Exporting household insecticides to Saudi Arabia: SFDA drafts labelling rules
The Saudi Food and Drug Authority (SFDA) has published a draft technical regulation on labelling requirements for public health pesticides, meaning products used to prevent, kill, repel or reduce public-health pests.
- Affected products
- Public health pesticides, such as household insecticides, aerosol insecticides and ready-to-use rodent bait stations
- Required action
- Draft only; adoption not verified. WTO comments due 11 Dec 2026; entry-into-force date not yet set.
- Published
- 2026-10-12
- Source
- SFDA via WTO TBT — wto.org (ref. G/TBT/N/SAU/1449)
- Last verified
- 22 Oct 2026
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