PGRs are chemicals used to regulate the development of crops which helps in increasing the crop yield and improving its quality. PGRs can be used to promote, regulate or inhibit certain aspects of plant growth, such as seed germination and root development, flowering or fruit development, and can be used for application to the soil or foliage of the plants.

Fungicides are used to prevent fungal attacks on crops or eliminate parasitic fungi or fungal spores and to protect the crops against diseases caused by pathogenic organisms and they are vital to prevent postharvest losses in vegetables and fruits. They are used in agriculture to protect crops from fungal diseases, can also be used in non-agricultural settings to control fungi on surfaces or in buildings. Fungicides can be categorized into three main types: contact, translaminar, and systemic. Contact fungicides remain on the surface of the plant and protect only the areas where they are applied. Translaminar fungicides can move from the upper sprayed surface of a leaf to the lower, providing protection on both sides. Systemic fungicides are absorbed by the plant and travel through its tissues via the xylem; some can spread throughout the entire plant, while others may only move upward or act locally.

We manufacture a wide range of insecticides to suit the requirement of farmers to enable protection of crops from insects by either preventing an attack or destroying the insects. Insecticides are primarily used in agriculture to protect crops from pests but can also be used in non-agricultural settings to control insect populations or prevent the spread of diseases transmitted by insects.