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Pesticide Formulation Process

Our end-to-end formulation process transforms raw active ingredients into finished, labeled products under your brand — from compounding and grinding to filling and quality release.

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Our formulation process covers every stage from raw active ingredient to finished product: compounding (mixing AI with co-formulants), grinding (particle size reduction for SC/WP/WDG), filling (automated liquid and powder lines), labeling (your brand on every container) and quality release (batch-level QC before shipment). Six production lines handle SC, EC, WP, WDG, SL, ME, CS and FS dosage forms.

Specifications verified: 2026-08

FAQ

Formulation Process — Frequently Asked Questions

What dosage forms can you produce?+

Suspension concentrate (SC), emulsifiable concentrate (EC), wettable powder (WP), water-dispersible granule (WDG), soluble liquid (SL), micro-emulsion (ME), capsule suspension (CS) and flowable concentrate for seed treatment (FS). Six dedicated production lines cover all major agrochemical formulation types.

Bead mill grinding with multiple passes to achieve target D90 < 5 μm. In-process particle size monitoring during grinding, with final laser diffraction analysis before filling. Suspension rate tested to >90% after 30 minutes per CIPAC MT 15.

In-process monitoring includes weight verification, temperature logging, mixing time control, particle size measurement (SC/WP/WDG), viscosity and pH checks, and fill weight verification. Every check is recorded in the batch production record.

Bulk production runs 25–35 days after confirmed PO and deposit for existing formulations. New formulations requiring development add 35–55 days for lab screening, pilot production and stability testing before full-scale production.

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