Common name: Mediterranean fruit fly
Scientific name: Ceratitis capitata Order: Diptera
Affects: Oranges, tangerines, peaches, apricots and others...
Main season: all year round
General information
Ceratitis capitata (Wiedemann, 1824) is an insect of the order Diptera belonging to the Tephritidae family. It is originated in the West Coast of Africa, where it lives together with other similar species. It has spread
from there to other mild, subtropical and tropical zones in both hemispheres. It is considered a cosmopolitan species because it can be found in many places due to the fact that it travels with the products transported by human.
In spite of its origin, it is also called Mediterranean fruit fly because of its devastating economic effect on Mediterranean countries. It affects many crops, especially citrus plants, as well as pip and stone fruit trees.
In Spain, this pest spreads throughout the Southern and Mediterranean regions, reaching optimal conditions in the regions situated more inland.
It is a highly polyphagous insect that attacks all types of fruit. The larvae live inside the fruit and prefer those that have the most sweet and fleshy pulp such as the peach, but they also damage figs, apricots, oranges, mandarins, persimmons, grapes, pears, pomegranates, mangos, custard apples, papayas, loquats, plums, quinces, etc.
It can produce several generations every year, depending on the climate of the area. During the cold season, they live on the ground in pupal stage. In areas with a mild climate, it can produce up to 7 or 8 generations.
Morphology and biology
Adult: It has vibrant colours such as yellow, white and black. Its size is smaller than that of housefly (4-5 mm long). It has large iridescent green eyes. Its thorax is grey with black spots and long hairs.
Its abdomen is tawny with yellow and grey dorsal bands. Its legs are yellowish and its wings are iridescent, with several greyish, yellow and black spots.
The female has a conical abdomen ending in a strong ovipositor in which has black and yellow sensorial bands . The male, being somewhat smaller, has two long bands on the forehead that culminate in a black rhomboidal palate.
Egg: Egg-shaped. Recently laid, it is white, long and slightly curved but then turns yellowish. Its average size is 1 x 0.2 mm. Its surface which is smooth at a glance, shows a micro-reticulum of hexagonal
mesh.
Larva: It is small, whitish and apodous with the frontal part situated at the extreme end of the body while the posterior part is wider and shorter. After moulting twice, it reaches its complete growth by looking
white or yellow with cream, orange or reddish spots due to the presence of food inside it. Its size is 9 x 2 mm.
Pupa: By completing the last moult, the exoskeleton changes into a protective cover in the shape of a small chestnut-coloured barrel. On the inside, it develops several transformations of its body that will
conclude with the adult phase. When the insect emerges (between 6 to 15 days) it splits the puparium open on one of the sides.
Source: Instituto Nacional de Investigación y Tecnología Agraria y Alimentaria (INIA)
According to Gómez-Clemente, it can have the following cycle in the Mediterranean regions:
In winter, the first generation of female adults appears and attacks oranges and clementines, looking for the sunniest branches. The mature fruits are more vulnerable. All citrus fruits are exposed to its attacks, but the thickness
and the texture of the peel, as well as the density of the essential oils’ glands, play an important role in their immunity, as is the case with the lemon.
They fly over the fruits looking for the right place. Colour and scent are two relevant aspects when selecting a place to lay their eggs (they prefer yellow and orange).
They lay their eggs in groups of 5 to 10. The total number of eggs for each female can range from 300 to 400. Entering inside the fruit, the larvae feed on the pulp. The rotten fruits fall to the ground and the larvae emerges
from the inside of the fruit by pupating underground at a depth of 5-10 cm. In spring, a second generation appears and affects apricots. At the beginning of summer, there is a third generation that affects peaches.
In August and September, a fourth and fifth generation affects peaches, pears, figs, persimmons and grapes. The Ceratitis Capitata also begins to bite oranges and mandarins that are still green.
Later on, there is a sixth generation that attacks late fruits, such as oranges and mandarins. If the temperature is mild, there could be other generations.
Activity is reduced in winter but when temperature rises above 14 oC, the flies become active again.
Source: Universidad Politécnica de Valencia.
Damages
The female fly lays (up to 10 eggs) by introducing her ovipositor into the fruits when they begin to ripen. The wound is an entrance for the microorganisms that begin the rotting process of the fruit. Moreover, the larvae excavate
galleries inside the fruit, increasing the decomposition and causing the fruit to fall to the ground.
When the larvae feed on the pulp, they favour the processes of oxidation and the premature ripening of the fruit. This causes the fruit to rot, making it unsaleable at the market.
When the fruits fall to the ground, this causes great inconvenience because the fly begins its cycle in the fruit again, multiplying the population of the pest very quickly.
Another important focal point for the fruit fly is the mature and sweet fruits that remain unpicked in the trees after the fruit picking season because of economic or commercial reasons.
ECONEX SOLUTIONS SUMMARY
ECONEX CERATITIS CAPITATA 90 DAYS
Long-lasting sexual attractant for the male of the Mediterranean fruit fly Ceratitis capitata. It lasts 90 days in normal field conditions.
ECONEX CERATITIS CAPITATA 90 DAYS Pheromone diffuser and packaging of the product
Code: UIPHOVA001 OMDF register number (Ministry of Agriculture of Spain): 151/2013
The diffuser contains 2 g of Trimedlure and consists of a cylinder of compact polyester fibres impregnated with the attractant. It lasts 90 days in normal field conditions
It is individually packaged in an aluminium sachet with labelled specifications
Once taken out of the packaging, the diffuser needs no activation, just placed it properly in the trap.
Detection and monitoring
Place from 1 to 2 traps per hectare, on the south side of the trees and at a height of 1.5 to 2 metres, for the detection and monitoring of the fruit fly populations.
The installation of the traps should be approximately between 1 and 3 months before harvesting the crops
Mass trapping
Males of this species are captured in order to reduce mating, meaning that the unfertilised females will lay unviable eggs. In this way, the pest population is reduced.
For this purpose, the number of traps per surface area must be increased, according to the location and uniformity of the plots. A trap controls a surface area between 500 and 1.000 m2. This means a density of 10 to 20
traps per hectare placed on the south side of the trees at a height of 1.5 to 2 metres.
On the borders of the plots, it will be necessary to place a barrier of traps separated 10 to 15 metres apart from each other.
Period of use
To ensure an efficient control of the Mediterranean fruit fly it is advisable to combine two methods: detection and monitoring; and mass trapping.
In spring, 1 to 2 traps per hectare can be placed for the detection of the pest and the control of its population levels.
Through tolerance thresholds established in each area, the moment to adopt control measures is later defined, in this case mass trapping. The tolerance threshold for Ceratitis capitata is very low and varies according
to the area and type of traps used. In general, captures per trap and per day are between 0.5 and 3.
Necessary material
We can use the following traps: ECONEX BOTTLE TRAP, INVAGINATED EOSTRAP®, INVAGINATED EOSTRAP®ORANGE LID, ECONEX MOSQUERO,
ECONEX FOLDING WHITE TRIANGULAR WITHOUT SHEETS, ECONEX DISPOSABLE WHITE TRIANGULAR ,
ECONEX JACKSON TRAP SUPER (12X12X18 CM) o ECONEX YELLOW CHROMATIC 40 X 25 CM 1 UNIT PACK.
The ECONEX BOTTLE TRAP is a bottle-shaped disposable trap with a capacity of 1 litre and made of PET. It has 4 diagonal holes with yellow polypropylene inserts that have truncated cone shape. These inserts
make it easier for the target insects to enter the trap, both by chromotropic attraction as well as its funnel shape, also preventing their exit. It is a versatile and economical trap, optimised for its use in attraction
and capture, by filling it with the appropriate attractant (not included) for the fruit fly (Ceratitis capitata).
ECONEX BOTTLE TRAP
Code: UIPFETA250
INVAGINATED EOSTRAP®
Code: UIPFETA090 OMDF register number (Ministry of Agriculture of Spain): 103/2010
INVAGINATED EOSTRAP® ORANGE LID
Code: UIPFETA177
ECONEX MOSQUERO It is the most suitable trap for the majority of dipterans.
Code: UIPFETA006 OMDF register number (Ministry of Agriculture of Spain): 152/2013
ECONEX FOLDING WHITE TRIANGULAR WITHOUT SHEETS
Code: UIPFETA273 OMDF register number (Ministry of Agriculture of Spain): 064/2014
ECONEX SHEET FOR TRIANGULAR 1 UNIT PACK
Code: UIPFETA248 OMDF register number (Ministry of Agriculture of Spain): 048/2024
ECONEX DISPOSABLE WHITE TRIANGULAR
Code: UIPFETA242
ECONEX JACKSON TRAP SUPER (12X12X18 CM)
Code: UIPFETA188
ECONEX YELLOW CHROMATIC 40 X 25 CM 1 UNIT PACK
Code: UIPFETA125 OMDF register number (Ministry of Agriculture of Spain): 104/2014
The INVAGINATED EOSTRAP® and ECONEX MOSQUERO traps are more appropriate than the ECONEX TRIANGULAR and ECONEX JACKSON SUPER traps for mass trapping. Regarding the INVAGINATED EOSTRAP
® and the ECONEX MOSQUERO traps, it is recommendable to use them together a substance capable of killing or retaining the captured insects inside the traps, for example olive
oil. These traps stand out for their large capacity to capture insects and for their suitability to capture insects and keep them intact, which allows a better morphological study of them.
In the
ECONEX MOSQUERO a small cage is placed as an accessory for placing the diffuser. However, in the INVAGINATED EOSTRAP® it is not necessary, as the diffuser is placed in a retractable clip in the upper inside of the lid. Both traps can
be combined with a food attractant, whose use is permitted in Organic Farming
INVAGINATED EOSTRAP® placed in a peach tree
ECONEX CERATITIS CAPITATA 90 DAYS diffuser placed in a trap ECONEX WHITE TRIANGULAR
The ECONEX FOLDING WHITE TRIANGULAR WITHOUT SHEETS trap is activated by placing an
ECONEX SHEET FOR TRIANGULAR 1 UNIT on the base. The sheet is impregnated with a pressure-sensitive adhesive, solvent free, in which the insects are trapped.
The ECONEX JACKSON TRAP SUPER (12X12X18 CM) includes an adhesive sheet impregnated with a pressure-sensitive adhesive, solvent free, in which the insects are trapped.
The ECONEX YELLOW CHROMATIC 40 X 25 CM trap is an adhesive trap. It is a yellow polythene sheet, resistant to sunlight, of 1000 cm2 (40 x 25 cm) and with a 2×2 cm black grid on both sides. The sheet is
covered on both sides with a pressure-sensitive adhesive, solvent free, which is protected by a translucent, silicone paper. There is a margin of 1 cm on the longer sides of the sheet that does not contain the adhesive
to facilitate its handling. It has a hole in each corner to make its installation easier.
The traps ECONEX FOLDING WHITE TRIANGULAR without sheets, ECONEX DISPOSABLE WHITE TRIANGULAR,
ECONEX JACKSON TRAP SUPER (12X12X18 CM) y ECONEX YELLOW CHROMATIC 40 X 25 CM stand out above all the rest because of their simplicity of
use. Moreover, they work until the pheromone runs out or the adhesive sheet becomes saturated. However, they are less recommended in areas with lots of dust in the air.
Factors that influence the number of traps needed
The pest population, the bordering crops, the level of control required, etc..
An important factor is the size of the crops. In small and irregular crops, a greater number of traps are required than in larger and more uniform ones.
Another important factor is the distance between plots that have
Ceratitis capitata. In these cases, the borders of the plots must be reinforced, so it could be necessary to place up to 20 traps per hectare or even more for mass trapping.
STORING THE DIFFUSERS
The diffusers must be stored in their original packaging in a cool and dry place and separated from food and drinks.
To preserve the diffusers for long periods of time, it is recommended to keep them in the refrigerator at 4 o C in which case they will last for 2 years. Or they can be kept in the freezer at -20 o C for 4 years.
CERATINEX® ATTRACTANT
CERATINEX® ATTRACTANT KIT
Bottle-shaped disposable trap in the form of a closed bottle. It has 4 diagonal holes with yellow polypropylene inserts that have a truncated cone shape. These inserts make it easier for the target insects to enter the
trap, both by chromotropic attraction as well as its funnel shape, also preventing their exit. The trap contains four tablets (20 g) of food attractant to dissolve in 500 ml of water. The trap includes a wire hanger
to hang from a branch.
It lasts approximately 100 days in normal field conditions, provided that the level of water remains stable. This will depend on temperature, relative humidity, wind and sun exposure.
INSTRUCTIONS: Take the bottle cap off, add 500 ml of water (up to the indicated level on the inside sticker), close the bottle cap again, remove the upper label to open the holes and hang the bottle from a branch on the
sunny side of the tree. Refill the bottle if more than 1/3 of water evaporates.
PRODUCT STORAGE: The product must be stored away from food and beverages in its original packaging, in a cool, dry place. In these conditions, it will last for 3 years from the production date.
CERATINEX® ATTRACTANT KIT Kit composed of a disposable trap with four tablets of food attractant to dilute in water + 1 hanger
Code: UIPHOVA345 OMDF register number (Ministry of Agriculture of Spain): 120/2015
CERATINEX® ATTRACTANT + ECONEX BOTTLE TRAP
CERATINEX® ATTRACTANT 20 KG Container with 20 kg of product. (4000 tablets)
Code: UIPHOVA448 OMDF register number (Ministry of Agriculture of Spain): 120/2015
CERATINEX® ATTRACTANT 10 KG Container with 10 kg of product. (2000 tablets)
Code: UIPHOVA214 OMDF register number (Ministry of Agriculture of Spain): 120/2015
CERATINEX® ATTRACTANT 5 KG Container with 5 kg of product. (1000 tablets)
Code: UIPHOVA321 OMDF register number (Ministry of Agriculture of Spain): 120/2015
CERATINEX® ATTRACTANT 1 KG Container with 1 kg of product. (200 tablets)
Code: UIPHOVA322 OMDF register number (Ministry of Agriculture of Spain): 120/2015
CERATINEX® ATTRACTANT 0,25 KG Container with 0,25 kg of product. (50 tablets)
Code: UIPHOVA333 OMDF register number (Ministry of Agriculture of Spain): 120/2015
ECONEX BOTTLE TRAP
Code: UIPFETA250
Recommended use
Dissolve 4 or 5 tablets in 500 ml of water and pour into an ECONEX BOTTLE TRAP.
Hang the trap from a branch at a height of 1.5 to 2 m, on the sunny side of the tree.
To examine the captures, you have to filter the contents of the trap into a strainer and keep the liquid.
It lasts approximately 100 days in normal field conditions, depending on temperature, relative humidity, degree of sun exposure and type of trap used.
Activation
Activate the trap by dissolving 4 or 5 tablets in 500 ml of water.
Detection and monitoring
Place 1 or 2 traps per hectare. The traps must be activated at least 2 weeks before the start of the target insect’s flight period.
Mass trapping
Increase the number of traps per hectare. It could be necessary from 70 to 120 traps/ha.
Product storage
The product must be stored away from food and beverages in its original packaging, in a cool, dry place. In these conditions, it will last for 3 years from the production date.
ECONEX TRYPACK® COMPACT 120 DAYS
Specific attractants for females and males of Ceratitis capitata.
The diffusers are in a blister pack and individually packed in an aluminium sachet with labelled specifications. They last 120 days in normal field conditions. They are also sold in packs of 50 units.
Attractant diffuser in front and back view
Once removed from the packaging (of 1 or 50 units), the diffuser needs no activation or opening, just placed it correctly in the trap.
ECONEX TRYPACK® COMPACT 120 DAYS 1 UNIT
Diffuser of 3 food attractants specifically for females and males of Ceratitis capitata. It lasts 120 days in normal field conditions.
ECONEX TRYPACK® COMPACT 120 DAYS 1 UNIT Pack of 1 unit and attractant diffuser
Code: UIPHOVA375 OMDF register number (Ministry of Agriculture of Spain): 022/2019
ECONEX TRYPACK® COMPACT 120 DAYS 50 UNIT
Diffuser of 3 food attractants specifically for females and males of Ceratitis capitata. It lasts 120 days in normal field conditions. It is sold in packs of 50 units.
ECONEX TRYPACK® COMPACT 120 DAYS 50 UNITS Diffuser of 3 specific food attractants of Ceratitis capitata females, commercialized in packs of 50 units.
Code: UIPHOVA397 OMDF register number (Ministry of Agriculture of Spain): 022/2019
ECONEX TRYPACK® COMPACT SUPER 120 DAYS 1 UNIT
Diffuser of 3 food attractants and 1 parapheromone to attract females and males of Ceratitis capitata, It lasts 120 days in normal field conditions.
ECONEX TRYPACK® COMPACT SUPER 120 DAYS 1 UNIT Diffuser of 3 food attractants and 1 of paraferomone to attract females and males of Ceratitis capitata.
Code: UIPHOVA377 OMDF register number (Ministry of Agriculture of Spain): 023/2019
Period of use
To obtain good control of the Mediterranean fruit fly it is advisable to combine two methods: detection and monitoring; and mass trapping.
In spring, 1 to 2 traps per hectare can be placed for the detection of the pest and observation of its population levels. Through tolerance thresholds established in each area, the moment to adopt control measures is later
defined, in this case mass trapping.
The tolerance threshold for Ceratitis capitata is very low and varies according to the area and type of traps used. In general, the captures per trap and per day are between 0.5 and 3.
Necessary material
An INVAGINATED EOSTRAP® or o INVAGINATED EOSTRAP ORANGE LID® together with an attractant diffuser: ECONEX TRYPACK® COMPACT 120 DAYS or
an
ECONEX TRYPACK®COMPACT SUPER 120 DAYS.
ECONEX BOTTLE TRAP Disposable trap in the form of a closed bottle with a capacity of 1 liter, made of PET, with 4 transverse.
Code: UIPFETA250
INVAGINATED EOSTRAP® The INVAGINATED EOSTRAP® trap is made of a plastic polymer that does not emit odours when heated by the sun and can withstand ultraviolet rays.
Code: UIPFETA090 OMDF register number (Ministry of Agriculture of Spain): 103/2010
INVAGINATED EOSTRAP® ORANGE LID
Code: UIPFETA177
Mass trapping
Ceratitis capitatafemales are captured and also some males of this species, in order to reduce mating, meaning that unfertilised females will lay unviable eggs. This greatly reduces the population of the pest.
For this purpose, the number of traps per surface area must be increased, according to the location and uniformity of the plots.
A trap controls a surface area between 500 and 1.000 m2. This means a density of 10 to 20 traps per hectare. They should be placed on the south side of the trees and at a height of 1.5 to 2 metres.
On the borders of the plots, it will be necessary to set a barrier of traps separated 10 to 15 metres apart from each other.
STORING THE DIFFUSERS
The diffusers must be stored in their original packaging in a cool and dry place and separated from food and drinks.
To preserve the diffusers for long periods of time, it is recommended to keep them in the refrigerator at 4 o C in which case they will last for 2 years. Or they can be kept in the freezer at -20 o C for 4 years.
PACKAGING ECONEX CERATITIS CAPITATA 90 DAYS
ECONEX CERATITIS CAPITATA 90 DAYS
Corrugated cardboard box of 250 units (25 packs of 10 units).
Box size: 0.34 x 0.24 x 0.22 m (length x width x height).
Box weight: 2.15 kg.
Packs of 10 units.
Box of 250 unit. (25 packs x 10 units)
ECONEX BOTTLE TRAP
Corrugated cardboard box of 35 units.
Box size: 0.42 x 0.60 x 0.27 m (length x width x height).
Box weight: 2.10 kg.
No. of boxes per pallet: 28
Pallet size: 0.80 x 1.20 x 2.05 m (length x width x height).
Pallet weight: 69 kg.
Box of 35 units.
INVAGINATED EOSTRAP®
Corrugated cardboard box of 60 units.
Box size: 0.40 x 0.60 x 0.35 m (length x width x height).
Box weight: 9 kg.
No. of boxes per pallet: 20
Pallet size: 0.80 x 1.20 x 1.95 m (length x width x height).
Pallet weight: 190 kg.
Box of 60 units.
INVAGINATED EOSTRAP® ORANGE LID
Corrugated cardboard box of 60 units.
Box size: 0.40 x 0.60 x 0.35 m (length x width x height).
Box weight: 9 kg.
No. of boxes per pallet: 20
Pallet size: 0.80 x 1.20 x 1.95 m (length x width x height).
Pallet weight: 190 kg.
Box of 60 units.
ECONEX MOSQUERO
Corrugated cardboard box of 50 units.
Box size: 0.40 x 0.60 x 0.35 m (length x width x height).
Box weight: 11 kg.
No. of boxes per pallet: 20
Pallet size: 0.80 x 1.20 x 1.95 m (length x width x height).
Pallet weight: 230 kg.
Box of 50 units.
ECONEX FOLDING WHITE TRIANGULAR WITHOUT SHEETS
Corrugated cardboard box of 150 units.
Box size: 0.40 x 0.60 x 0.35 m (length x width x height).
Box weight: 10.60 kg.
No. of boxes per pallet: 20
Pallet size: 0.80 x 1.20 x 1.95 m (length x width x height).
Pallet weight: 222 kg.
Box of 150 units.
ECONEX SHEET FOR TRIANGULAR 1 UNIT PACK.
Corrugated cardboard box of 500 units.
Box size: 0.29 x 0.42 x 0.21 m (length x width x height).
Box weight: 10.75 kg.
No. of boxes per pallet: 50
Pallet size: 1.00 x 1.10 x 1.25 m (length x width x height).
Pallet weight: 545 kg.
Box of 500 units.
ECONEX DISPOSABLE WHITE TRIANGULAR
Corrugated cardboard box of 250 units.
Box size: 0.29 x 0.42 x 0.21 m (length x width x height).
Box weight: 13.10 kg.
No. of boxes per pallet: 50
Pallet size: 1.00 x 1,10 x 1,25 m (length x width x height).
Pallet weight: 665 kg.
Box of 250 units.
ECONEX JACKSON TRAP SUPER (12X12X18 CM)
Corrugated cardboard box of 200 units.
Box size: 0.40 x 0.60 x 0.35 m (length x width x height).
Box weight: 19 kg.
No. of boxes per pallet: 20
Pallet size: 0.80 x 1.20 x 1.95 m (length x width x height).
Pallet weight: 390 kg.
Box of 200 units.
ECONEX YELLOW CHROMATIC 40 X 25 CM 1 UNIT PACK.
Corrugated cardboard box of 250 units.
Box size: 0.29 x 0.42 x 0.21 m (length x width x height).
Box weight: 16 kg.
No. of boxes per pallet: 50
Pallet size: 1.00 x 1.10 x 1.25 m (length x width x height).
Pallet weight: 810 kg.
Box of 250 units.
PACKAGING CERATINEX® ATTRACTANT
CERATINEX® ATTRACTANT KIT
Corrugated cardboard box of 35 units.
Box size: 0.42 x 0.60 x 0.27 m (length x width x height).
Box weight: 3.10 kg.
No. of boxes per pallet: 28
Pallet size: 0.80 x 1.20 x 2.05 m (length x width x height).
Pallet weight: 96 kg.
Box of 35 units.
CERATINEX® ATTRACTANT 20 KG
No. of boxes per pallet: 30
Pallet size: 0.80 x 1.20 x 1.85 m (length x width x height).
Pallet weight: 640 kg.
Box of 1 unit.
CERATINEX® ATTRACTANT 10 KG
Corrugated cardboard box of 2 units.
Box size: 0.40 x 0.60 x 0.35 m (length x width x height).
Box weight: 22.80 kg.
No. of boxes per pallet: 20
Pallet size: 0.80 x 1.20 x 1.95 m (length x width x height).
Pallet weight: 466 kg.
Box of 2 units.
CERATINEX® ATTRACTANT 5 KG
Corrugated cardboard box of 4 units.
Box size: 0.40 x 0.60 x 0.35 m (length x width x height).
Box weight: 22.70 kg.
No. of boxes per pallet: 20
Pallet size: 0.80 x 1.20 x 1.95 m (length x width x height).
Pallet weight: 464 kg.
Box of 4 units.
CERATINEX® ATTRACTANT 0,25 KG
Corrugated cardboard box of 10 units.
Box size: 0.32 x 0.24 x 0.22 m (length x width x height).
Box weight: 3.25 kg.
No. of boxes per pallet: 88
Pallet size: 0.80 x 1.20 x 1.95 m (length x width x height).
Pallet weight: 296 kg.
Box of 10 units.
CERATINEX® ATTRACTANT 1 KG
Corrugated cardboard box of 16 units.
Box size: 0.40 x 0.60 x 0.35 m (length x width x height).
Box weight: 19.10 kg.
No. of boxes per pallet: 20
Pallet size: 0.80 x 1.20 x 1.95 m (length x width x height).
Pallet weight: 392 kg.
Box of 16 units.
EOSTRAP®
Corrugated cardboard box of 30 units.
Box size: 0.40 x 0.60 x 0.35 m (length x width x height).
Box weight: 5.55 kg.
No. of boxes per pallet: 20
Pallet size: 0.80 x 1.20 x 1.95 m (length x width x height).
Pallet weight: 121 kg.
Box of 30 units.
ECONEX MOSQUERO
Corrugated cardboard box of 50 units.
Box size: 0.40 x 0.60 x 0.35 m (length x width x height).
Box weight: 11 kg.
No. of boxes per pallet: 20
Pallet size: 0.80 x 1.20 x 1.95 m (length x width x height).
Pallet weight: 230 kg.
Box of 50 units.
ECONEX BOTTLE TRAP
Corrugated cardboard box of 35 units.
Box size: 0.42 x 0.60 x 0.27 m (length x width x height).
Box weight: 2.10 kg.
No. of boxes per pallet: 28
Pallet size: 0.80 x 1.20 x 2.05 m (length x width x height).
Pallet weight: 69 kg.
Box of 35 units.
PACKAGING ECONEX TRYPACK® COMPACT 120 DAYS
ECONEX TRYPACK® COMPACT 120 DAYS ENV. 1 UD.
Corrugated cardboard box of 1200 units. (120 Packs of 10 units).
Box size: 0.40 x 0.60 x 0.35 m (length x width x height).
Box weight: 14 kg.
No. of boxes per pallet:: 20
Pallet size: 0.80 x 1.20 x 1.95 m (length x width x height).
Pallet weight: 290 Kg.
Pack de 10 units.
Box of 1200 units.
ECONEX TRYPACK® COMPACT 120 DAYS ENV. 50 UD.
Corrugated cardboard box of 1600 units. (32 Packs of 50 units).
Box size: 0.40 x 0.60 x 0.35 m (length x width x height).
Box weight: 17.5 kg.
No. of boxes per pallet: 20
Pallet size: 0.80 x 1.20 x 1.95 m (length x width x height).
Pallet weight: 360 Kg.
Pack of 50 units.
Box of 1600 units. (32 Packs x 50 units.)
ECONEX TRYPACK® COMPACT SÚPER 120 DAYS 1 UNIT.
Corrugated cardboard box of 600 units. (120 Packs of 5 units).
Box size: 0.40 x 0.60 x 0.35 m (length x width x height).
Box weight: 13.50 kg.
No. of boxes per pallet: 20
Pallet size: 0.80 x 1.20 x 1.95 m (length x width x height).
Pallet weight: 280 Kg.
Pack of 5 units.
Box of 600 units.
ECONEX BOTTLE TRAP
Corrugated cardboard box of 35 units.
Box size: 0.42 x 0.60 x 0.27 m (length x width x height).
Box weight: 2.10 kg.
No. of boxes per pallet: 28
Pallet size: 0.80 x 1.20 x 2.05 m (length x width x height).
Pallet weight: 69 kg.
Box of 35 units.
INVAGINATED EOSTRAP®
Corrugated cardboard box of 60 units.
Box size: 0.40 x 0.60 x 0.35 m (length x width x height).
Box weight: 9 kg.
No. of boxes per pallet: 20
Pallet size: 0.80 x 1.20 x 1.95 m (length x width x height).
Pallet weight: 190 kg.
Box of 60 units.
INVAGINATED EOSTRAP® LID ORANGE
Corrugated cardboard box of 60 units.
Box size: 0.40 x 0.60 x 0.35 m (length x width x height).
Box weight: 9 kg.
No. of boxes per pallet: 20
Pallet size: 0.80 x 1.20 x 1.95 m (length x width x height).
Pallet weight: 190 kg.
Box of 60 units.
Recommended information:
CERATITIS CAPITATA 90 DAYS LEAFLET
Leaflet in PDF format that can be downloaded by clicking on the image.
CERATINEX® ATTRACTANT LEAFLET
Leaflet in PDF format that can be downloaded by clicking on the image.
ECONEX TRYPACK® COMPACT LEAFLET
Leaflet in PDF format that can be downloaded by clicking on the image.
ECONEX LEARNING CENTER
ECONEX puts at your disposal the first open knowledge center that brings together everything necessary to implement pest biocontrol in your crops. We have developed different types of resources to share with you the knowledge we have acquired during our more than 38 years of experience. Each of them is designed to respond, in the best possible way, to different questions related to pheromones, attractants, repellents and insect traps.
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SANIDAD AGRÍCOLA ECONEX, S.L. only guarantees the composition, formulation and content of the products, taking responsibility for the direct, immediate and exclusive damages caused in the composition, formulation and content
of the products sold. SANIDAD AGRÍCOLA ECONEX, S.L. will not be held responsible for damages produced by factors beyond the company’s control that have either totally or partially contributed. For instance, the weather
conditions, usage or mixing with other products, amongst others. In addition, SANIDAD AGRÍCOLA ECONEX, S.L. will provide recommendations and information supported by extensive and meticulous research and tests; which
must be taken into account by the customer when using the products. The customer will be responsible for any damage caused, in whole or in part, for the total or partial non-observance of the instructions provided. Furthermore, the
customer will be responsible for all that is referred to as the performance of the products; which comes from total or partial non-observance of the instructions and information provided by the company.