Ontario waste class 269 Spent weed & pest killers with no chlorine.
- Free, no account
- Based on Ontario Regulation 347 and registration guidance
- Nothing is stored
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269, Non-halogenated pesticide/herbicide waste.
Ontario organic wastes
Non-halogenated pesticide/herbicide waste
Ontario group: miscellaneous organic wastes and mixed wastes.
ComplyOnSiteIs Ontario 269 hazardous waste?
Not from the code alone. Ontario 269 names the waste stream. Whether the waste is subject waste depends on its hazardous characterization or liquid-industrial status, and on the exclusions. The waste number also needs a primary characterization letter after the 3-digit class.
For subject waste, the generator enters the class-and-letter waste number in the waste details of the Ontario hazardous waste manifest. Ontario’s exclusions and shipment rules apply.
What does Ontario 269 cover?
Non-halogenated organic pesticide and herbicide waste. Examples are organophosphorus chemical waste and arsenical waste, including residue from MSMA or cacodylic acid. Whether it is hazardous is a separate decision under Ontario’s waste rules.
Is non-halogenated pesticide waste Ontario 269 or another class?
| Code | When it fits |
|---|---|
| 269 | The stream is non-halogenated organic pesticide or herbicide waste. |
| 242 | The pesticide or herbicide waste contains halogens and fits the halogenated-pesticide class. |
When several characterizations apply, the registration flowchart picks the primary one. The 3-digit class doesn’t replace the flowchart or the exclusions.
Which wastes take Ontario 269?
| Waste | When it’s 269 |
|---|---|
| Non-halogenated pesticide waste | The active ingredient has no halogens. |
| Discarded organophosphorus chemicals | The active ingredient has no halogens. |
| Arsenical compounds | The active ingredient has no halogens. |
| Discarded material from MSMA or cacodylic acid | The active ingredient has no halogens. |