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Carrie L. Daniels

Senior Managing Scientist

Chemical Regulation & Food Safety

Professional Profile


Ms. Daniels has over 10 years of experience with EPA FIFRA regulatory issues such as new active ingredient and new product registrations, reduced risk petitions, registration review, import tolerance petitions, regulatory strategy, and general registration support including label amendments and notifications. She has regulatory expertise working with conventional chemicals, biopesticides, and antimicrobials at the Federal and State levels. Ms. Daniels works with other senior staff members and clients to develop appropriate regulatory strategies, including data development plans, based on the needs of each client and the regulatory requirements for each product. She is adept at bridging the intersection of technical issues with the regulatory requirements.

Ms. Daniels conducts and coordinates due diligence and registrability evaluations for individual products, specific product-lines, and complete portfolios. She is skilled in the review and research of the current and historical regulatory status of product registrations. Ms. Daniels has a strong research background in U.S. and international pesticide and food regulations, and is experienced in understanding the connections between these regulations. She has extensive experience researching pesticide and food related regulatory issues using a variety of resources and databases including NPIRS, EPA and FDA dockets, the Federal Register, NLM, and various EPA databases.

In addition, Ms. Daniels works with senior environmental toxicologists conducting and coordinating tier one environmental modeling programs such as LEACHP, GENEEC, SCI-GROW, and FIRST. Ms. Daniels also uses the results from environmental modeling to calculate risk quotients and derive comparisons between pesticide chemicals.

  • M.A., International Development Studies, George Washington University, 1997
  • B.A., International Relations, Roanoke College, 1995