Fungicide sourcing
Source fungicides for a defined crop, disease target and destination market. An existing specification or disease-management brief helps us discuss the product version, sample requirements and supporting documents, then confirm packaging and supply arrangements.
MODE OF ACTION
Catalogue products by mode-of-action group
Groups follow the FRAC classification. Rotating or combining products from different groups is the basis of resistance management; each product page gives the group-specific guidance.
- FRAC 1 · Benzimidazole (MBC) fungicide / Thiophanate (MBC) fungicide
- CarbendazimThiabendazoleThiophanate-methyl
- FRAC 3 · Triazole (DMI) fungicide / Imidazole (DMI) fungicide / Triazolinthione (DMI) fungicide
- CyproconazoleDifenoconazoleEpoxiconazoleProchlorazPropiconazoleProthioconazoleTebuconazole
- FRAC 4 · Phenylamide (acylalanine) fungicide / Phenylamide fungicide; the active R-enantiomer of metalaxyl
- MetalaxylMetalaxyl-M
- FRAC 7 · Pyrazole-carboxamide (SDHI) fungicide / Thiazole-carboxamide (SDHI) fungicide
- BixafenThifluzamide
- FRAC 11 · Strobilurin (QoI) fungicide
- AzoxystrobinPicoxystrobinPyraclostrobinTrifloxystrobin
- FRAC 12 · Phenylpyrrole fungicide
- Fludioxonil
- FRAC 21 · Cyanoimidazole (QiI) fungicide
- Cyazofamid
- FRAC 24 · Aminoglycoside antibiotic fungicide and bactericide
- Kasugamycin
- FRAC 29 · Diarylamine (2,6-dinitroaniline) fungicide
- Fluazinam
- FRAC 43 · Pyridinylmethyl-benzamide fungicide
- Fluopicolide
- FRAC M · Chloronitrile multi-site fungicide (FRAC M05) / Inorganic copper multi-site fungicide and bactericide (FRAC M01) / Dithiocarbamate multi-site fungicide (FRAC M03)
- ChlorothalonilCopper HydroxideCopper OxychlorideMancozeb
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Specifications and documents
Product discussions connect the active ingredient, concentration and formulation with the destination market and supply requirements. We review these details with customers and manufacturing partners, including quality criteria, sample requirements, pack sizes and label languages. A reference specification or existing label provides a useful starting point.
Before an order is confirmed, agree the specification, acceptance criteria and document list, together with quantity and delivery arrangements. Product specifications, the certificate of analysis, safety data sheet and applicable label each serve a distinct purpose. Match batch documents to the material supplied, and record any changes agreed after the sample review.
Sourcing enquiry
Sourcing FAQs
Can I enquire before choosing an active ingredient?
Yes. Start with the crop, the target disease, the destination market and the current programme, and state which details are still open. The specific product and its applicable use are confirmed in the next step.
What should I provide to match or replace an existing fungicide?
The full product name, active ingredient, concentration, formulation and label or specification, plus the characteristics that must match or the reason for changing. An ingredient name or a similar trade name alone does not define the complete product.
Can one enquiry cover several crops?
Yes. List each crop with its target disease and current programme, so the product and its market-specific use can be confirmed for each.
Can I discuss biological and chemical options together?
Yes. Describe the role each product should play in your programme. The catalogue covers both biological and chemical crop protection; composition, evidence and applicable uses are reviewed for each product, and direct substitution or compatibility is not assumed.
Send a product enquiry
Share your destination market and the requirements you already know. We can then clarify the product specification, available documents and whether the next step is a sample review, technical discussion or supply quotation.