Hippo 70

Hippo 70 is a Shree Ram fungicide built around thiophanate methyl at 70% a.i. (listed as 74.46% technical, accounting for the 94% purity of the technical-grade material), carried on a precipitated silica base with sticking, suspending, and dispersing agents rounding out the wettable powder. White pouch with a deep purple accent band, resealable top, label built around a bold red “Hippo 70” wordmark and a circular arrow graphic wrapped around cupped hands holding soil and a seedling — a “cycle of growth” visual rather than a crop-specific photo, which is a different approach from most of the other labels in this batch.

Same ISO 9001:2015 mark and caveat as the rest: it’s a manufacturing quality-process certification, not a claim about fungicidal performance. Two yellow diamond hazard icons flank the graphic, signal word not legible at this resolution. QR code bottom right for batch or product info, can’t resolve it from the image. Thiophanate methyl is a genuinely registered systemic fungicide widely used in India, and this composition table checks out arithmetically, so this reads as an authentic label.