Hallmark Zeon Insecticide 1L

Hallmark Zeon is the new technology for controlling pests. Hallmark Zeon is a fast acting contact insecticide which can be used in forestry, agricultural crops (including winter and spring wheat, potato and sugar beet) and ornamental plants; it also has an EAMU (Extension of Authorisation for Minor Use) on various fruit crops- please speak to our team for a full list. Hallmark Zeon controls a range of feeding insects including aphids (various), cutworm, pea & bean weevil, gout fly & many more.

This product cannot be used within 5m of a field boundary or watercourse. Hallmark Zeon is rainfast in 1 hour.

• Always read the product label before use.
• After a cheaper option? Take a look at Decis Protech 1L.
• Always wear protective clothing, such as Chemical Resistant Gloves, when handling Hallmark Zeon.

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By law, everyone who uses pesticides professionally must have received adequate training in using pesticides safely and be skilled in the job they are carrying out. Upon purchasing this product you and/or the end users are responsibile for ensuring that these products are used in line with industry Approved Codes of Practice. All operators must be trained and certificated in using and applying any Ministry Approved Professional Product (MAPP). Use plant protection products safely. Always read the label and product information before use. Please be aware that by proceeding you are purchasing a professional pesticide product. You must ensure the end user of these products complies with the DEFRA/HSE Code for the Safe use of Pesticides. There are legal responsibilities covering the storage and use of professional use pesticides. These responsibilities are covered by The Food and Environment Protection Act 1985 (FEPA) and Control of Pesticide Regulations 1986 (COPR).