Question 12074 of 407 · North Carolina Pesticide Applicator Core Exam
Under the NC Pesticide Law, who is responsible for the actions of employees who sell or recommend pesticides for a licensed dealer?
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Correct answer to question 12074
- D: The licensed pesticide dealer
Explanation
A licensed dealer is responsible for the actions of every person who acts as an employee or agent in selling pesticides and in making claims and recommendations for their use. Dealers also submit the names of employees who sell or recommend restricted use pesticides.
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