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Chlorantraniliprole: A Diamide Insecticide for Broad-Spectrum Control

Chlorantraniliprole is a diamide insecticide used in many crop protection programs. This page covers its mode of action, CHICO formulations, and practical buying questions.

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CHICO formulations with chlorantraniliprole

ProductActives and contentFormCrops listedTargets listed
CHOMONO® Chlorantraniliprole 2.5 % + Monosultap 30.5 % SC InsecticideChlorantraniliprole 2.5%, Monosultap 30.5%SCRice , corn and other vegetable and fruit trees.Rice stem borer, leaf roller, etc
CHLOROS® Chlorantraniliprole 10% + Chlorfenapyr 20 % SC InsecticideChlorantraniliprole 10%, Chlorfenapyr 20%SCRice, wheat , tomato , mango ,cabbage, chili ,other vegetable and fruit treesRice planthopper , Beet armyworm, Diamonback moth, Rice stem borer , Thrips, and etc
LUFENCO® Lufenuron 5% + Chlorantraniliprole 5 % SC InsecticideLufenuron 5%, Chlorantraniliprole 5%SCRice, wheat , tomato , mango ,cabbage, chili , bean, other vegetable and fruit treesRice planthopper , Beet armyworm, Diamonback moth, Rice stem borer , Thrips, Bean pod borers, etc.
ChoKing® Chlorantraniliprole 12%+ Emamectin Benzoate 4%SC  16%SC InsecticideChlorantraniliprole 12%, Emamectin Benzoate 4%SCVegetable: Maize, Soybean, Broccoli, Cabbage, Pepper, etc, Fruit: Apple Tree, Citrus, Watermelon, etc, Field crop: Rice, Cotton, Sugarcane, etcLeaf Roller, Bollworm, Borer, Weevil, Cutworms, Armyworm, Bean-pod Borer, Budworm, Apple Leaf Miner, Prodenia litura, Diamondback moth, Beet armyworm, etc.

Crops and targets are as listed on each product page. Registered uses differ by country.

What Chlorantraniliprole Is and How It Works

Chlorantraniliprole belongs to the diamide class of insecticides. It acts on ryanodine receptors in insect muscle cells. This disrupts calcium regulation, causing feeding to stop quickly. Affected larvae become paralyzed and die within a few days.

The compound is systemic in plants. It moves upward through xylem tissue after soil or foliar application. This helps protect new growth. It is used against many lepidopteran pests, some beetles, and certain leafminers. You'll see it in rice, vegetables, fruit trees, and field crops.

Because it's selective for insect receptors, it has a different safety profile than older neurotoxic insecticides. You should still follow local label rules. Don't rely on a single mode of action season after season. Rotate with other classes to slow resistance development.

Typical Crops and Targets in CHICO Products

Rice
Stem borer, leaf roller, and planthopper appear in several CHICO SC formulations. Chlorantraniliprole is often paired with monosultap, chlorfenapyr, or lufenuron.
Vegetables
Cabbage, tomato, chili, bean, broccoli, and pepper are listed for diamondback moth, beet armyworm, thrips, and pod borers.
Fruit trees
Mango, citrus, apple, and watermelon are targets for leaf miner, budworm, and some borer species. Check the specific product label.
Field crops
Maize, soybean, cotton, sugarcane, and wheat are listed for bollworm, cutworm, armyworm, and leaf roller. Use rates vary by crop and pest pressure.

Formulation and Tank-Mix Notes for Chlorantraniliprole

CHICO offers chlorantraniliprole as suspension concentrate (SC) formulations. You'll find it alone or combined with monosultap, chlorfenapyr, lufenuron, or emamectin benzoate. Each product page lists exact percentages. Check the label of your registered product before use.

SC formulations need good agitation in the spray tank. Add the product to a half-filled tank with agitation running. Then add other products. Do a jar test if you're mixing with unfamiliar partners. Some adjuvants or fertilizers can affect stability.

Avoid mixing with strongly alkaline materials. Chlorantraniliprole is stable in neutral to slightly acidic conditions. If you're not sure about a tank-mix partner, contact your registrant or CHICO technical support. Don't store mixed spray solution overnight.

Chlorantraniliprole Buying Questions from Distributors

What chlorantraniliprole content options does CHICO offer?

CHICO lists SC products with chlorantraniliprole at 2.5%, 5%, 10%, and 12%. Some are solo active, others combine with monosultap, chlorfenapyr, lufenuron, or emamectin benzoate. Confirm the exact formulation with our sales team.

How long does it take to get a chlorantraniliprole sample?

Sample customization is available. CHICO states samples can be ready within 2 to 5 days. Shipping time depends on your location and courier. Contact us with your target formulation and quantity.

What documents can CHICO provide for product registration?

CHICO is familiar with document requirements in different regions. We can supply technical material data, composition details, and other standard documents. You'll need to confirm with your national authority what they require for chlorantraniliprole.

Can CHICO customize packaging for chlorantraniliprole SC?

Yes, small package customization is available. We can adjust label design, bottle size, and carton marking to your market needs. Minimum order quantities and lead times depend on the packaging type. Ask for a quote.

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