Shin-Etsu Chemical

its Isonet T mating-disruption product controls Tuta absoluta (tomato leafminer) in greenhouses across the EU by releasing female-moth pheromone to confuse males and reduce reproduction, alongside patented sustained-release pheromone formulations.

Country
Japan
mating-disruption eu
Coverage
CNEUUS
agri-inputs-biocontrol
Regulatorsepaefsamoa-china

Verifiable facts

FactValueSource
Headcount26,000 employees worldwideshinetsu.co.jp
Revenueoperating income of ¥742.1 billion for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2025shinetsu.co.jp
Production sitethree manufacturing sites for synthetic pheromones globallyshinetsu.co.jp
Regulatory approvalIsonet T is an approved professional plant protection product and semiochemical under plant protection regulations, including MAPP 17929 in the UKfargro.co.uk · koppert.co.uk
Certificationauthorized for use in organic farmingbiobest.com · biogard.org
FundingNot disclosed; Shin-Etsu uses internal funds for capital investments medium confidenceshinetsu.co.jp
CapacityWorld top-class production capacity for synthetic pheromones medium confidenceshinetsu.co.jp

Independent sources: biobest.com · biogard.org · fargro.co.uk · koppert.co.uk

Technologies
NameClusterRisk
Pheromones & semiochemicals for plant protectionagri-inputs-biocontrolLow

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