Conaxis
Conaxis is a pre-emergence, selective herbicide used to control broad-leaved weeds and grasses in various crops including oilseed rape, sunflowers, soybean and legumes. 
Identification
BAES 4549-0 Austria: The Federal Office for Food Safety (BAES), or Bundesamt für Ernährungssicherheit, is the competent authority for the registration and authorisation of agricultural pesticides (plant protection products) in Austria. Products containing macro-organisms may be authorised differently.
BE 38658P/B Belgium: Pesticide product registration number assigned by the Service Plant Protection Products and Fertilisers (part of the Federal Public Service [FPS] Health, Food Chain Safety and Environment) of Belgium. Products containing macro-organisms may be authorised differently.
BVL 00A819-00 Germany: Pesticide product registration number assigned by the Federal Office of Consumer Protection and Food Safety (BVL), Germany. Products containing macro-organisms may be authorised differently.
TUKES 3592 Finland: Pesticide product registration number assigned by the Finnish Safety and Chemicals Agency (Tukes). Products containing macro-organisms may be authorised differently.
KLASA UP/I-320-20/25-03/52 Croatia: Pesticide product registration number assigned by the Croatian the Ministry of Agriculture. Products containing macro-organisms may be authorised differently.
VAAD 0773 Latvia: Pesticide product registration number assigned by the State Plant Protection Service (Valsts augu aizsardzības dienests or VAAD) in Latvia. Products containing macro-organisms may be authorised differently.
LT A1-473 Lithuania: Pesticide product registration number assigned by the Lithuanian State Plant Service under the Ministry of Agriculture. Products containing macro-organisms may be authorised differently.
MARD R-174/2025 Poland: Pesticide product number assigned by the Polish Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development (Minister Rolnictwa I Rozwoju Wsi). Products containing macro-organisms may be authorised differently.
Keml 5703 Sweden: Pesticide product registration number assigned by the Swedish Chemicals Agency, known in Swedish as Kemikalieinspektionen (KemI). Products containing macro-organisms may be authorised differently.
Formulation
UFI and Type
Possible coformulants
Product family
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Other information
Please cite as:
AERU (2026) Pesticide Formulations Catalogue (PFC): Conaxis. Agriculture and Environment Research Unit (AERU), University of Hertfordshire, UK. URL: https://sitem.herts.ac.uk/aeru/pfc/Reports/2245.htm (Last accessed: 15/09/2026)
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