Adama launches Galil Nano in Brazil.

The product debuts the company's nanotechnology platform and will be launched during the Show Rural.

10.02.2026 | 17:17 (UTC -3)
Cultivar Magazine
Raphael Malandrino
Raphael Malandrino

Adama introduces the Galil Nano insecticide to the Brazilian market for controlling stink bugs in soybeans and corn leafhoppers. The launch took place during the Show Rural Coopavel. The product's active ingredients are: Bifenthrin e imidacloprid.

Galil Nano utilizes particles on a nanoscale. According to the company, the reduced size accelerates absorption by the plant and increases insect contamination. The technology increases coverage on the leaf surface. The shock effect occurs more quickly in pest management. This performance gains relevance in the control of the brown stink bug and the green stink bug, contributing to reducing losses and preserving productive potential, even in difficult-to-control scenarios.

“The biggest challenge in managing bed bugs involves ensuring the pest comes into contact with the active ingredient. Galil nano delivers highly effective coverage,” says Raphael Malandrino, Insecticide Manager at Adama. According to him, nanotechnology increases the bioavailability of the active ingredient and intensifies tarsal contact, resulting in more efficient and safer control.

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