Flupropamid

Explore the latest research, regulatory developments, product registrations, field trials, and crop protection innovations related to Flupropamid. Stay informed on novel fungicides, powdery mildew control, fungicide resistance management, systemic disease control, crop protection, and new active ingredients.

Flupropamid is a new fungicide active ingredient developed by Qingdao KingAgroot Chemical Compound Co., Ltd. Its ISO common name was provisionally approved on August 22, 2026, making it a newly named active ingredient in the global crop protection sector. The chemical is identified as N-acetyl-N-[2-(2-cyclopropylethynyl)-4-(trifluoromethoxy)phenyl]-2-(ethylsulfonyl)-4-(trifluoromethyl)benzamide.

Flupropamid is being developed as a novel fungicide, with reported activity against powdery mildew and potential applications across crops including cucumber, melon, strawberry, grape, apple, wheat, and soybean. KingAgroot describes the compound as having systemic movement within plants, both preventive and curative activity, and a potential role in managing fungal diseases where resistance to existing fungicides is a concern.

As a newly named active ingredient, its mode of action, FRAC classification, regulatory registrations, approved uses, formulation development, and commercial launch timeline are important areas to follow. FRAC maintains its fungicide classification system to support resistance-management strategies and identify fungicides with similar modes of action and potential cross-resistance.

This category features Flupropamid research, KingAgroot developments, fungicide registrations, regulatory approvals, powdery mildew research, field trials, formulation development, disease-control technologies, fungicide resistance management, and developments surrounding novel crop protection active ingredients.