Cyantraniliprole 10.26% OD Insecticide

Item	Product Information
Product Name	Cyantraniliprole 10.26% OD
Active Ingredient	Cyantraniliprole
Content	10.26% w/w
Formulation	OD, Oil Dispersion
Product Type	Agricultural Insecticide
Chemical Class	Anthranilic Diamide
IRAC Group	Group 28
Mode of Action	Ryanodine receptor modulator
Core Effect	Rapid feeding cessation followed by paralysis
Main Pest Direction	Registered chewing and selected sucking pests
Application Direction	Foliar application where locally approved
Main Crop Direction	Vegetables, cotton, fruit crops, cucurbits, and other registered crops
Product Positioning	Cross-spectrum Group 28 insecticide
Supply Direction	SunAgro branded product for registration, import, and distribution
Document Support	COA, SDS/MSDS, TDS, product specification, batch information, and available registration documents

Crop uses, target pests, dosage, application intervals, pre-harvest intervals, and seasonal restrictions must follow the approved label in the destination market.

What Is Cyantraniliprole 10.26% OD Used For?

This product is designed for crop programs that need control of both chewing and selected sucking pests. Its wider pest positioning can help distributors simplify insecticide portfolios for high-value crop markets.

Chewing Pest Control

Depending on local registration, chewing-pest directions may include:

• Fruit borers
• Bollworms
• Caterpillars
• Tobacco caterpillars
• Leaf miners
• Other approved lepidopteran larvae

These pests damage leaves, flowers, shoots, fruit, and developing crop structures. Rapid feeding cessation helps reduce additional injury after exposure.

Sucking Pest Control

Registered sucking-pest directions may include:

• Thrips
• Whiteflies
• Aphids
• Other locally approved sap-feeding pests

Cyantraniliprole should not be promoted as a universal solution for all sucking insects. Pest species, crop use, resistance status, and local registration must be confirmed before commercial positioning.

How Does Cyantraniliprole Work?

IRAC Group 28 Mode of Action

Cyantraniliprole belongs to IRAC Group 28: Ryanodine Receptor Modulators.

It acts on ryanodine receptors inside insect muscle cells. This causes uncontrolled calcium release and disrupts normal muscle function.

The result is a clear sequence:

1. The pest contacts or ingests the active ingredient.
2. Feeding activity stops rapidly.
3. Muscle movement becomes impaired.
4. The pest becomes weak or paralyzed.
5. Death follows.

Crop protection begins when feeding stops, not only when dead insects become visible.

Why Feeding Cessation Matters

Many chewing and sucking pests cause damage continuously while feeding.

Fruit borers can injure marketable fruit. Caterpillars remove leaf area. Thrips scar young tissue, while whiteflies and aphids weaken plants through sap feeding.

Stopping this activity early helps limit further crop loss. Visible mortality may occur later than the first reduction in feeding.

Why Application Timing Matters

Early application is generally more reliable than late rescue treatment.

Young larvae and newly developing populations are easier to manage than severe, established infestations. Treatment decisions should be based on field scouting, crop stage, local thresholds, and the approved label.

Heavy infestations may require a complete pest-management program rather than dependence on one insecticide.

Target Pest Directions

Pest Group	Typical Product Direction	Commercial Boundary
Fruit Borers	Core chewing-pest direction	Crop and species dependent
Caterpillars	Important Group 28 direction	Local label required
Leaf Miners	Selected vegetable direction	Registration dependent
Thrips	Important sucking-pest direction	Crop and market dependent
Whiteflies	Selected registered direction	Do not position as universal
Aphids	Selected crop direction	Registration dependent

Fruit Borers and Caterpillars

Fruit borers and caterpillars are important targets in vegetable, cotton, fruit, and cucurbit crops.

They may damage leaves, flowers, fruiting structures, or marketable produce. Applications should target the early pest stage before larvae become protected inside fruit, stems, or dense foliage.

Leaf Miners

Leaf miners feed inside leaf tissue, making timing especially important.

Cyantraniliprole may be considered for approved leaf-miner programs where the crop, pest species, and application method are included on the local label.

Thrips

Thrips can damage growing points, flowers, young leaves, and fruit surfaces.

The product may support registered thrips programs in vegetables, cotton, fruit crops, and protected cultivation. Coverage of flowers, growing points, and protected feeding areas is important.

Whiteflies and Aphids

Whiteflies and aphids can weaken crops through sap feeding and honeydew production.

These directions must be confirmed market by market. The product should not be described as controlling every whitefly or aphid species on every crop.

Suitable Crops and Application Areas

Vegetables and Protected Crops

Cyantraniliprole 10.26% OD can be evaluated for registered programs in:

• Tomato
• Pepper and chili
• Eggplant
• Okra
• Cabbage
• Protected vegetable crops

Relevant pest directions may include thrips, whiteflies, aphids, leaf miners, fruit borers, and caterpillars.

In protected cultivation, spray coverage is critical. Pests may develop on leaf undersides, flowers, growing points, or internal foliage.

The product can support professional tomato pest management where local registration includes the required crop and target pest.

Cotton

Cotton often faces both chewing and sucking pest pressure during the same season.

Potential registered directions may include:

• Bollworms
• Tobacco caterpillars
• Thrips
• Aphids
• Whiteflies

This cross-spectrum positioning can make Cyantraniliprole relevant to cotton insect control programs.

Application timing should reflect crop stage, field scouting, target pest, resistance pressure, and local economic thresholds.

Fruit and Orchard Crops

Depending on local registration, the product may be evaluated for grapes, pomegranate, citrus, and other fruit crops.

Fruit-market decisions must also consider:

• Maximum residue limits
• Pre-harvest intervals
• Export-market requirements
• Seasonal application limits
• Pollinator restrictions
• Crop-specific compatibility

A pest claim approved in one country must not be treated as a global use recommendation.

Cucurbits and Other High-Value Crops

Possible crop directions may include:

• Watermelon
• Bitter gourd
• Ridge gourd
• Gherkin
• Other registered cucurbits

These crops may face mixed pressure from fruit borers, leaf miners, thrips, whiteflies, and caterpillars.

Final use must follow the approved destination-market label.

Application Guidance

Apply Cyantraniliprole 10.26% OD before pest populations become severe.

Important application points include:

• Confirm local registration for the crop and pest.
• Base treatment on field scouting.
• Target young larvae where relevant.
• Apply before borers enter protected crop tissue.
• Ensure thorough foliage coverage.
• Cover leaf undersides and growing points for sucking pests.
• Use clean water and calibrated equipment.
• Maintain continuous or sufficient tank agitation.
• Follow the approved dose and spray volume.
• Respect application intervals and seasonal limits.
• Conduct a jar test before using unfamiliar tank mixtures.
• Confirm crop compatibility before large-scale treatment.
• Rotate with effective insecticides from different IRAC groups.

SunAgro does not recommend one global dose table. Application rates, intervals, water volumes, PHI requirements, and seasonal limits differ between crops and markets.

OD Formulation Features

What Is an OD Formulation?

OD means oil dispersion.

In this formulation, the active ingredient is finely dispersed in an oil-based liquid phase. The product is diluted with water before foliar application.

An OD is not the same as an emulsifiable concentrate or a conventional suspension concentrate.

Practical OD Characteristics

A properly developed OD formulation can support:

• Leaf-surface spreading
• Spray retention
• Wetting of difficult crop surfaces
• Uniform active ingredient delivery
• Practical foliar application
• Stable dispersion during spraying

Actual field performance depends on formulation quality, water conditions, equipment, crop surface, weather, and application technique.

An OD should not be promoted as completely rainproof or automatically superior to every SC formulation.

Important OD Quality Parameters

Quality Parameter	Procurement Value
Active Ingredient Content	Confirms formulation strength
Dispersion Stability	Supports uniform tank mixing
Viscosity	Affects pouring and handling
Suspensibility	Reduces uneven active ingredient distribution
Persistent Foam	Influences tank filling and spraying
Low-Temperature Stability	Supports storage and transport
Accelerated Storage Stability	Helps evaluate shelf-life performance
Phase Separation Control	Supports formulation consistency
Packaging Compatibility	Reduces leakage and material interaction

Importers should evaluate the complete specification rather than concentration alone.

Stable dispersion, controlled viscosity, packaging compatibility, and batch consistency are essential for reliable OD supply.

Product Advantages

Cyantraniliprole 10.26% OD offers a clear position for high-value crop markets.

Its main advantages include:

• IRAC Group 28 mode of action
• Chewing and selected sucking-pest positioning
• Rapid feeding cessation
• Relevance to borers, caterpillars, thrips, and other registered pests
• Oil dispersion formulation for foliar application
• Suitability for vegetable, cotton, fruit, and cucurbit channels
• Clear product differentiation for distributor portfolios
• Registration and technical document support
• SunAgro branded supply direction

These advantages depend on correct application, local registration, formulation quality, and responsible resistance management.

Cyantraniliprole vs Chlorantraniliprole

Cyantraniliprole and Chlorantraniliprole are related anthranilic diamide insecticides, but their product positioning is not identical.

Item	Cyantraniliprole	Chlorantraniliprole
IRAC Group	Group 28	Group 28
Chemical Class	Anthranilic diamide	Anthranilic diamide
Main Position	Chewing and selected sucking pests	Mainly chewing pests
Sucking-Pest Direction	Broader in some registrations	More limited and product dependent
Typical Portfolio Role	Mixed chewing and sucking-pest programs	Borer, armyworm, leaf-folder, and caterpillar programs
Resistance Relationship	Same Group 28	Same Group 28
Rotation Value Between Them	Not a true cross-group rotation	Not a true cross-group rotation

Cyantraniliprole may be preferred where the registered market needs one product direction covering both chewing and selected sucking pests.

Chlorantraniliprole may be more suitable where the portfolio is mainly focused on lepidopteran larvae, stem borers, leaf folders, or armyworms.

Rotating only between Cyantraniliprole and Chlorantraniliprole does not provide a true mode-of-action rotation. Both belong to Group 28.

Cyantraniliprole OD vs SC Formulations

OD and SC formulations use different formulation systems.

Dimension	OD Formulation	SC Formulation
Continuous Phase	Oil-based	Water-based
Product Form	Active ingredient dispersed in oil	Active ingredient suspended in water
Leaf Spreading	Can support wider spreading	Formulation dependent
Spray Retention	Can support foliar retention	Depends on formulation system
Tank Handling	Requires correct dispersion and agitation	Requires suspension management
Storage Focus	Phase stability and packaging compatibility	Sedimentation and suspension stability
Market Fit	Foliar high-value crop direction	Product and registration dependent

OD is not automatically better than SC.

The suitable formulation depends on crop surface, application equipment, local climate, registration requirements, formulation quality, and distributor preference.

Safety and Resistance Management

Safe Handling

Cyantraniliprole 10.26% OD is a regulated agricultural pesticide.

Users should:

• Read the approved label before use.
• Review the SDS or MSDS.
• Wear the required personal protective equipment.
• Avoid skin, eye, and inhalation exposure.
• Protect water sources from contamination.
• Keep the product away from food, feed, and seed.
• Follow local re-entry and residue requirements.
• Dispose of empty packaging according to local regulations.

Pollinator precautions, buffer zones, environmental restrictions, and worker-protection requirements must follow the destination-market label.

Group 28 Resistance Management

Cyantraniliprole is a single-site Group 28 insecticide. Repeated use can increase resistance-selection pressure.

Resistance-management measures include:

• Rotate with effective insecticides from different IRAC groups.
• Do not rely only on Cyantraniliprole.
• Do not treat Chlorantraniliprole as a different-group rotation partner.
• Follow limits on consecutive Group 28 applications.
• Do not exceed seasonal application restrictions.
• Apply at the correct pest stage.
• Use the approved dose and coverage.
• Monitor field performance.
• Combine chemical control with practical IPM measures.

Correct timing and application quality remain important even when resistance levels are low.

Storage and Transport

Store the product in its original sealed packaging.

Recommended controls include:

• Keep it in a cool and ventilated warehouse.
• Protect it from direct sunlight.
• Avoid freezing and excessive heat.
• Keep it away from food, feed, seed, and water.
• Store containers upright.
• Prevent leakage and seal damage.
• Maintain batch numbers and traceability.
• Inspect cartons before shipment.
• Follow local pesticide transport rules.

OD formulations require suitable container materials and reliable seals.

Low-temperature stability, phase separation, leakage resistance, and packaging compatibility should be reviewed before long-distance distribution.

Registration, Document, and Supply Support from SunAgro

SunAgro supplies branded products for qualified importers, distributors, registration companies, and local market partners.

For Cyantraniliprole 10.26% OD projects, available support may include:

• Product specification
• Certificate of Analysis
• SDS or MSDS
• Technical Data Sheet
• Active ingredient information
• OD formulation information
• IRAC classification
• Batch quality information
• Packing information
• Samples
• Available registration-related documents
• Export-document coordination
• Long-term supply planning

Document availability depends on the destination country, cooperation stage, and registration pathway.

SunAgro does not guarantee regulatory approval. Final registration decisions remain subject to local authority requirements and dossier review.

Our objective is to support long-term cooperation through the SunAgro insecticide portfolio for registration, import, distribution, and market development.

Stable Supply Behind SunAgro Branded Products

Reliable OD supply requires control of formulation stability, packaging, and batch consistency.

Raw Material Control

Incoming active ingredients, oils, dispersants, and supporting materials are evaluated against product specifications.

OD Formulation Production

Milling, dispersion, viscosity, and phase stability are controlled during production.

Batch Quality Inspection

Relevant tests may include:

• Active ingredient content
• Appearance
• Dispersion stability
• Suspensibility
• Viscosity
• Persistent foam
• Low-temperature stability
• Accelerated storage stability
• Packaging compatibility

Packaging and Export Coordination

Containers are checked for leakage, seal integrity, batch coding, carton strength, and transport suitability.

Stable supply means repeatable specifications, consistent formulation performance, reliable documents, and coordinated shipment planning.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Cyantraniliprole 10.26% OD?

It is an oil dispersion insecticide containing 10.26% Cyantraniliprole. It belongs to IRAC Group 28.

What pests does Cyantraniliprole control?

Depending on local registration, it may control fruit borers, caterpillars, leaf miners, thrips, whiteflies, aphids, and other approved pests.

What is the IRAC group of Cyantraniliprole?

Cyantraniliprole belongs to IRAC Group 28: Ryanodine Receptor Modulators.

How quickly does Cyantraniliprole work?

Susceptible pests can stop feeding rapidly after exposure. Paralysis and visible mortality may occur later.

Does Cyantraniliprole control thrips?

It can be used against thrips where the crop and pest are included on the approved local label.

Does Cyantraniliprole control whiteflies?

Whitefly control is possible in selected registered crop programs. It should not be presented as a universal whitefly treatment.

Is Cyantraniliprole systemic?

Movement and application claims depend on the registered product and use pattern. This page positions 10.26% OD mainly as a foliar insecticide.

What does OD mean?

OD means oil dispersion. The active ingredient is dispersed in an oil-based liquid phase and diluted with water before application.

Can Cyantraniliprole be rotated with Chlorantraniliprole?

They can appear in the same seasonal program, but both belong to IRAC Group 28. Rotating only between them is not a true mode-of-action rotation.

Is OD better than SC?

Not in every situation. The appropriate formulation depends on crop surface, equipment, climate, registration, product quality, and local market preference.

Can Cyantraniliprole 10.26% OD be tank-mixed?

Tank mixing may be possible where the labels allow it. Conduct a jar test and confirm physical compatibility and crop safety before broad use.

What documents can SunAgro provide?

Depending on the project, SunAgro may provide a COA, SDS/MSDS, TDS, product specification, formulation information, samples, batch information, packing details, and available registration documents.

Is this product registered in every country?

No. Registration status, crops, target pests, dosage, PHI, residue limits, and application restrictions differ between markets.

Request Cyantraniliprole 10.26% OD

Cyantraniliprole 10.26% OD is suitable for qualified companies developing chewing and sucking-pest solutions for high-value crop markets.

To evaluate the product, please provide:

• Target country
• Company type
• Registration status
• Target crops
• Target pests
• Required pack size
• Expected annual volume
• Required documents
• Planned distribution channel

Request the product specification to review whether SunAgro Cyantraniliprole 10.26% OD fits your registration pathway, insecticide portfolio, and long-term distribution plan.