New South Wales government delays tougher phosphine exposure limits until July 2028
The government of the Australian state of New South Wales has agreed to delay the introduction of new workplace exposure limits for phosphine until July 2028. The decision was reported by the agricultural news outlet Grain Central.
The government of New South Wales, a state in Australia, has agreed to postpone the introduction of new workplace exposure limits for phosphine until July 2028, according to the grain industry news outlet Grain Central.
Workplace exposure limits set the permitted levels of a substance that workers may be exposed to in their working environment. The new phosphine limits are described as tougher than the current ones, and their implementation has now been pushed back to the stated date.
The source text gives no further details, such as the original implementation deadline, the numerical values of the new limits, or the reasons behind the delay.
