Description
Protect 75 is a Shree Ram fungicide combining 12% carbendazim with 63% mancozeb, made up on the label as 12.25% carbendazim technical and 74.12% mancozeb technical (accounting for the 98% and 85% a.i. purity of each technical grade respectively), with sulfonate surfactants and kaolin filling out the rest as a wettable powder base. White and blue stand-up pouch with a resealable zip top, label built around a clean “hands cupping a seedling” image — a fairly literal visual for a crop protection product, and notably gentler than the aggressive mascots on most of the insecticide labels in this batch.
Same ISO 9001:2015 mark, same caveat: quality-management certification for the manufacturer, not a claim about fungicidal performance. Two yellow diamond hazard icons flank the seedling image, signal word not legible at this resolution. There’s a QR code on the bottom right, likely for batch tracking or product verification, that I can’t resolve from the image. This carbendazim + mancozeb combination is a widely used, genuinely registered fungicide combination in India, so the composition table here reads as internally consistent — worth noting since a couple of the other labels in this set clearly weren’t.
Composition
| Active Ingredient | Concentration |
|---|---|
| Carbendazim Tech. | 12.25% w/w |
| Mancozeb Tech. | 74.12% w/w |
| Sodium Salt of Alkyl Aryl Sulfonate | 02.00% w/w |




