Saral 80

Saral 80 is a Shree Ram fungicide built on 80% elemental sulphur, one of the oldest and most widely used contact fungicides in agriculture, carried on a china clay/kaolin base with dispersing and wetting agents to keep it stable as a water-dispersible granule. Orange and white stand-up pouch with a resealable top, label built around a bold red “Saral 80” wordmark and a wheel-shaped crop collage — grapes, pomegranate, peas, potato, and mustard flower framed by a paddy field background — pointing to a fairly wide horticultural and field-crop use case.

Same ISO 9001:2015 mark and caveat as the rest of the batch: it certifies the manufacturer’s quality-management process, not the fungicide’s actual field performance. Two red diamond hazard icons flank the crop wheel, signal word not legible at this resolution. QR code bottom right for batch or product info, can’t resolve it from the image. Sulphur is genuinely registered as both a fungicide and a miticide in India, so the composition and crop targeting here read as consistent with an actual product rather than a mockup — one thing worth checking on the physical label, though, is whether it lists any acaricidal/miticide claim explicitly, since sulphur’s mite-control use is common but this label only states “Contact Fungicide.”