Due to its relative stability to rainwater and sunlight, Alanto remains on the leaf's surface after application for a considerable time, thus allowing a continuous penetration of the active ingredient into the leaf.

It acts as an acute contact and stomach poison, exhibits systemic activity added with translaminar activity and residual effect.

Alanto covers a broad range of targeted pests, viz., aphids, whiteflies, weevils, thrips, and lepidopterans.

No cross-resistance to conventional insecticides, with fast degradation in the environment.

Alanto shows a low acute mammalian toxicity, due to relatively low rates of application, excellent plant compatibility, and a favorable eco-toxicological profile.

Whitefly

Rice Stem Borer

Thrips

Shoot and Fruit Borer

Girdle beetle

Tea Mosquito Bug

Thiacloprid works against insects by disrupting their central nervous system. It acts like an opponent to a specific receptor in their nerves, causing a disturbance in the usual way signals are transmitted.

This leads to the overexcitement of nerve cells and ultimately results in a disorder in the insect’s nervous system, leading to its death.