Metamifop 10% + Cyhalofop-Butyl 15% + Quinclorac 10% OD

Product Type	Herbicide (Rice weed management positioning)
Formulation	OD (Oil Dispersion)
Total Active Ingredients	35%
Active Ingredients (%)	Metamifop 10% + Cyhalofop-Butyl 15% + Quinclorac 10%
Total Concentration	367 g/L
Concentration Breakdown (g/L)	Quinclorac 105 g/L + Metamifop 105 g/L + Cyhalofop-Butyl 157 g/L
Primary Crop Use Position	Rice (including direct-seeded rice programs; label-dependent)
Target Spectrum (Category-Level)	Annual grass weeds in rice programs (label-dependent)
Shelf Life	2 years
MOQ	1 MT (standard)
Samples	Small free samples for special projects (case-by-case)
Packaging Options	100 mL / 250 mL / 500 mL / 1 L / 5 L / 10 L / 20 L; 200 L drum; custom capacity available
Documentation Pack	COA (per batch), MSDS, TDS, label template, export documents
Lead Time	Case-by-case—confirm during quotation after packaging & label approval

Metamifop 10% + Cyhalofop-Butyl 15% + Quinclorac 10% OD

This is a triple-active OD herbicide designed for commercial placement in rice weed-control portfolios. You are not buying three actives “for show”—you are buying a formulation that helps distributors and brand owners cover more field variability while keeping procurement and compliance execution straightforward.

• Metamifop and Cyhalofop-Butyl are widely recognized in rice herbicide programs as grass-weed positioning actives (concept-level).
• Quinclorac is commonly referenced as an auxin-mimic (growth regulator–type) herbicide group in weed science classification (concept-level).

Compliance note: final label claims, directions, timing, and restrictions are market-specific. This page is for product identification and procurement evaluation. Always follow the approved label and local regulations in your destination market.

Where It Is Used in Rice Programs

Rice systems and the “direct-seeded” context

This product is positioned for rice fields, including direct-seeded rice systems, where weed pressure and operational speed make post-emergence herbicide positioning commercially valuable (label-dependent).

Target weeds (category-level)

The primary commercial positioning is annual grass weeds in rice programs. For portfolio planning, this matters because annual grass pressure is a recurring reason importers and distributors maintain multiple MoA options in-stock across seasons.

Global market fit (why this SKU is “global-ready”)

Rice production is concentrated in large producing markets—China, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Vietnam are consistently among top producers, and broader Asian demand drives major trade volumes.
For distributors serving Africa and the Americas, rice input demand frequently tracks import cycles and pricing, which is why buyers place high value on document readiness and reliable lead-time communication rather than overly narrow local use claims.

Mode of Action Positioning

Buyers evaluate MoA to manage resistance risk and to position products across a season without dependence on a single chemistry.

• Cyhalofop-butyl is listed under ACCase inhibition (HRAC/WSSA Group 1) in HRAC classification tools.
• Metamifop is documented in scientific and pesticide-property references as an ACCase inhibitor (concept-level).
• Quinclorac is commonly described in extension and resistance resources as Group 4 (auxin-mimic / growth regulator herbicides).

Stewardship statement you can use in tenders: rotate or alternate herbicide MoA groups and integrate non-chemical practices where appropriate, consistent with local label and extension guidance.

Why OD Formulation Matters

OD is not just a formulation code; it affects handling, stability expectations, and the end-user experience in real distribution environments. Industry and technical references define OD as a stable suspension of active ingredient(s) in an oil or organic fluid, intended for dilution before use.

From a channel perspective, OD is often selected because it supports:

• Supply-chain practicality: export shipments face temperature variation and long warehousing cycles; formulation stability and suspension behavior become commercial KPIs.
• User acceptance: distributors prefer products that are consistent to handle across batches, reducing complaints and returns.
• Private label confidence: a clean OD specification combined with COA-per-batch reduces onboarding friction with large distributors and retail channels.

Packaging Options for Distribution and Private Label

You can standardize packaging for fast rollout, or tailor capacities to match your local channel strategy.

Common export sizes (recommended portfolio):

• Bottles: 100 mL, 250 mL, 500 mL, 1 L
• Jerrycans: 5 L, 10 L, 20 L
• Drums: 200 L
• Custom bottle/drum capacities available based on your market and pricing ladder.

Private label support scope:

• Multilingual label draft support (based on your destination market)
• Artwork proofing and carton marking alignment
• Batch coding consistent with documentation and packing lists
• Packaging configuration optimized for distributor handling

Documentation Pack and Trade Readiness

For global trade, procurement teams typically require a complete and consistent document set for import clearance, distributor onboarding, and internal compliance reviews.

Available upon request:

• COA (per batch)
• MSDS
• TDS
• Label template (for localization and market statements)
• Export documentation aligned to shipment requirements

Practical boundary statement: we support documentation readiness and label preparation; final registration outcome depends on local authority review and the importer’s submission pathway.

Quality Assurance and Batch Consistency

The real commercial risk is rarely the first shipment—it is inconsistency over time. For a multi-active OD product, your channel partners will evaluate the supplier’s ability to control batch variation.

What you should expect in a professional supply setup:

• COA-per-batch issuance aligned to shipment lots
• Batch traceability (coding aligned to bottle, carton, and documents)
• Retained samples for dispute resolution and long-term consistency checks
• Release controls that prevent off-spec material from entering export stock

If you need tender files or distributor onboarding packs, request a procurement-ready document package and specify your destination market and label language.

Safety, Storage, and Stewardship

This section supports responsible trade and aligns with common label expectations. Specific hazard classification and statements can vary by jurisdiction.

Handling and PPE:
Avoid eye contact and unnecessary skin exposure; use appropriate PPE during handling and transfer.

Environmental protection:
Prevent contamination of waterways; follow local restrictions around aquatic areas and integrated aquaculture rice systems where applicable.

Storage and transport:
Store in a cool, dry, ventilated area protected from rain; keep away from heat/ignition sources; store locked and separated from food, beverages, feed, and seed. During transport, protect from sun and rain and handle carefully to avoid leakage or damage.

If exposure or discomfort occurs, stop contact and seek medical advice with the product label.

FAQ

What is the total active content and g/L breakdown?
Total A.I. is 35%. Total concentration is 367 g/L: Quinclorac 105 g/L, Metamifop 105 g/L, Cyhalofop-butyl 157 g/L.

Is it positioned for direct-seeded rice?
Yes, it is positioned for rice systems including direct-seeded rice programs, subject to local label approvals.

What is your MOQ and sample policy?
Standard MOQ is 1 MT. Special projects may request small free samples (case-by-case).

What packaging formats can you supply?
Common export bottles, jerrycans, and drums are available. Custom capacities can be supplied based on your channel plan.

Which documents can you provide for trade and compliance?
COA per batch, MSDS, TDS, label template, and export documents are available upon request.

How do you help reduce batch-to-batch risk for OD products?
By aligning batch release documentation, traceability, and retained samples with each shipment lot.

What lead time should we plan for?
Lead time is confirmed case-by-case based on production schedule, packaging materials, and label approval status.

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• Destination market
• Label language(s)
• Packaging sizes you want to launch
• Estimated annual demand and target delivery window