Where are REIs typically listed if a label lists multiple crops?

• A. At the beginning of each use section for each crop
• B. In the header only
• C. At the bottom of the label
• D. In the environmental hazard section

Answer: (A)

Restricted-entry intervals (REIs) are the waiting period after pesticide application during which entry to a treated area is limited, and they must reflect each crop’s specific requirements when multiple crops are listed on a label. That’s why the REI appears at the start of the use instructions for each crop—so you can immediately see the exact waiting period that applies to the crop you’re working with. The header usually doesn’t convey crop-specific times, the bottom isn’t the place for per-crop REIs, and the environmental hazard section covers ecological risks rather than entry restrictions.