Ginsberg 2012
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The chemical, called carbendazim, is approved by the Environmental Protection Agency for use on apricots, bananas, cherries, grapes, peaches, pears and other crops.
Fungicide in Orange Juice Is Safe for Crops Bill Tomson 2012
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Health regulators have begun testing all incoming shipments for traces of an illegal fungicide called carbendazim.
Eurozone crisis live: George Osborne says UK could increase IMF payments - 11 January 2012 2012
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The latest surge came after the Food and Drug Administration told juice makers that it would step up testing for the fungicide carbendazim, which is used in Brazil to protect against black spot but is not authorized for use in the United States.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Rene Pastor 2012
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Health regulators have begun testing all incoming shipments for traces of an illegal fungicide called carbendazim.
The Guardian World News Julia Kollewe 2012
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While low levels of the fungicide were not dangerous and it planned no juice recall, the FDA said it would stop all shipments at the border if it found more traces of carbendazim, which is banned in the United States.
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