Metamifop 12% + Penoxsulam 2.5% + Bispyribac-Sodium 4% OD

Product Type	Herbicide (rice weed-control positioning)
Formulation	OD (Oil Dispersion)
Total Active Ingredients	18.5%
Active Ingredients (%)	Metamifop 12% + Penoxsulam 2.5% + Bispyribac-Sodium 4%
Concentration (g/L)	Available upon request (recommended for tenders and registration files)
Mode of Action (Concept-Level)	ACCase inhibitor (Metamifop) + ALS inhibitors Group 2 (Penoxsulam, Bispyribac-sodium)
Crop Positioning	Rice programs (label-dependent; country registration determines exact claims)
Target Spectrum (Category-Level)	Rice weed-control positioning; spectrum statements follow local label
MOQ	1 MT (standard)
Samples	Case-by-case for qualified projects
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 12% + Penoxsulam 2.5% + Bispyribac-Sodium 4% OD

This product is a triple-active OD herbicide positioned for rice weed-control portfolios. You can use it to anchor a channel-ready SKU with clear active disclosure and a simple training narrative for your distributors: ACCase + ALS chemistry coverage (concept-level), with stewardship language built into your rollout.

OD definition (why buyers care): FAO/WHO guidance describes an oil dispersion (OD) as a stable suspension of active ingredient(s) in an organic fluid. In practical terms, OD is often chosen for commercial channels because formulation quality and batch consistency matter across long logistics cycles and mixed storage conditions.

Compliance note: This page is for product identification and procurement evaluation. Final approved claims, use directions, and restrictions depend on local registration and must follow the official label.

Active Ingredients and Mode of Action

Metamifop (12%) — ACCase inhibitor positioning

Scientific references describe metamifop as an herbicide that inhibits acetyl-CoA carboxylase (ACCase) in sensitive weeds (concept-level). This chemistry class is widely recognized for grass-weed positioning narratives in crop programs (label-dependent).

Penoxsulam (2.5%) — ALS/AHAS inhibitor (Group 2)

Penoxsulam is commonly categorized as a WSSA Group 2 herbicide, meaning it inhibits acetolactate synthase (ALS) (concept-level).

Bispyribac-sodium (4%) — ALS inhibitor (Group 2)

Bispyribac-sodium is also categorized as a Group 2 ALS inhibitor in regulatory and classification references (concept-level).

What this combination means commercially: you are not buying “three unrelated actives.” You are buying a portfolio structure of one ACCase inhibitor + two ALS inhibitors, which supports program messaging while making it easier to build a stewardship narrative around ALS resistance management (without publishing use instructions online).

Where It Fits in Rice Programs

This formulation is positioned for rice weed management as part of a broader product line. Your exact market claims should be aligned to local label approvals, but from a procurement perspective, the product is designed to serve buyers who need:

• A rice-positioned SKU suitable for distributor rollout
• A clear MoA story (ACCase + ALS) to support channel education
• A stable formulation type (OD) that can perform reliably through export logistics

Global relevance: rice production is heavily concentrated in Asia, and demand for modern weed-management portfolios follows that crop footprint. USDA reporting shows major producing countries include China, Bangladesh, Indonesia, and Vietnam (among others), and FAO-based datasets track rice production globally over time.

Why OD Formulation Matters for Distribution and Private Label

For importers and brand owners, formulation choice affects downstream outcomes: distributor confidence, complaint rates, and consistency across seasons.

OD is frequently selected for commercial channels because it can support:

• Batch-to-batch consistency expectations when the supplier controls milling, suspension stability, and release standards
• Handling consistency across regional distributors and mixed warehousing conditions
• Private-label scalability—a clean specification plus COA-per-batch reduces onboarding friction with larger networks

Packaging and Private Label Options

You can standardize packaging to accelerate rollout or customize capacities to match your market’s price ladder.

Typical export range (recommended):

• Bottles: 100 mL, 250 mL, 500 mL, 1 L
• Jerrycans: 5 L, 10 L, 20 L
• Drums: 200 L
• Custom bottle/jerrycan/drum capacities available upon request

Private label support (commercial scope):

• Multilingual label layout based on your destination market
• Carton marking and batch-code alignment with documentation
• Packaging configuration for distributor handling and pallet efficiency

Documentation Pack and Compliance Support

To reduce import friction and speed up distributor onboarding, you can request a complete technical and trade file:

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

Boundary statement: we support documentation preparation and label localization. Final registration approval depends on local authority review and importer submission requirements.

Quality Assurance and Batch Consistency

Long-term channel success depends on repeatability, not just first shipment performance. A professional supply setup should support:

• COA-per-batch issuance aligned to shipment lots
• Batch traceability across bottle, carton, and documents
• Retained samples for complaint resolution
• Release controls to prevent off-spec exports

If you are building a multi-season rice herbicide line, these controls are often decisive in supplier selection.

Safety, Storage, and Environmental Stewardship (Principle-Level)

Safety classification and detailed instructions are label-specific. For responsible trade and handling:

• Avoid unnecessary skin/eye exposure; use appropriate PPE during handling and transfer
• Prevent contamination of waterways and sensitive areas; follow local restrictions
• Store locked in a cool, dry, ventilated area, away from food, beverages, feed, and seed
• During transport, protect from sun/rain and handle carefully to avoid leakage

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

FAQ

What is the total active content?
Total active ingredients are 18.5%: Metamifop 12% + Penoxsulam 2.5% + Bispyribac-sodium 4%.

What is the mode-of-action structure?
Metamifop is an ACCase inhibitor, while penoxsulam and bispyribac-sodium are ALS inhibitors (Group 2) (concept-level; claims must follow local label).

Why does the OD formulation matter?
FAO/WHO defines OD as a stable suspension of active ingredient(s) in an organic fluid. In commercial distribution, OD is often chosen to support consistent product behavior through export logistics and storage variation.

Can you provide g/L concentration and a tender-ready technical file?
Yes. Share your destination market and documentation format requirements, and we will provide the concentration details and technical file.

What documents can you provide?
COA per batch, MSDS, TDS, label template, and export documents.

What are MOQ and sample terms?
Standard MOQ is 1 MT. Samples may be available for qualified projects (case-by-case).

What packaging formats can you supply?
Standard export bottles, jerrycans, and drums, plus custom capacities for your channel plan.

How is lead time handled?
Lead time is confirmed case-by-case after production scheduling, packaging selection, and label approval requirements are clear.

Get a Procurement-Ready Offer

To receive a quotation and full documentation pack, send:

• Destination market
• Label language(s)
• Target pack sizes
• Estimated annual demand and preferred shipping window