Fungicides
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BASF debuts Ilevo in Australia
BASF has introduced the fungicidal seed treatment, Ilevo (fluopyram), in Australia. It is for the control of blackleg (Leptosphaeria maculans) on canola.
BASF launches Imtrex Flowable in Japan
BASF has debuted its fungicide, Imtrex Flowable (fluxapyroxad - trade-marked as Xemium), for use on field crops in Japan.
BASF receives French approval for Dagonis
BASF has received French approval for its fungicide, Dagonis (fluxapyroxad – trade-marked as Xemium 75g/litre + difenoconazole 50 g/litre).
Syngenta debuts Orondis Flexi in Australia
Syngenta has introduced the fungicide, Orondis Flexi (oxathiapiprolin 15 g/litre + azoxystrobin 155 g/litre), in Australia.
Syngenta debuts Switch One in Spain
Syngenta has launched its fungicide, Switch One (fludioxonil), in Spain.
Low-risk ai approvals in the EU improving
Speakers at the Agchem Forum this month welcomed advances in the adoption and improvements in the regulation of low-risk substances, while demanding structural changes.
BASF receives French approval for Revysol
BASF has received French approval for its fungicide, Amplitude/Sulky (mefentrifluconazole – trade-marked as Revysol – 100 g/litre).
Brazilian Ibama issues environmental profiles on 20 agchems
The Brazilian environmental agency, the Ibama, has issued environmental profiles for 20 pesticide active ingredients.
Brazil approves fluopyram and dinotefuran in new batch of agchem approvals
The Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture has approved 63 pesticide products, including seven "new" products and active ingredients, as well as generic products.
Brazil Anvisa OKs three agchem active ingredients
The Brazilian national health surveillance agency, the Anvisa, has approved two new chemical pesticide and one biostimulant active ingredients.
BASF launches Belanty in Colombia
BASF has launched its fungicide, Belanty SC (mefentrifluconazole – trade-marked as Revysol – 400 g/litre), in Colombia.
New Zealand first to approve Bayer's isoflucypram
Bayer's Crop Science division has received the first global approval for its fungicide, isoflucypram (trade-marked as iblon), in New Zealand.
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