With respect to regulations regarding the use of chemicals in agriculture, there has been enormous growth in the enactment of pesticide legislation worldwide. However, it continues to lack in many third world countries. In contrast, developed nations are implementing stricter legislation. Canada and the United States recognize that pesticides are hazardous substances and regulates their manufacture, packaging, labeling, distribution, use and disposal . In many less developed countries, such regulation is either non-existent or insufficient . Governments of many less developed countries are simply not capable of enforcing existing laws or even of distributing adequate information . Chemical industry representatives often have far superior communication
