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Agrochemicals

Bactericides &
Fungicides

Protective and curative bactericides/fungicides for controlling bacterial and fungal diseases across field crops, fruits, vegetables and ornamentals.

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BACTERICIDE / FUNGICIDE
Protective / Curative / Systemic
ACTION
Broad Spectrum / Targeted
SCOPE
FRAC / BRAC Code
CLASSIFIED
Bactericides
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Applications

Featured applications

Our bactericides 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 Rust & Blight Control
  • Fruit & Vegetable Disease Management
  • Seed Treatment
  • Post-Harvest Protection
  • Soil-Borne Pathogen Control
Applications of Bactericides
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Our Portfolio

Product categories

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

Copper Compounds (Basic Sulfate, Oxychloride)

Browse our copper compounds (basic sulfate, oxychloride) product range with full specifications and documentation.

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Strobilurins (Azoxystrobin, etc.)

Browse our strobilurins (azoxystrobin, etc.) product range with full specifications and documentation.

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Triazoles (Tebuconazole, etc.)

Browse our triazoles (tebuconazole, etc.) product range with full specifications and documentation.

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SDHI (Bixafen, Fluxapyroxad)

Browse our sdhi (bixafen, fluxapyroxad) product range with full specifications and documentation.

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Antibacterial Streptomycin / Kasugamycin

Browse our antibacterial streptomycin / kasugamycin product range with full specifications and documentation.

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Biologicals (Bacillus spp., Trichoderma)

Browse our biologicals (bacillus spp., trichoderma) product range with full specifications and documentation.

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Top Performer

Featured products

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

Molecular structure of Chlorothalonil

Chlorothalonil

CAS 1897-45-6

In conclusion, Chlorothalonil remains a vital fungicide in modern agriculture and plant protection. Its wide applicability, strong protective action, and resilience against…

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Molecular structure of Carbendazim

Carbendazim

CAS 10605-21-7

Carbendazim丨CAS 10605-21-7, is a systemic, broad-spectrum benzimidazole fungicide widely used in agriculture and horticulture. It is known for its effectiveness in controlling…

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Molecular structure of Tebuconazole

Tebuconazole

CAS 107534-96-3

In conclusion, Tebuconazole is a key fungicide in modern crop protection, offering systemic, broad-spectrum control of fungal diseases across a variety of…

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Molecular structure of Azoxystrobin

Azoxystrobin

CAS 131860-33-8

QoI strobilurin fungicide inhibiting mitochondrial respiration; broad-spectrum protection across crops.

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Molecular structure of Propiconazole

Propiconazole

CAS 60207-90-1

Propiconazole丨CAS 60207-90-1 is a systemic triazole fungicide widely used in agriculture, horticulture, and turf management. It is known for its broad-spectrum fungicidal…

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Molecular structure of Trifloxystrobin

Trifloxystrobin

CAS 141517-21-7

Trifloxystrobin丨CAS 141517-21-7 is a systemic, broad-spectrum fungicide belonging to the strobilurin class of agrochemicals. It is used extensively in agriculture to protect…

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Safety & Quality

Safety, handling & quality assurance

Every batch of Bactericides 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.

  • Pre-Harvest Interval (PHI) Defined
  • Maximum Residue Limit (MRL) Set
  • Resistance Management (FRAC Code)
  • Beneficial Impact Assessment
  • Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Fit
Safety Data Sheet documentation

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

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Resources

Download your documents

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

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which bactericide product classes do you supply?

Copper-based compounds, antibiotic-derived and biological actives, plus disinfectant-grade chemistries for agricultural use.

How do copper bactericides work?

Copper ions denature proteins and disrupt membranes of bacteria on contact, giving a protectant effect that requires coverage before infection.

Can bactericide resistance develop?

Yes, especially with single-site actives, so alternating or mixing protectant and systemic modes of action is recommended.

What is the difference between protectant and systemic bactericides?

Protectants act on the surface before infection, while systemics are absorbed and move within plant tissue to check established infections.

Are copper formulations phytotoxic?

Copper can scorch some crops under slow-drying, hot conditions; use crop-cleared formulations and avoid application under stress.

What formulation types are available?

WP, WG and SC copper formulations, soluble powders for systemic actives, and wettable powders for biologicals.

Can they be mixed with fungicides?

Many combinations are standard, but copper is incompatible with some actives, so check per product before mixing.

What are MRL considerations?

We provide residue reference data to support compliance with export market limits, especially for fruit and vegetables.

What packaging is used?

25 kg bags and drums for technical and formulated material, with smaller packs for formulated goods.

Do you provide application guidance?

Yes, timing relative to infection periods and dose ranges per crop are documented in the technical data sheets.

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