Skip to content
Agrochemicals

Herbicides &
Weed Control

Selective and non-selective herbicides for broad-spectrum weed control in row crops, orchards, rice paddies and non-crop areas.

70+
HERBICIDE PRODUCTS
Selective / Non-Selective / PRE/POST
TYPES
Glyphosate / Glufsinate / Triazine
MAJOR CLASSES
Resistance Management
SUPPORTED
Herbicides
01
Applications

Featured applications

Our herbicides are used across a wide range of industries and applications. Below are the most common use cases where our products deliver consistent, documented performance.

  • Cereal & Row Crop Weed Control
  • Rice Paddy Management
  • Orchard & Vineyard
  • Non-Crop / Industrial Vegetation
  • GM Crop Systems (Roundup Ready)
Applications of Herbicides
02
Our Portfolio

Product categories

Browse our herbicides portfolio organized by product family. Each category includes detailed specifications, safety data and downloadable documentation.

Glyphosate Isopropylamine Salt

Browse our glyphosate isopropylamine salt product range with full specifications and documentation.

View products →

Glufsinate-Ammonium

Browse our glufsinate-ammonium product range with full specifications and documentation.

View products →

Atrazine & Triazines

Browse our atrazine & triazines product range with full specifications and documentation.

View products →

2,4-D & MCPA

Browse our 2,4-d & mcpa product range with full specifications and documentation.

View products →

Dicamba & Synthetic Auxins

Browse our dicamba & synthetic auxins product range with full specifications and documentation.

View products →

PPO Inhibitors (Saflufenacil)

Browse our ppo inhibitors (saflufenacil) product range with full specifications and documentation.

View products →
03
Top Performer

Featured products

Our most popular herbicides — selected for high demand, reliable supply chain and comprehensive documentation.

Molecular structure of Glyphosate

Glyphosate

CAS 1071-83-6

Glyphosate丨CAS 1071-83-6 is a broad-spectrum, non-selective, systemic herbicide widely used in agriculture, forestry, and industrial weed management. Introduced in the 1970s by…

View details ›
Molecular structure of Atrazine

Atrazine

CAS 1912-24-9

Atrazine remains one of the most effective and widely used herbicides in agriculture, forestry, and weed management. Its benefits include cost-effective, long-lasting…

View details ›
Molecular structure of Acetochlor

Acetochlor

CAS 34256-82-1

Acetochlor丨CAS 34256-82-1 is a selective, pre-emergent herbicide widely used to control annual grasses and broadleaf weeds in row crops such as corn,…

View details ›
Molecular structure of Dicamba

Dicamba

CAS 1918-00-9

Dicamba丨CAS 1918-00-9, is a systemic, post-emergent herbicide belonging to the benzoic acid class. It mimics the plant hormone auxin, causing uncontrolled cell…

View details ›
Molecular structure of Mesotrione

Mesotrione

CAS 104206-82-8

Mesotrione is a highly effective and selective herbicide with wide applications in maize and other tolerant crops. Its benefits, including broad-spectrum weed…

View details ›
Browse all products
04
Safety & Quality

Safety, handling & quality assurance

Every batch of Herbicides we supply undergoes rigorous quality control and comes with complete safety documentation. We are committed to protecting the people who handle our products and the environments in which they are used.

  • Groundwater Advisory (Where Applicable)
  • Drift Mitigation Required
  • Resistance Class (HRAC) Labeled
  • Crop Rotation Restrictions
  • PPE & REI Specified
Safety Data Sheet documentation

Safety data sheets, handling guidelines and emergency response information are available for every product.

05
Resources

Download your documents

Access technical datasheets, safety documentation and regulatory filings for our herbicides range.

Technical Datasheets

Detailed specifications, physical properties and application guidelines.

Safety Data Sheets

SDS in multiple languages with handling, storage and emergency information.

Certificates of Analysis

Lot-specific COA with purity, impurities and test methods.

Regulatory Documents

REACH registration, TSCA status and regional compliance dossiers.

06
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which herbicide modes of action do you supply?

Actives across major HRAC groups including ALS inhibitors, ACCase inhibitors, photosystem II and EPSPS inhibitors such as glyphosate.

How do selective herbicides protect the crop?

Selectivity comes from differential uptake, metabolism and site of action between crop and weed, so correct dose and timing preserve crop safety.

What formulation types are available?

SL, EC, SC and WDG formats, each with specific mixing and application requirements described in the TDS.

How long after application is it rainfast?

Typically 1-6 hours depending on active and formulation; the exact rainfast period is stated in the technical data sheet.

Are tank mixes with other herbicides supported?

Many combinations are standard practice, but compatibility testing is advised; we provide guidance on common premix and tank-mix partners.

How do I manage herbicide resistance?

Rotate HRAC groups, use residual and foliar partners, apply at label rates and combine with mechanical and agronomic measures.

What are crop rotation restrictions?

Some residual actives restrict the next season crop; rotation intervals are stated on the label and TDS per crop.

What packaging is used?

Technical material in 25 kg drums; formulated goods in 1-20 L containers and 200 kg drums with DG compliance where needed.

Do you support registration documentation?

Yes, including five-batch analysis, physicochemical data and reference specifications.

How should herbicides be stored?

Locked stores, cool and dry, away from seeds, feed and water sources, in original containers.

07
Get in Touch

Contact Our Experts

Tell us about your herbicides requirements and our specialists will respond with options, documents and a quotation.