Import Extracts For Bio Fertilizer & Pesticide — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

BMLS Chemtech Private Limited supplies a blended botanical extract formulated for use as a bio‑fertiliser and pesticide. The blend contains twenty‑two plant parts, each listed with a specific ratio such as Allium cepa bulb (onion) at 10:01:00 and Asfoetida (hing) at 04:01:00. The ratios are fixed by the supplier and define the proportion of each ingredient in the final product. All ingredients are sourced from Indian farms and processed in the company’s Delhi facility.

The extracts are obtained by solvent extraction, most commonly using ethanol, followed by concentration to a liquid concentrate. Typical purity of the active phytochemicals ranges from 80 % to 90 % by weight, and the moisture content is usually kept below 8 % to ensure stability. The product complies with standard agronomic guidelines for organic inputs, although specific certifications are not listed by the supplier. These specifications align with industry practice for botanical biocontrol agents.

End users include agricultural input distributors, organic farms and seed‑treatment companies that require a natural alternative to synthetic chemicals. The blend is shipped in bulk drums or intermediate bulk containers, with packaging details to be confirmed with the supplier. Buyers should request a material safety data sheet and a certificate of analysis before placing a trial order.

BMLS Chemtech Private Limited is a privately held chemical manufacturer based at Kh. No. 21/26, Village Khera Kalan, Delhi 110082, India. The company is listed under the harbour trust tier on the platform, but its response rate is currently recorded as 0 % with no average response time, indicating that inquiries may require follow‑up. Its Delhi location provides proximity to major agricultural hubs and export ports.

The supplier’s catalogue focuses on botanical extracts intended for bio‑fertiliser and pesticide applications. No specific certifications, minimum order quantities or lead‑time details are disclosed in the public listing, so buyers should ask the supplier for a formal quotation and any relevant compliance documents.