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Researcher: 
Mitchell
Data entry notes: 
MEPC 90(45); The amendment to Annex III(Prevention of Pollution by Harmful Substances Carried by Sea in Packaged Form) deletes tainting as a criterion for marine pollutants from the Guidelines for the identification of harmful substances in packaged form. Tainting refers to the ability of a product to be taken up by an organism and thereby affect the taste or smell of seafood making it unpalatable. A substance is defined as tainting when it has been found to taint seafood. The amendment means that products identified as being marine pollutants solely on the basis of their tainting properties will no longer be classified as marine pollutants.
Treaty Name and Text
Agreement Name: 
Amendments To IBC Code Of The International Convention For The Prevention Of Pollution From Ships
Alternative Treaty Name: 
Amendments to Annex V to the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution From Ships
Possible Sources (additional): 
http://www.imo.org/includes/blastData.asp/doc_id=7020/90(45).pdf
Signature/Entry into Force/Termination
Date IEA was signed: 
2000-10-05
Signature Year: 
2000
Place IEA was signed: 
London
Date IEA entered into force: 
2002-07-01
Treaty Type
Membership eligibility (multilateral, bilateral, etc): 
Agreement Type Level 3: 
E (environment) Code (agreement is environmental or not): 
Environmental
Source for E (environmental) code: 
Title
Text used for E (environmental) coding: 
Amendments To IBC Code Of The International Convention For The Prevention Of Pollution From Ships
Words used to code as Environmental: 
pollut/pollution from ships/ship
Lineage
Lineage: 
MARPOL
Sequence in lineage: 
203.350
Secretariat and auspices
Org Auspices: 
IMO
Legacy
Hidden fields
Version: 
2007.10
Inclusion Auto-Generated: 
MEA - Multilateral Environmental Agreements
Subject: 
Pollution/Ocean
Category: 
ENV