What is a requirement for a pesticide to qualify as a Minimum-Risk Pesticide?

For a pesticide to qualify as a Minimum-Risk Pesticide, it must contain active ingredients that are on a specific list provided by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This designation is meant to simplify the regulatory process for certain pesticides that pose minimal risks to human health and the environment. By adhering to the EPA's guidelines and ensuring that the active ingredients are from the approved list, manufacturers and users can demonstrate compliance while promoting safer pesticide usage.

The other options do not accurately reflect the criteria for Minimum-Risk Pesticides. For example, a pesticide cannot contain no active ingredients, nor can it be unlabelled. Additionally, the designation is not restricted solely to products available for home use, as these pesticides can also be used in agricultural settings, provided they meet the necessary specifications outlined by the EPA.