Clark-3

Clark-3 is a Shree Ram granular insecticide built around imidacloprid, formulated with a PVA binder and film-forming coating over a silica sand carrier — a more elaborate formulation description than most of the other granules in this batch, with glycerol acting as a plasticizer for that coating layer. Orange pouch, resealable top, label built around a bold red “Clark-3” wordmark and an equestrian show-jumping photo, which is a genuinely unusual branding choice for an agricultural insecticide — no obvious connection to crops or pest control, more of a “premium/sporting” visual than the crop-photo or mascot approach used elsewhere in this line.

Same ISO 9001:2015 mark and caveat as the rest: manufacturing quality-process certification, not a claim about the insecticide’s field performance. Two green diamond hazard icons flank the horse photo, signal word not legible at this resolution. QR code bottom right for batch or product info, can’t resolve it from the image. Imidacloprid is a genuinely registered systemic insecticide widely used in India, so the chemistry checks out — it’s specifically the 0.3% vs 0.63% percentage mismatch that’s worth resolving against the actual approved label before this goes into official copy.