DIAS is committed to safeguarding the healthy growth of global crops by developing environmentally friendly, non-toxic agricultural adjuvants that enhance pesticide efficacy and tackle resistance in pests, diseases, and weeds.

Guided by its mission, the company focuses on R&D of green agrochemical additives and specializes in solving resistance-related challenges. Its products effectively help pesticide control types of crop threats—including thrips, spider mites, nematodes, whiteflies, scale insects, lepidoptera larvae, psyllids, powdery mildew, and downy mildew—and are compatible with common pesticide formulations such as SC, OD, and EC.

Designed for diverse agricultural settings, DIAS’s solutions are suitable for vegetables, fruits, flowers, medicinal herbs, and more. To date, the company has developed a comprehensive portfolio of over 300 specialized adjuvant formulations, including: Thrips Adjuvant, Mite Control Adjuvant, Lepidoptera Larvae Control Adjuvant, Nematode Control Adjuvant, Whitefly Control Adjuvant, Scale Iinsect Control Adjuvant, Psyllid Mucus-Breaking Adjuvant, Powdery Mildew Eradication Adjuvant, Downy Mildew Eradication Adjuvant, Herbicide Adjuvant, Aerial Spray Adjuvant, and more.

DIAS synergistic adjuvants, when mixed with pesticides, can be applied across multiple crops for the prevention and control of a wide range of pests, diseases, and weeds.

Vegetables: Thrips on beans, peppers, and wax gourds; whiteflies on eggplants, okra and tomatoes; caterpillars on asparagus and leafy vegetables; root-knot nematodes on ginger and yam; as well as common diseases such as cucumber powdery mildew and tomato downy mildew.

Fruits: Thrips on mangoes and bananas; red spider mites on papayas and citrus; scale insects on durians; psyllids on citrus and pears; aphids on peaches and watermelons; melon worms; whiteflies on cherry tomatoes; two-spotted spider mites on papayas and cherries; white mites on strawberries; along with common diseases such as strawberry botrytis cinerea and banana anthrax.

Flowers: Thrips on roses;  two-spotted spider mites on roses; red spider mites on Chinese roses; nematodes on chrysanthemums; and common diseases such as powdery mildew and downy mildew in flowers.

Medicinal crops: Thrips on Panax notoginseng; red spider mites on licorice; nematodes on ginseng; as well as root-knot nematodes on American ginseng and Angelica.

Weeds: Effective for controlling and eradicating resistant weeds such as Eleusine indica (L.) Gaertn. and Conyza canadensis(L.)Cronq.

DIAS adjuvants can be used both as tank-mix adjuvants and as formulation additives in various pesticide types, including SC (suspension concentrate), OD (oil dispersion), EC (emulsifiable concentrate), ME (microemulsion), and SL (soluble concentrate). They are designed to meet the diverse needs of crop protection against pests, diseases, and weeds worldwide.