Coragen is a highly effective broad-spectrum insecticide based on chlorantraniliprole 200 g/L, belonging to the Rynaxypyr anthranilamide class. It provides reliable control of many lepidopteran pests and crop-damaging insects in fruit trees, vegetables, vineyards and field crops.

The product is formulated as a suspension concentrate (SC) and acts through contact, ingestion and translaminar activity, ensuring rapid protection of crops against larvae and other destructive pests. Coragen quickly stops insect feeding and protects plants from further damage.

This insecticide offers long-lasting protection (14–21 days) and remains effective even after rainfall occurring two hours after application. Its favorable toxicological and environmental profile makes it a widely used solution for modern crop protection.

Approved Uses and Recommended Dosage

Potatoes – Colorado potato beetle (Leptinotarsa decemlineata); recommended dose 50 ml/ha or 1.5 ml / 10 L water per 100 m².

Apples – codling moth, apple leaf miner, circular leaf miner; recommended dose 150 ml/ha or 1.5 ml / 10 L water.

Apples – leaf miner, fruit skin moth, Pandemis species; recommended dose 160–175 ml/ha or 1.5 ml / 10 L water.

Plums – plum fruit moth (Cydia funebrana); recommended dose 100 ml/ha or 1 ml / 10 L water.

Tomatoes – tomato leaf miner (Tuta absoluta) and cotton bollworm (Helicoverpa armigera); recommended dose 175 ml/ha or 2 ml / 10 L water.

Maize and sweet corn – European corn borer and cotton bollworm; recommended dose 125 ml/ha or 2.5 ml / 10 L water.

Pears – codling moth and leaf miners; recommended dose 160–175 ml/ha or 1.5 ml / 10 L water.

Apricot, peach and nectarine – oriental fruit moth and striped peach moth; recommended dose 175 ml/ha or 2 ml / 10 L water.

Eggplants – cotton bollworm and tomato leaf miner; recommended dose 175 ml/ha or 2 ml / 10 L water.

Carrot and celery – carrot fly (Psila rosae); recommended dose 175 ml/ha or 2 ml / 10 L water.

Cauliflower, broccoli and cabbage – cabbage moth, diamondback moth, cabbage white butterfly; recommended dose 125 ml/ha or 1 ml / 10 L water.

Grapevine – grape berry moth (Lobesia botrana) and grape moth (Eupoecilia ambiguella); recommended dose 150–175 ml/ha or 1.5 ml / 10 L water.

Advantages of Using Coragen

• Unique Rynaxypyr molecule from the anthranilamide class
• Broad spectrum control against numerous agricultural pests
• Rapid action against eggs, larvae and adult insects
• Long-lasting protection (14–21 days)
• Rainfast – rainfall 2 hours after treatment does not reduce efficacy
• Favorable toxicological and environmental profile

Mode of Action

Coragen has local systemic and translaminar activity and works by activating ryanodine receptors in insect muscle cells. This causes the release of calcium ions (Ca++), leading to muscle paralysis, loss of movement control, lethargy and eventual death of the pest.

The product acts through contact, ingestion and cuticular absorption. Feeding inhibition occurs rapidly, from a few minutes to several hours after ingestion.

Coragen also has ovo-larvicidal activity, as the active substance penetrates the egg shell. Newly hatched larvae ingest the treated chorion and stop feeding immediately, dying within 24–60 hours after ingestion.

Application Guidelines

Potatoes: apply at pest warning, during egg hatching, from early canopy development 

Apples, pears, plums, apricot, peach, nectarine: apply according to pest monitoring, from flowering until the beginning of fruit ripening 

Tomatoes and eggplants: apply at the appearance of the first eggs, before hatching 

Grapevine: depending on infestation level, apply from cluster formation to berry maturity 

Carrot and celery: apply from the first leaf stage until harvest 

Cabbage, cauliflower and broccoli: apply from the first leaves until harvest, at the appearance of the first eggs before hatching 

Grapevine: depending on infestation level, apply from cluster formation to berry maturity 

Carrot and celery: apply from the first leaf stage until harvest 

Cabbage, cauliflower and broccoli: apply from the first leaves until harvest, at the appearance of the first eggs before hatching 

Maize and sweet corn: apply from the 4-leaf stage until harvest 

Product Features 

• Active substance: Chlorantraniliprole 200 g/L
• Formulation: Suspension Concentrate (SC)
• Type: Broad-spectrum insecticide from the anthranilamide class
• Equivalent range: Rynaxypyr-based insecticide
• Mode of action: Contact, ingestion and translaminar activity
• Targets: Colorado potato beetle, codling moth, grape moth, tomato leaf miner, cotton bollworm, carrot fly, cabbage pests and other crop insects
• Application: Potatoes, apples, pears, plums, tomatoes, maize, sweet corn, grapevine, eggplants, carrot, celery, cauliflower, broccoli and cabbage
• Effect: Fast feeding stop, strong larval control and long-lasting protection for 14–21 days
• Rainfastness: Rainfall 2 hours after application does not reduce efficacy
• Packaging: 200 ml bottle