KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - The Environmental Protection Agency has reached a civil settlement with four Missouri pesticide companies accused of violating federal regulations.
The regional office of the EPA in Kansas City, Kan., says the four companies will pay a $51,000 fine for violating federal pesticide laws in 2005 and 2008. The companies will also have to pay a $22,000 fine for previous violations in 2005.
The EPA says the companies are accused of selling unregistered pesticides.
The companies, all of Union, are FRM Chem; Advanced Products Technology; Synisys; and Custom Compounders.