Coragen, SC

Name: Coragen, SC
Brand: FMC IP Technology LLC, Vernier Branch

Coragen, SC: insecticide registered in Georgia. Registration number: 1033/18/23, valid until 01.12.2028. Active ingredient: Chlorantraniliprole 200 g/l. Manufacturer: FMC IP Technology LLC, Vernier Branch (Switzerland). Approved crops: Apple, Pear, Pome fruit, Fruit trees, Grapevine, Hazelnut, Walnut, Nut crops and 11 more.

Product overview

Active ingredient: Chlorantraniliprole, 200 g/l
Formulation: SC — suspension concentrate
Manufacturer: FMC IP Technology LLC, Vernier Branch, Switzerland
Registration in Georgia: № 1033/18/23, of 01.12.2023
valid until 01.12.2028
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 28

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Description

Coragen, SC is a insecticide based on chlorantraniliprole. It is registered for use in Georgia according to the State Register. Application rates, crops and treatment timing are given under “Application regulations”.

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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.

insecticide
Product rate (l/ha, kg/ha, l/t, kg/t)	Crop or treated object	Pest	Method, timing and specifics of application	Pre-harvest interval, days (number of treatments)	Re-entry to treated area, days: manual (mechanised) work
0.15-0,3	Pear, AppleApple Pear	sucking and leaf-chewing lepidopteran pests	Spraying during the growing season at 10-14-day intervals at early stages of pest development (when the economic threshold is reached) spray volume 1000-1500 l/ha	14 (2)	7(3)
0.15-0,2	Grapevine	European grapevine moth	Spraying during the growing season at 10-14-day intervals at early stages of pest development (when the economic threshold is reached) spray volume 800-1000 l/ha	14 (2)	7(3)
0,2-0,6	Walnut, HazelnutHazelnut Walnut	hazelnut moth, codling mothCodling moth	Spraying during the growing season at 10-14-day intervals at early stages of pest development (when the economic threshold is reached) spray volume 1000-1700 l/ha	14 (2)	7(3)
0,25-0,55	leafy vegetables (non-cruciferous)Leafy vegetables Flowers	diamondback moth, cotton bollworm, Caradrina, cabbage moth, beet webworm, tobacco leafrollerLeaf rollers Cotton bollworm Cabbage moth Beet armyworm Diamondback moth Beet webworm	Spraying during the growing seasonat 10-14-day intervals at early stages of pest development (when the economic threshold is reached) spray volume 400 l/ha	14 (2)	7(3)
0,04-0,06	Tomato	Colorado potato beetle, Owlet moths and cutworms	Spraying during the growing seasonat 10-14-day intervals. spray volume 400-500 l/ha	14 (2)	7(3)
0,04-0,06 0,10-0,15	Potato	Potato tuber moth, Colorado potato beetleColorado potato beetle Potato tuber moth	Spraying during the growing seasonat 10-14-day intervals. spray volume 400-500 l/ha	14 (2)	7(3)
0,15-0,4 0,25-0,4 0,4-0,5	Watermelon, Pumpkin, MelonPumpkin Watermelon Melon	pyralid moths, cutworms, Caradrina, cabbage moth, beet webworm, pygmy moths, tobacco whiteflyCabbage moth Beet armyworm Tobacco (silverleaf) whitefly Moths (miners, tineids)Beet webworm	Spraying during the growing seasonat 10-14-day intervals. spray volume 400-500 l/ha	7 (2)	7(3)
0,1-0,2	Sunflower	gnawing cutworms, sunflower moth, beet webworm, sunflower chafer, sunflower longhorn beetleOwlet moths and cutworms Meadow moth Snout moths (webworms)	Spraying during the growing seasonat 10-14-day intervals. spray volume 200-700 l/ha	20 (2)	7(3)
0,1 -0,2	Maize (corn)	frit fly, European corn borer, winter cutworm, cotton bollwormCotton bollworm Turnip moth (winter cutworm)European corn borer	Spraying during the growing seasonat 10-14-day intervals. spray volume 200-700 l/ha	7 (2)	7(3)
0,25-0,4	Medicinal plants	cotton bollworm, cutworm, Caradrina, cabbage moth, grass cutworm, southern armywormCotton bollworm Cabbage moth Beet armyworm	Spraying during the growing seasonat 10-14-day intervals. spray volume 400-500 l/ha	14 (2)	7(3)

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.