Specification

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First issue: June 16, 2015

Revised:

Product Name: Dynamite Food &Succulent Cactus 18-6-8

SDS No. CF18-6-8

SAFETY DATA SHEET

Carcinogenicity :Not applicable No data

There is a hazard information such as the following for the following substances is a

constituent.

No data available. It should be noted, IARC (IARC Vol.94 (2010)) reported that

nitrate intake by human is uncertain to cause cancer. However, it says that the

carcinogenicity is evaluated as 2A in a condition when nitrate or nitrite become

Nitroso in vivo.The comprehensive evaluation of IARC also reports that "The

conversion ofnitrateandnitrite occurs inside the human body. Nitroso arising from

nitrite under acidic conditions of the digestive tract is immediately changed to

N-nitroso compound togetherwithamide having a high tendency to turn to Nitroso.

If intake nitrate,nitrite, or nitroso compounds further, nitrosation of these materials is

even promoted.Under such conditions,some type of N-nitroso compound happens to

No data available. Although it is reported that no tumors are observed in 103-week feeding

study with rats and mice using trisodium salt of this material, it was not done by the

maximum tolerated dose. (EU-RAR 49 (2004)). (GHS classification: Can not be classified)

As there are no sufficient data of the constituents, we have concluded that

classified.

Reproductive toxicity :Not classified

There is a hazard information such as the following for the following substances is a

constituent.

It is reported in (IUCLID (2000) that body weight of the pups have been suppressed

by the reproduction study in rats but the details are unknown. (GHS classification:

Can not be classified)

There was no influence to the pups at a dose which caused death, diarrhea and behavioral

suppression to the parent rat by forced oral administration to 7-14 days pregnant rat. (NITE

initial risk assessment report Ver .1.1, 14 (2007) However, despite of having no description

for the general toxicity to the parent rat, cleft palate, brain and eye defects, and skeletal

abnormalities are observed to the offspring when applied through dietary administration to

6th day pregnant rat. (Teratogenic is (12th, 2007). Furthermore, malformations have been

reported in the offspring when administered intraperitoneally or intramuscularly to the

pregnant rat. (NITE initial risk assessment report Ver.1.1, 14 (2007), JECFA 796 (1993)).

(GHS classification: Category 2)

Though EDTA is classified as 2 in GHS classification, we have concluded that these

constituents are not classified as their concentration is not more than 3%.

Specific target organ systemic toxicity (Single exposure) :Not classified

There is a hazard information such as the following for the following substances is a