The document discusses issues related to pesticide use in Thailand, highlighting the import of various pesticides and their associated health risks, particularly pesticide poisoning. It mentions specific types of pesticides, such as chlorinated hydrocarbons and organophosphorus compounds, along with methods for their measurement. Additionally, the document touches on the organic accreditation system and certification processes for organic agriculture in Thailand.

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PESTICIDES

8. PROBLEMS OF PESTICIDE USE IN
THAILAND
MOST PESTICIDES ARE IMPORTED INCREASINGLY EVERY

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CHLORINATED HYDROCARBON
COMPOUNDS)
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ORGANOPHOSPHORUS COMPOUNDS)
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BIGG (BIGG’S MOTHOD)
(Pseu
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70. ( ORGANIC
ACCREDITATION SYSTEM)

71. ( ORGANIC
ACCREDITATION SYSTEM)
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( International Federation
of Organic Agriculture
Movements : IFOAM)
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(International Organic
Accreditation Service :
IOAS )

72. ( CERTIFICATION OF ORGANIC
AGRICULTURE)
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NATIONAL BUREAU OF
AGRICULTURAL COMMODITY AND
FOOD STANDARDS: (ACFS)
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(Organic Agriculture Certification
Thailand: ACT)

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