How many approved sources does 2,4-D have in Australia?

As of the APVMA export downloaded 2026-10-23, no approval is recorded under this form. Approvals sit under the parent, 2,4-D, which has 23 approved sources.

Who registers 2,4-D products in Australia?

As of the APVMA export downloaded 2026-10-23, 3 companies register 4 agricultural products containing 2,4-D. The most products are registered by Titan Ag Pty Ltd, Adama Australia Pty Limited and Nutrien Ag Solutions Limited.

When does data protection end for 2,4-D?

As of the APVMA export downloaded 2026-10-23, the latest protected data for a product containing 2,4-D ends on 2030-06-03. Protection covers specific data, not the active itself.

Which crops is 2,4-D registered for in Australia?

Registered labels containing 2,4-D most often cover Non-agricultural area - general, Cereal rye, Vetch (prior to sowing), Broom millet and Sorghum - harvest aid spray salvage, plus 61 more. The label is what applies.

2,4-Dpresent as isopropylamine and dimethylamine salts

Phenoxy Acids-2,4DSalt or ester form

Approvals for this form are recorded under 2,4-D, which has 23 sources. 4 registered products from 3 registrants.

C₈H₆Cl₂O₃Parent 2,4-D. Structure from PubChem CID 1486

Approvals sit under the parent

Approved sources: 0
Registered products: 4
Registrants: 3
Data protection ends: 2030-06-03

Market structure

Who registers it

Also holds a source approvalRegisters only

Market timeline

Registered products, cumulative

Year	Products first registered	Products, cumulative
2017	1	1
2020	2	3
2026	1	4

Only records current in the export are counted, so earlier years are understated.

Who to talk to

Register products, hold no approval3

Their products rely on a source approved for another company.

Hold an approval and register products

Approval holders that also sell products under their own name.

None in the export.

Hold an approval, no products

Holders with no registered product of their own containing it.

None in the export.

0 approved sources

No approval is recorded under this salt or ester form. Approvals for it sit under the parent: 2,4-D, with 23 approved sources.

3 registrants

Registrant	Products	Holds an approval
Titan Ag Pty Ltd	2	No
Adama Australia Pty Limited	1	No
Nutrien Ag Solutions Limited	1	No

4 registered products

No.	Product	Registrant	Formulation	Content	First registered	Label
96670	Apparent Hardball 720 Herbicide	Titan Ag Pty Ltd	Soluble Concentrate	720 g/L	2026-03-09	PDF
88730	Genfarm 2,4-D Duo Herbicide	Nutrien Ag Solutions Limited	Soluble Concentrate	720 g/L	2020-01-09	PDF
90006	Titan Amine 720 Herbicide	Titan Ag Pty Ltd	Soluble Concentrate	720 g/L	2020-10-22	PDF
83244	Zulu Xt Herbicide	Adama Australia Pty Limited	Soluble Concentrate	720 g/L	2017-08-25	PDF

Crops and targets

Number of registered products whose label covers each crop or target, not volumes. The label is what applies.

Changes in the last six months

Nothing new in the last six months.

Quick answers

How many approved sources does 2,4-D have in Australia?: As of the APVMA export downloaded 2026-10-23, no approval is recorded under this form. Approvals sit under the parent, 2,4-D, which has 23 approved sources.
Who registers 2,4-D products in Australia?: As of the APVMA export downloaded 2026-10-23, 3 companies register 4 agricultural products containing 2,4-D. The most products are registered by Titan Ag Pty Ltd, Adama Australia Pty Limited and Nutrien Ag Solutions Limited.
When does data protection end for 2,4-D?: As of the APVMA export downloaded 2026-10-23, the latest protected data for a product containing 2,4-D ends on 2030-06-03. Protection covers specific data, not the active itself.
Which crops is 2,4-D registered for in Australia?: Registered labels containing 2,4-D most often cover Non-agricultural area - general, Cereal rye, Vetch (prior to sowing), Broom millet and Sorghum - harvest aid spray salvage, plus 61 more. The label is what applies.