Formulation and development for pesticides work to find a perfect solution for varied applications, including EPA registered and less-regulated markets, depending on the objective. The formulation takes into consideration biological and physical control properties for target crops or organisms, field conditions, transportation methods, shelf-life, and more.
Testing and Optimizing the Product
The idea in pesticide formulation is to quickly realize a client’s product idea through a scale-up process. Each concept and solution are unique. The process includes batch production for pilot tests and progressive scale-up to check shelf life and effectiveness.
Further processes include dry and liquid milling with particles at a 0.5-micron level, implementing technologies relevant to both conventional and biological products.
Managing IP Concerns
Pesticide formulation also involves strengthening a patent strategy through independent analysis and documentation to verify quality and proposed efficacy.
Development According to a Test Method
This process involves quantitatively analyzing a product’s chemical properties to answer as-yet outstanding questions. Test methods provide for better and more stable products from the start while assessing performance, efficacy, and quality, yielding leading-edge solutions.
Scaling Up Client Concept to the Market
Companies specializing in lab work, market scale-up and pilot production can rapidly throughput product development and convert client business concepts to cashflow while providing competitive leverage for new markets. Such solutions can include crop protection, pesticides and antimicrobials, industrial markets, automotive and coatings, and adhesives.
Pesticide formulation companies can collaborate with clients while recognizing intellectual property rights and protection and efficiently progressing through development from formulation to packaging. Contact CJB Applied Technologies at 000-000-000 or visit to learn more.
