Re: Oxalic Aicd - No longer a "pesticide."
OA will still be cheap...now the taxes that they tack on to it will be another story. $7 can just jumped to $20. Would someone like to tell me exactly why we need "gov't approval" to use something that we already know works????
Because we've had surprises in the past with people using stuff people "already knew that it worked". We are, after all, dealing with food here.
I'm all for OA, but I'd rather the governments be stricter as far as what pesticides can be put on our foods, in general, than less. If they were a bit less inconsistent, though, it wouldn't hurt. Still amazes me how they'll take the word of any chemical company on their word, but they refused the data of OA tests made in Canada because it wasn't made in the US... The same applies to my own governments, of course.
