A Pest Control Dealer License is not required for a person or business who?

A Pest Control Dealer License is not required for a person or business that has a Pest Control Business License and sells only pesticides they apply because the regulations recognize that businesses with a Pest Control Business License are already authorized to conduct pest control activities, including the sale of pesticides used in their applications. This provision simplifies the regulatory requirements for businesses, allowing them to sell the products they actively use without needing an additional license specifically for dealing in pesticides. It acknowledges that the individuals applying the pesticides are operating within their legal rights as specified by their existing business license.

Other options involve different circumstances where a Pest Control Dealer License may be necessary. For instance, soliciting sales or making recommendations about pesticides could involve multiple products beyond what is directly applied, hence requiring further licensing. Selling insect trapping devices could also fall into a category of pest management that necessitates compliance with dealer licensing if the products are not strictly within the ambit of the applied pesticides sold under a business license. Similarly, selling pesticides for both agricultural and non-agricultural purposes generally requires a dealer license due to the broader implications and regulations governing those products.