Registration has ended. Use and sale of existing stocks of the product are permitted until September 2027 (State Catalogue, chapter II). Analogues by active ingredient

Antario Cab, WP

Name: Antario Cab, WP
Brand: Russell Bio Solutions Ltd.

Bacillus thuringiensis var. kurstaki 1.4% + Abamectin, 0.1%

Antario Cab, WP: biological product; its registration in Georgia has expired. Registration number: 1550. Active ingredient: Bacillus thuringiensis var. kurstaki 1.4%, Abamectin 0.1%. Manufacturer: Russell Bio Solutions Ltd. (United Kingdom). Approved crops: Cabbage, Tomato, Cucumber, Pepper, Eggplant, Apple, Pear, Pome fruit and 16 more.

Product overview

Active ingredient: Bacillus thuringiensis var. kurstaki 1.4%
Abamectin, 0.1%
Formulation: WP — wettable powder
Manufacturer: Russell Bio Solutions Ltd., United Kingdom
Registration in Georgia: № 1550, of 21.09.2020
registration ended, sale of remaining stock permitted until September 2027
Fishery water bodies: Use is prohibited in the sanitary zone of fishery water bodies — no closer than 200 m from the shore
Mode of action: IRAC 6

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Antario Cab, WP — biological product, действующие вещества — bacillus thuringiensis var. kurstaki 1.4% and abamectin. Зарегистрирован

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Application regulations

The regulations follow the State Catalogue of Pesticides of Georgia. Translations of crops, target organisms and application methods are unofficial; untranslated lines are shown in Georgian.

biological product
Product rate (l/ha, kg/ha, l/t, kg/t)	Crop or treated object	Target organism	Method, timing and specifics of application	Pre-harvest interval, days (number of treatments)	Re-entry to treated area, days: manual (mechanised) work
15g/ 20 l/ water 20 g/ 20 l/ water	Cabbage	cabbage and small white butterflies , diamondback moth (1st-3rd instar larvae), cabbage mothCabbage moth Diamondback moth Cabbage white butterflies	Spraying during the growing season against each pest generation at 7-10-day intervals	4(2-3) 4(2-3)	2(1)
75g- 100 g/100 l water	Tomato, Cucumber	spider mite, tomato leafminers, peach and melon aphid, whitefly, thripsMelon (cotton) aphid Two-spotted spider mite Thrips Whiteflies Tomato leafminer	spraying during the growing season at 10-day intervals; volume 100 l water.	4 (3)	2(1)
0.75- 1kg/ha	Eggplant, Tomato, PepperTomato Pepper Eggplant	Tomato leafminer, Two-spotted spider mite, Whiteflies, AphidsAphids Two-spotted spider mite Whiteflies Tomato leafminer	spraying during the growing season at 7-10-day intervals; volume 500-600 l water	4 (2-3)	2(1)
0.75- 1 kg/ha	Apricot, Sour cherry, Pear, Plum, Apple, Sweet cherryApple Pear Apricot Plum Sour cherry Sweet cherry	fruit tree moths, leafrollers, sawfly (1st-3rd instar larvae)Leaf rollers Moths (miners, tineids)Sawflies	Spraying during the growing season against each pest generation at 7-10-day intervals	4 (1-2)	2(1)
0.75- 1 kg/ha	Apricot, Sour cherry, Pear, Plum, Apple, Sweet cherryApple Pear Apricot Plum Sour cherry Sweet cherry	fall webworm (against 1st-3rd instar larvae), brown-tail moth (2nd-3rd instar larvae)Fall webworm Brown-tail moth	Spraying during the growing season against each pest generation at 7-10-day intervals	4 (1-3)	2(1)
0.75- 1 kg/ha	Apple	Codling moth	Spraying at the mass appearance of larvae, against each pest generation at 10-day intervals	4 (1-3)	2(1)
0.75- 1 kg/ha	beet, sugar, table), alfalfa, sunflower, carrotSunflower Beet Carrot Alfalfa	against beet webworm (1st-3rd instar larvae)	Spraying during the growing season against each pest generation at 7-10-day intervals	4 (1-2)	2(1)
0.75- 1 kg/ha 0.75- 1 kg/ha	Grapevine	grape berry moth, bud worm (grape bud moth), grape leafhopperEuropean grapevine moth Leafhoppers	spraying during the growing season 7-10 days after the start of moth flight of each pest generation	4 (1-2)	2(1)
0.75- 1 kg/ha	spring wheatWheat	against wheat cutworm (1st-3rd instar larvae)Owlet moths and cutworms	spraying during the growing season at an average of no more than 15-20 individuals per 100 ears, when 1st-3rd instar larvae are present	4 (2)	2(1)
0.75- 1 kg	Potato	Potato tuber moth	treatment of tubers by immersion in a 1-1.5% working solution before storage. volume 100 l of solution per 10-15 tonnes of potato tubers	- (1)	1(1)
75-100g/ 100l water	Gladiolus	Two-spotted spider mite, AphidsAphids Two-spotted spider mite	Spraying during the growing season at 14-day intervals	- (1-2)	2(1)
75-100g/ 100l water	Rose	winter moth, against leafroller (1st-3rd instar larvae)Leaf rollers Geometrid moths (loopers)	spraying during leaf unfolding. interval 10 days	- (1-2)	2(1)
0.75- 1 kg/ha	Ornamental plants	against the summer-autumn complex of lepidopteran pests (1st-3rd instar larvae)	spraying during the growing season against 1st-3rd instar larvae	- (1-2)	1(1)
75-100g/ 100 l water	indoor ornamental plantsOrnamental plants	Two-spotted spider mite, Aphids, ThripsAphids Two-spotted spider mite Thrips	spraying during the growing season against 1st-3rd instar larvae	- (1-2)	1(1)

Before use, check the product label and the current register. Source: National Food Agency of Georgia: lists of registered pesticides and agrochemicals (2026); State Catalogue of Pesticides (Order No. 2-729 of 26.11.2025). Data checked: 23.10.2026.