What is a possible consequence of exceeding pesticide tolerances for a crop?

Exceeding pesticide tolerances for a crop can lead to the crop being subject to condemnation. This is a significant consequence because pesticide tolerances are established to ensure that the agricultural products are safe for human consumption and the environment. When these tolerances are not adhered to, it raises health and safety concerns, potentially resulting in the crop being deemed unfit for sale or consumption. This could lead to the crop being destroyed, and a grower may face economic losses and legal liabilities associated with the violation of safety standards. Therefore, condemnation is a critical measure to protect public health and the integrity of the food supply chain.