Monoethylene Glycol
Emulsifiers & SurfactantsAgricultural active constituent
1 registered product from 1 registrant.
Market structure
Who registers it
Also holds a source approvalRegisters only
Market timeline
Registered products, cumulative
| Year | Sources approved | Products first registered | Products, cumulative |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2019 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
Only records current in the export are counted, so earlier years are understated.
Who to talk to
Register products, hold no approval1
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 current active constituent approval found in the export. It may sit under another name; search PubCRIS before concluding there is none.
1 registrant
| Registrant | Products | Holds an approval |
|---|---|---|
| Sinochem International Australia Pty. Ltd. | 1 | No |
1 registered product
| No. | Product | Registrant | Formulation | Content | First registered | Label |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 88723 | Kelpie Propyz 500 SC Herbicide Mix | Sinochem International Australia Pty. Ltd. | Suspension Concentrate | 42 g/L | 2019-12-20 |
Crops and targets
Crops and situations
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 Monoethylene Glycol have in Australia?
- As of the APVMA export downloaded 2026-10-31, no current active constituent approval was found under this name.
- Who registers Monoethylene Glycol products in Australia?
- As of the APVMA export downloaded 2026-10-31, 1 company registers 1 agricultural product containing Monoethylene Glycol. The most products are registered by Sinochem International Australia Pty. Ltd..
- When does data protection end for Monoethylene Glycol?
- As of the APVMA export downloaded 2026-10-31, no product containing Monoethylene Glycol has data protection running past 2026-10-31.
- Which crops is Monoethylene Glycol registered for in Australia?
- Registered labels containing Monoethylene Glycol most often cover Clover for hay production, Lucerne grown for forage, Common couch lawn or turf, Buffalo grass lawn or turf and Clover grown for forage, plus 9 more. The label is what applies.