Nichino Mexico promotes a new Tolfenpyrad insecticide in Mexico
Recently, Nichino Mexico S. de R.L. de C.V., a subsidiary of Japanese pesticide company Nihon Nohyaku Co., Ltd. announced the addition of Apta insecticides to its product portfolio, further enriching the company's product line in the Mexican market. The active ingredient of Apta is Tolfenpyrad, which was developed and patented by Japanese pesticides.
Apta insecticides are mainly used on high-value crops such as solanaceae, berries and avocados to effectively control economically important pests. Starting July 11, 2024, Nichino Mexico will promote Apta in the Mexican market through its network of distributors.
Nichino Mexico's general manager said the addition of Apta not only expands the company's presence in high-value crops, but also provides more options for growers and business partners.
With the launch of Apta, Nichino Mexico has demonstrated its strengths in several areas:
- Expertise and innovation: Apta was jointly developed by the global Nichino Group and has accumulated a wealth of application experience.
- Technical Support: As the lead marketer, Nichino Mexico will provide comprehensive technical support, training and resources to its clients.
- Quality assurance: The direct sales model enables the company to strictly control the quality of its products to ensure that the needs of agricultural production are met.
The launch of Apta insecticides marks a further deepening of Nichino Mexico's strategic presence in the Mexican agrochemical market. This not only helps the company expand its market share, but also provides local farmers with more pest control options.
2026-09-07
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