Imazalil 50% EC

Item	Details
Product Name	Imazalil 50% EC
Active Ingredient	Imazalil
CAS No.	35554-44-0
Content	50%
Formulation Type	EC, Emulsifiable Concentrate
Product Type	Post-Harvest Fungicide / Fruit Preservative
Chemical Group	Imidazole fungicide
FRAC Group	FRAC Group 3
Mode of Action	DMI fungicide, sterol biosynthesis inhibition
Movement Profile	Systemic post-harvest fungicide activity according to approved local label
Activity Profile	Protective, curative, and anti-sporulation activity according to registered use direction
Main Disease Direction	Green mold, blue mold, stem-end rot, storage decay, and approved post-harvest fruit disease directions
Main Crop Direction	Citrus, bananas, and other registered fruit programs
Application Direction	Post-harvest fruit treatment according to approved local label
Formulation Position	Liquid EC formulation for registered post-harvest fruit treatment programs
Supply Direction	SunAgro branded Imazalil 50% EC post-harvest fungicide for registration, import, and distribution cooperation
Document Support	COA, SDS / MSDS, TDS, product specification, sample support, formulation information, residue-compliance information, batch information, and available registration-related documents
Cooperation Direction	Local registration, import cooperation, distributor partnership, fruit packing-channel cooperation, and long-term market supply

Main Functions

Imazalil 50% EC is mainly used in post-harvest fruit programs where decay pressure may affect storage quality, shipment stability, fruit appearance, and commercial value.

It can help:

• Support post-harvest fruit decay management
• Support green mold management where locally approved
• Support blue mold management where locally approved
• Support stem-end rot and storage-decay directions according to local registration
• Help protect fruit quality during packing, storage, shipment, and market circulation
• Support registered packing-house and fruit-treatment programs
• Provide a FRAC Group 3 DMI fungicide direction for post-harvest disease programs
• Support local registration review and distribution positioning

This product should be positioned as a post-harvest fruit fungicide. It should not be presented as a universal field fungicide or a general solution for all fruit diseases.

For local partners, this product provides a clear SunAgro branded post-harvest fungicide direction for registration review and market distribution.

Mode of Action

Imazalil belongs to the imidazole fungicide group and is classified as FRAC Group 3. It is a DMI fungicide within the sterol biosynthesis inhibitor group.

DMI fungicides act by inhibiting C14-demethylase in fungal sterol biosynthesis. This affects fungal cell membrane development and helps suppress pathogen growth under approved use conditions.

In post-harvest fruit programs, Imazalil 50% EC is mainly positioned for fruit decay management after harvest. Its value is linked to registered fruit-treatment systems, packing-house handling, storage protection, residue compliance, and destination-market requirements.

Although this product is used in post-harvest programs, resistance management should still be considered. Repeated use of the same FRAC Group 3 direction should follow local resistance-management guidance, packing-house treatment rules, and approved label directions.

Target Disease Directions

Imazalil 50% EC can be reviewed for registered post-harvest disease-management programs where fruit decay pressure affects storage, shipment, and market quality.

Common disease directions may include:

• Green mold where locally approved
• Blue mold where locally approved
• Stem-end rot where locally approved
• Post-harvest storage decay
• Packing-house decay pressure
• Transport and storage decay risk
• Citrus post-harvest Penicillium disease directions where approved
• Other approved post-harvest fruit decay directions according to local registration and approved label claims

Green mold and blue mold are important post-harvest disease directions in citrus fruit programs. Product positioning should always follow the approved crop scope, disease claims, treatment method, and residue requirements in the destination market.

Final disease claims, crop scope, treatment method, dosage, application timing, residue limit, safety interval, and use restrictions must follow local registration and approved label directions in the destination market.

Suitable Fruit Programs and Application Areas

Imazalil 50% EC can be reviewed for registered fruit programs where post-harvest decay management, fruit preservation, and storage protection are required.

Citrus Packing Programs

Citrus packing programs are one of the most relevant application areas for Imazalil 50% EC.

This product can be reviewed for approved citrus post-harvest disease directions such as green mold, blue mold, stem-end rot, and storage decay. It may be relevant for orange, mandarin, lemon, grapefruit, and other registered citrus programs where local approval allows use.

Citrus post-harvest programs must consider packing-house treatment method, fruit handling process, storage condition, residue limit, destination-market requirement, and approved label direction.

Banana Post-Harvest Programs

For banana markets, Imazalil 50% EC can be reviewed where local registration allows post-harvest treatment and fruit preservation use.

Banana supply chains often involve long-distance transport, storage, ripening management, and market circulation. Post-harvest fungicide use must be aligned with local approval, residue compliance, treatment method, and destination-market requirements.

Other Approved Fruit Programs

Imazalil 50% EC should only be used on other fruit lines where local registration and approved label directions allow use.

Fruit scope can differ significantly by country. Importers and registration partners should confirm approved crop scope, disease claims, residue limits, treatment method, and market access requirements before commercial planning.

Packing House and Storage Systems

Packing-house and storage systems are key use scenarios for post-harvest fungicide products.

Imazalil 50% EC can be reviewed for registered programs involving fruit washing, dipping, drenching, waxing-line treatment, or other approved post-harvest treatment methods depending on local label directions.

Workers, packing facilities, and treatment systems must follow local safety procedures, ventilation requirements, waste-liquid management rules, and environmental requirements.

Export Fruit Supply Chains

For export fruit supply chains, post-harvest fungicide use is closely linked to fruit quality, shipment stability, residue limits, and destination-market compliance.

Before commercial use, partners should review target market MRL requirements, registration status, treatment method, crop scope, residue data requirements, and buyer standards.

Final crop scope should follow the approved local label in the destination market.

Application Guidance

Imazalil 50% EC should be used according to the approved local label. Because this product is positioned for post-harvest fruit treatment, residue compliance, packing-house safety, and destination-market requirements are especially important.

General use considerations include:

• Use only where imazalil is locally registered and approved.
• Confirm approved crop scope, disease claims, treatment method, dosage, timing, residue limit, and safety interval.
• Position the product as a post-harvest fruit treatment, not a routine field foliar fungicide.
• Use only in registered packing-house or fruit-treatment systems where approved.
• Follow approved treatment equipment and application method.
• Pay attention to residue limits and destination-market rules.
• Follow packing-house worker safety procedures.
• Ensure proper ventilation and handling control during treatment.
• Avoid contamination of food, feed, drinking water, water bodies, and non-target materials.
• Manage waste liquid and used containers according to local regulations.
• Use within a registered fruit preservation and decay-management program.
• Follow local resistance-management recommendations for FRAC Group 3 products.

Final treatment method, crop scope, disease claim, dosage, residue requirement, safety interval, and use restrictions must follow the approved local label.

EC Formulation Features

EC means emulsifiable concentrate. Imazalil 50% EC is a liquid formulation designed to form an emulsion after dilution according to approved label directions.

Compared with dry formulations, EC provides a liquid formulation identity for post-harvest treatment programs where emulsifiable concentrate products are accepted by local registration and market practice.

Key features include:

• 50% EC formulation
• Liquid emulsifiable concentrate format
• Post-harvest fungicide positioning
• FRAC Group 3 DMI fungicide identity
• Suitable for registered fruit-treatment systems
• Clear fit for citrus and approved fruit preservation programs
• Formulation stability is important during storage and transport
• Residue compliance is important for destination-market access
• SunAgro branded supply for local distribution
• Available technical document support

Because this product is used in post-harvest fruit systems, formulation quality, treatment method, residue compliance, and local registration requirements should be reviewed carefully before market development.

Product Advantages

Imazalil 50% EC provides both technical value and cooperation value for local crop protection and post-harvest fruit partners.

Key advantages include:

• Clear post-harvest fruit protection function
• Imazalil imidazole fungicide identity
• FRAC Group 3 DMI mode-of-action direction
• Protective, curative, and anti-sporulation profile according to registered use
• Strong relevance for citrus green mold and blue mold programs where locally approved
• Suitable for storage decay and fruit preservation programs
• EC liquid formulation with clear product identity
• Useful role in packing-house treatment and fruit supply chains
• SunAgro branded product direction for local registration review
• Available document support for import and distribution cooperation
• Stable supply planning for long-term market development

Its main technical value is the combination of post-harvest fruit preservation positioning, FRAC Group 3 DMI activity, EC formulation identity, and relevance to registered fruit storage and packing-house programs.

Difference Between Imazalil 50% EC and Other Post-Harvest Fungicide Directions

Post-harvest fungicide products can use different active ingredients, formulation types, chemical groups, and fruit-treatment positions. The suitable choice depends on local registration, fruit type, disease pressure, residue requirement, packing-house process, and market demand.

Item	Imazalil 50% EC	Prochloraz 25% EC	Thiabendazole Formulations	Fludioxonil Post-Harvest Directions	Pyrimethanil Post-Harvest Directions
Formulation Direction	EC liquid formulation	EC liquid formulation	Depends on product registration	Depends on product registration	Depends on product registration
Chemical Group	Imidazole fungicide	Imidazole DMI fungicide	Benzimidazole fungicide direction	Phenylpyrrole fungicide direction	Anilinopyrimidine fungicide direction
Main Position	Post-harvest fruit decay management	Post-harvest and approved crop disease directions	Post-harvest decay and approved disease directions	Post-harvest fruit disease programs where approved	Post-harvest fruit disease programs where approved
Disease Focus	Green mold, blue mold, stem-end rot, storage decay, and approved fruit decay directions	Approved post-harvest or crop disease directions	Approved storage and decay directions	Approved post-harvest fruit decay directions	Approved post-harvest fruit decay directions
Best Fit	Citrus, bananas, and approved fruit preservation programs	Markets needing prochloraz-based DMI direction	Markets where thiabendazole is registered and accepted	Markets needing fludioxonil post-harvest direction	Markets needing pyrimethanil post-harvest direction

Imazalil 50% EC is suitable when the target market needs a registered post-harvest fungicide direction for citrus, bananas, storage decay management, and fruit preservation programs.

The final product choice should be based on local registration feasibility, fruit scope, disease claims, residue limits, treatment method, and distribution strategy.

Safety, Residue Compliance, and Use Precautions

Imazalil 50% EC should be handled carefully during storage, preparation, treatment, and transport. Users must strictly follow approved local label instructions, SDS / MSDS guidance, packing-house safety procedures, and local pesticide regulations.

Recommended precautions include:

• Wear suitable protective clothing, gloves, eye protection, and respiratory protection where required.
• Avoid direct contact with skin, eyes, and clothing.
• Avoid inhaling vapors, mist, or spray during preparation and treatment.
• Do not eat, drink, or smoke during handling or treatment.
• Use only in approved fruit-treatment systems where local label allows use.
• Do not use outside approved crop, disease, and treatment directions.
• Follow local residue limits and destination-market requirements.
• Follow packing-house ventilation and worker-safety rules.
• Prevent contamination of food, feed, drinking water, water bodies, and non-target materials.
• Manage treatment solution, waste liquid, and empty containers according to local regulations.
• Store away from children, animals, food, feed, heat, flame, and direct sunlight.
• Keep the EC formulation sealed when not in use.
• Dispose of empty packaging and unused product according to local regulations.
• Follow the local pesticide label, SDS / MSDS, and regulatory requirements.

Because imazalil approval, fruit scope, disease claims, residue limits, treatment methods, and safety requirements can differ by country, partners should confirm local registration feasibility and residue-compliance requirements before market planning.

Storage and Transport

Store Imazalil 50% EC in the original sealed package in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated place.

Keep it away from food, drink, feed, direct sunlight, high temperature, flame, freezing conditions, and incompatible materials. During transport, packages should be protected from leakage, pressure, contamination, breakage, inversion, and rough handling to maintain product stability and packaging safety.

Because this is an emulsifiable concentrate formulation, leakage prevention, sealed packaging, and temperature control are important during storage, handling, and shipment.

Registration, Document, and Supply Support from SunAgro

SunAgro provides Imazalil 50% EC with available documents and supply support for international registration, import, and distribution cooperation.

We help partners review product specifications, sample information, formulation details, batch quality information, safety information, residue-compliance information, FRAC group information, and available technical documents according to the target market and cooperation stage.

Available support may include:

• COA
• SDS / MSDS
• TDS
• Product specification
• Sample support
• Formulation information
• Batch quality confirmation
• Safety information
• Residue-compliance information
• FRAC group information
• Label information
• Packing information
• Export document coordination
• Available registration-related technical files

This support helps local partners evaluate product feasibility before registration planning, import cooperation, packing-channel cooperation, and distribution development.

Stable Supply Behind SunAgro Branded Products

SunAgro branded products are supported by strong formulation production and quality control capability.

Our production system covers liquid formulations including SC, SL, FS, EC, EW, CS, OF, and ULV, and solid formulations including WDG, WSG, WP, TB, DP, and GR.

Annual production capacity reaches 15,000 kiloliters for liquid formulations and 20,000 tons for solid formulations, supporting long-term supply for registered SunAgro products and local distribution cooperation.

FAQ

What is Imazalil 50% EC?

Imazalil 50% EC is a post-harvest fungicide formulated as an emulsifiable concentrate. It is mainly used for registered fruit preservation, storage protection, and decay-management programs.

Is Imazalil 50% EC a field fungicide or a post-harvest fungicide?

Imazalil 50% EC should be mainly positioned as a post-harvest fruit fungicide. It is not a routine field foliar fungicide unless local registration and approved label directions specifically allow that use.

What FRAC group is Imazalil?

Imazalil is classified as FRAC Group 3. It is a DMI fungicide within the sterol biosynthesis inhibitor group.

What diseases can Imazalil 50% EC help manage?

It can be reviewed for approved post-harvest fruit disease directions such as green mold, blue mold, stem-end rot, storage decay, and other registered fruit decay problems according to local label claims.

What fruit programs are most relevant for Imazalil 50% EC?

Citrus packing programs, banana post-harvest programs, and other approved fruit preservation programs are the most relevant directions. Final fruit scope must follow local registration and approved label directions.

Why is residue compliance important for Imazalil 50% EC?

Post-harvest fruit treatment is directly linked to residue limits, market access, shipment requirements, and destination-market rules. Partners should review local MRL requirements and buyer standards before commercial planning.

What does EC mean in Imazalil 50% EC?

EC means emulsifiable concentrate. It is a liquid formulation designed to form an emulsion after dilution according to approved label directions.

Is Imazalil 50% EC suitable for all markets?

No. Imazalil approval, fruit scope, treatment method, disease claims, residue limits, and safety rules can differ by country. Local registration feasibility must be reviewed before commercial planning.

Can Imazalil 50% EC be used on all fruits?

No. It should only be used on fruit crops and treatment systems approved by local registration and product label directions.

Is Imazalil 50% EC suitable for export fruit supply chains?

It can be reviewed for export fruit supply chains where local registration, approved label directions, residue limits, and destination-market requirements allow use.

Do you support OEM or private label Imazalil 50% EC orders?

SunAgro Science now focuses on SunAgro branded Imazalil 50% EC for local registration, import, and distribution cooperation. Our priority is long-term brand cooperation, not simple OEM or private label production.

Can SunAgro support registration documents for Imazalil 50% EC?

Yes. SunAgro can provide available product documents according to product type, cooperation stage, and destination market requirements. Support may include COA, SDS / MSDS, TDS, product specification, sample support, formulation information, residue-compliance information, batch information, FRAC group information, and other available technical files.

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