The obsolete crop protection final disposal project in São Paulo, executed by inpEV and the Secretariat of Agriculture, by means of the Agribusiness Defense Department (CDA) and the Integral Technical Assistance Department (Cati), the Environmental Secretariat (Cetesb), the Regional Center for the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (represented by Cetesb), the National Association of Agricultural and Veterinary Input Distributors (Andav), the São Paulo State Cattle and Agriculture Federation (Faesp) and the São Paulo State Cooperative Organization (Ocesp), was finished in August of 2017. Obsolete crop protection products are those prohibited by law since 1985 in all regions of the national territory, by the Ordinance of the Ministry of Agriculture nr. 329. This action counted with the participation of 327 rural farmers* that declared the existence of banned crop protection products stored on their properties. The commemoration of the end of this project occurred during the celebration of the National Clean Field Day, in Taubaté, on August 18. In total, 292 tons of material were incinerated¹. This project started in 2009, after the publication of the Joint Resolution SMA/SAA N°002, which gave rise to the cross-functional work group for the final disposal of banned products. The group’s role was to seek solutions for the problem created for farmers once these products were banned. After the planning phase, the collection and final disposal of obsolete products began in 2015. CDA was responsible for the acquisition of storage containers and incineration costs of the products. The Environmental Company of the State of São Paulo (Cetesb) was responsible for obtaining the environmental transportation and incineration licenses, while inpEV promoted the collection, specialized storage and transportation until its final disposal. Besides this, the CDA and Cati technicians supervised the entire collection phase at rural properties.