Fungicide Manufacturer and Export Supplier

POMAIS supplies fungicide formulations for agrochemical importers, distributors, registration companies, wholesalers, and private-label brands in international markets.

Our portfolio covers foliar fungicides, oomycete-active products, seed-treatment fungicides, soil-disease products, biological options, and combination formulations for different crop disease-management markets.

We support commercial projects with formulation selection, private-label packaging, multilingual labels, technical documentation, quality control, and export preparation according to the confirmed product specification and destination market.

Search Our Fungicide Portfolio

Search by active ingredient, product name, concentration, or formulation to find available crop protection products. If the exact specification you need is not listed, send us your product requirements for an availability review.

Fungicide Production and Quality Support

POMAIS supports commercial fungicide projects from confirmed product specification through formulation production, quality inspection, packaging, and export preparation.

Fungicide Formulations

Formulation type affects product handling, packaging, application characteristics, and commercial positioning, but it does not by itself determine mode of action or efficacy.

Formulation Commercial Direction
SC Suspension concentrate products for suitable active ingredients
EC Emulsifiable concentrate products
WP Wettable powder formulations
WDG / WG Water-dispersible granular products
FS Flowable concentrates for seed treatment
EW Emulsion-in-water formulations
SE Suspo-emulsion formulations for suitable combination products
GR Granular products for selected applications

The appropriate formulation depends on active ingredient properties, formulation stability, target use, application system, packaging requirements, market preference, and local registration.

Fungicide Mode of Action and Resistance Management

Fungicide selection should consider both disease spectrum and mode of action.

FRAC mode-of-action groups provide a practical framework for comparing fungicide chemistry and planning resistance-management programs. Different active ingredients do not always represent different modes of action, and products within the same resistance group may not provide a meaningful rotation.

Fungicide Direction FRAC Group Example
DMI fungicides 3
Phenylamides 4
SDHI fungicides 7
Anilinopyrimidines 9
QoI fungicides 11

A resistance-management program should consider the target pathogen, effective mode of action, crop, disease pressure, existing resistance situation, approved mixtures or rotations, and local product label.

Rotate effective modes of action, not simply product or brand names.

Fungicide Supply Options

POMAIS supports different sourcing models for agrochemical importers, distributors, registration companies, wholesalers, and private-label brands.

Product Safety and Regulatory Use

Crop scope, target disease claims, application rates, treatment timing, spray intervals, PPE, pre-harvest intervals, re-entry requirements, storage, disposal, and other use directions must follow the approved product label and destination-market regulations.

Fungicide registration differs by active ingredient, concentration, formulation, crop, pathogen, and country. Commercial claims should therefore be confirmed against the approved local registration rather than applied universally across markets.

Frequently Asked Questions

POMAIS supplies foliar fungicides, oomycete-active products, seed-treatment fungicides, soil-disease products, biological fungicides, selected bactericides, and combination formulations.

Start with the target pathogen, crop, disease pressure, effective mode of action, formulation, resistance-management requirements, and destination-market registration.

Yes. Existing combination fungicides are available, and selected mixture requirements can also be discussed. Feasibility depends on active ingredient compatibility, formulation stability, FRAC-group relationship, manufacturing conditions, and local registration.

Common commercial options include SC, EC, WP, WDG/WG, FS, EW, SE, GR, and other formulations depending on the selected active ingredient and product specification.

Yes. Private-label projects can include packaging selection, labels, multilingual artwork, cartons, commercial pack sizes, and production according to the confirmed specification.

Common documents may include COA, SDS/MSDS, TDS, product specifications, and packing information. Additional registration-support materials depend on the selected product and available technical data.