Pheromone Lure for Effective Control of Tomato Leaf Miner
(Tuta absoluta)
Product Overview:

The Tomato Leaf Miner Moth Lure is a highly effective, natural, and
eco-friendly pheromone-based pest control solution designed specifically
for Tuta absoluta—a destructive moth pest that severely damages
tomato and related crops. By mimicking female moth pheromones, it attracts and
traps male moths, disrupting their mating cycle and reducing pest infestations
without the use of harmful chemicals. The lure is compatible with multiple trap
types (water, sticky, delta, glue traps) and has a field life of 40 to 45 days
depending on weather conditions.
Target Pests:
Tuta absoluta (Tomato Leaf Miner
Host Crops:
Tomato
Cherry tomato
Potato 
Pepper
Tobacco 
Okra (in some cases)
Etc..
Key Benefits:
Species-specific: Attracts only Tuta absoluta, ensuring minimal impact on beneficial insects.
Non-toxic and eco-friendly: No insecticides or harmful chemicals used,
     making it safe for organic farming.
Cost-effective and easy to use: Affordable, simple installation and management suitable for all-season use.
Long-lasting: Effective for 40–45 days under field conditions; can be stored up to one year without degradation.
Reduces pesticide use: Supports integrated pest management by enabling
 early detection and mass trapping, thus lowering reliance on chemical    pesticides.
Product Features:
Pheromone Purity: 99% pure pheromone blend, primarily containing 3E, 8Z,
     11Z-Tetradecatrienyl Acetate and 3E,8Z-Tetradecadienyl acetate.
Packaging: Individual lure sealed in an anti-Odor PET pouch with a silicone rubber septa dispenser for controlled pheromone release.
Trap Compatibility: Suitable for use in water traps (with soapy water
     and food bait), glue traps, sticky traps, delta traps, and funnel traps.
Application 
Density: Recommended trap density ranges from 5–10 traps per acre for     control and 40–50 traps per hectare for mass trapping. 
Field Life: Up to 45 days, variable with weather conditions.
Shelf Life: Up to 1–2 years when stored properly.
Mode of Action: Male annihilation and mass trapping technique disrupting the reproductive cycle of Tuta absoluta.