Learn About The WDL Pilot Program
WDL Pilot Purpose

EPA's Office of Pesticide Programs (OPP) is exploring a new initiative called “Web-Distributed Labeling” that would make the most current version of some pesticide labeling available to users via the Internet.

In an effort to ensure that chemical plant protection labeling is followed diligently, reducing the risk of improper application, the U.S. EPA is evaluating the efficacy of a Web-Distributed Label system designed to deliver product labeling that is specific to a user's individual use pattern.

This system is set up to deliver a condensed product label, with ALL the required FIFRA label sections, and ONLY the specific rate of application data as determined by the use pattern specified by a given user. Users of this system can search for and create their product label by searching with the following criteria: EPA #, State, Crop, or alternatively by Product Name, Crop, Pest, and Application Method.

The product labeling generated from use of this WDL Pilot Program is:

For a full description of the WDL Pilot Program visit the US Federal Register link provided below:
US Federal Register - WDL Pilot Program


WDL Participation

You can take part in evaluating this WDL Pilot Program in 4 easy steps.

  1. Learn about the WDL Pilot Program
  2. Start the WDL Pilot Program
  3. Review & access Web-Distributed Label
  4. Provide feedback (Mandatory for participation in the WDL Pilot Program)

WDL Pilot Feedback

By taking part in the WDL Pilot Program you will be among a variety of industry stakeholders who are evaluating the functionality, effectiveness and viability of such a system.

As part of your participation in this program you will be required to provide feedback about your user experience. After completing your Web-Distributed Labeling retrieval from this pilot program, you will be asked to complete a short survey in order to determine the efficacy of such a program. Your honest and thorough appraisal of the effectiveness, functionality, and usability of this pilot program will be critical in determining whether this program moves forward.