Tiger 75

Tiger 75 is a Shree Ram insecticide built around acephate at 75% a.i. (listed as 77.30% technical, accounting for the 97% purity of the technical-grade material), carried on a fine silica base with a small amount of sodium dioctyl sulphosuccinate as a wetting agent, formulated as a soluble powder. White pouch with a red accent band, resealable top, label built around a bold red “Tiger 75” wordmark and a snarling tiger photo — aggressive branding in line with a few of the other insecticides in this batch, though notably this one uses a real photo rather than an illustrated mascot.

Same ISO 9001:2015 mark and caveat as the rest: it’s a manufacturing quality-process certification, not a claim about the insecticide’s actual field performance. Two yellow/red diamond hazard icons flank the tiger photo, signal word not legible at this resolution. QR code bottom right for batch or product info, can’t resolve it from the image. Acephate is a genuinely registered organophosphate insecticide widely used in India, and the composition table here reads as internally consistent, so this looks like an authentic product label.