The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is announcing the rescission of two previously issued cancellation orders affecting Bayer's triadimefon products. These orders, listed in the Federal Register Notices from January 12, 2021, and August 25, 2020, are being withdrawn before they take effect. The decision to rescind stems from Bayer's request and the low frequency and severity of incidents associated with the products. This move impacts seven triadimefon product registrations.
Simple Explanation
The EPA decided not to cancel some of Bayer's plant products because they don't cause many problems, even though they first planned to stop them.