May. 17, 2017
On April 22,2017, the Chinese Ministry of Agriculture approved an extension of Bisheng’s (20% Zinc Thiazole SC) product shelf life from two years to three years.Zhejiang Xinnong Chemical’s proprietary Zinc Thiazole becomes the first Chinese bactericide to be granted a three-year shelf life, which is of an epoch-making significance.
This was another achievement of Bisheng after it won the title of “Chinese Patent Gold Prize” in 2016 and the honor of being the “first overseas registered Chinese innovative pesticide.”
The shelf life of pesticides is usually two years, mainly because pesticide quality and stability are affected by various factors, such as quality of technical material, product formula, processing technique of formulation, production flow, logistic services and staff performance. Therefore, the shelf life of two years is taken as a primary standard, unless manufacturers are highly proficient in production and management.
It is for this reason that most pesticides that have a three-year shelf life in China are supplied by international vendors. The approval of a three-year shelf life for Bisheng of Xinnong Chemical is a demonstration of Xinnong’s technical and management strength, as well as its awareness and achievement with respect to technical innovation, the pursuit of quality and standardization of management.
The achieved three-year shelf life status of Bisheng provides distributors and retailers with better operation guarantee. Meanwhile, the image and market position of Bisheng among Chinese bactericide products is further enhanced. Xinnong expressed that it would endeavor to shape Bisheng into the “No.1 Chinese bactericide brand.”
In overseas markets, Zinc Thiazole 20% SC was successfully registered in Southeast Asia in 2016. At present, Xinnong is working with local distributors to promote the products to the end users, having achieved positive market results. With the product’s shelf life extended to three years, customers from Southeast Asian customers will grow more confidence to Xinnong’s and China's pesticide products, thus strengthening the company’s "brand output" strategy.
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