AMVAC Mexico and Biotor Labs Launch Two Biopesticides in Mexico
AgriBusiness Global
2024.02.21
Biotor Labs, a Nicaraguan company that specializes in the development, formulation, and manufacture of bioinsecticides, biofungicides, and bionematicides, has announced the launch of Trichomax and Klamic in Mexico. These are two new biological products that control soilborne diseases and nematodes in various crops.
Trichomax is a biofungicide that contains Trichoderma asperellum, and Klamic is a bionematicide that contains Pochonia chlamydosporia. Both products have highly effective strains that are adapted to diverse environments, making them suitable for worldwide use. They also have wettable powder formulations that can be applied with specialized agricultural equipment.
Trichomax and Klamic are classified as Low Risk products by the Mexican Commission of Phytosanitary Risk Analysis (COFEPRIS), which certifies their low impact on human health and the environment. Only 20% of the active substances approved within the Mexican Union fall within this classification. The products have undergone rigorous and comprehensive toxicological and ecotoxicological studies that confirm their safety.
Biotor Labs, a Nicaraguan company that specializes in the development, formulation, and manufacture of bioinsecticides, biofungicides, and bionematicides, has announced the launch of Trichomax and Klamic in Mexico. These are two new biological products that control soilborne diseases and nematodes in various crops.
Trichomax is a biofungicide that contains Trichoderma asperellum, and Klamic is a bionematicide that contains Pochonia chlamydosporia. Both products have highly effective strains that are adapted to diverse environments, making them suitable for worldwide use. They also have wettable powder formulations that can be applied with specialized agricultural equipment.
Trichomax and Klamic are classified as Low Risk products by the Mexican Commission of Phytosanitary Risk Analysis (COFEPRIS), which certifies their low impact on human health and the environment. Only 20% of the active substances approved within the Mexican Union fall within this classification. The products have undergone rigorous and comprehensive toxicological and ecotoxicological studies that confirm their safety.
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