China has, for the first time, granted centralized approval for the registration of a pesticide product targeting dragon fruit, containing two active ingredients: thiamethoxam and buprofezin.

Release Date:

2019-02-14

Recently, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs has granted registration for a batch of pesticide products targeting dragon fruit, covering two active ingredients—thiamethoxam and thiazofurin—with a total of 23 formulations. All these registrations represent expanded uses, and the manufacturers are all based in Jiangsu Province. This marks the first time China has approved pesticide registrations specifically for dragon fruit. The detailed registration information is as follows: 1. Thiamethoxam (11 products); 2. Thiazofurin (12 products). Source: China Pesticide Information Network, Modern Pesticide.

Recently, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs has granted registration for a batch of pesticide products targeting dragon fruit, covering two active ingredients—thiamethoxam and thiazofurin—across 23 formulations (all representing expanded crop‑use registrations, with manufacturers all based in Jiangsu Province). This marks the first time China has approved pesticide registrations specifically for dragon fruit. Detailed registration information is provided below:

I. Buprofezin (11 products)