T/CPFIA 0015-2025 New Fertilizer Naming and Classification Management Standards
T/CPFIA 0015-2025 Fertilizer naming and classification management regulations for new products
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Scope: This document specifies the terms and definitions, classification principles, and general naming rules for new fertilizers. This document applies to new fertilizers produced and sold within the People's Republic of China. Main Technical Content: 4. Classification Principles for New Fertilizers 4.1 First-level Classification (by Fertilizer Type) 4.1.1 Inorganic Fertilizers 4.1.2 Organic Fertilizers 4.1.3 Microbial Fertilizers 4.2 Second-level Classification (by Fertilizer Enhancement Technology) 4.2.1 Coated Slow/Controlled-release Technology 4.2.2 Biochemical Inhibition Technology 4.2.3 Synthetic Micro-soluble Technology 4.2.4 Carrier-enhanced Fertilizer Technology 4.2.5 Nutrient Form Compatibility Technology 4.2.6 Composting Technology 4.2.7 Organic-inorganic Blending Technology 4.2.8 Biological Fermentation Technology 4.2.9 Others 4.3 Third-level Classification (corresponding to the second-level classification) 4.3.1 Slow/Controlled-release Fertilizers 4.3.2 Stability Fertilizers 4.3.3 Urea-formaldehyde Fertilizers 4.3.4 Value-added Fertilizers 4.3.5 Nutrient Form Compatibility Fertilizers 4.3.6 Organic Fertilizers 4.3.7 Organic-inorganic Blending Fertilizers 4.3.8 Biological-organic Fertilizers 4.3.9 Others 5. General Naming Rules 5.1 General Principles The general naming rules for new fertilizers are shown in Figure 1. Figure 1: General Naming Rules for New Fertilizers 5.2 Naming by Technology Route 5.2.1 Use the method of "Technology Route + Fertilizer Name" for naming. Example: Slow-release Fertilizer. 5.2.2 The naming rules and explanations are shown in Figure 2: Figure 2: Naming Rules by Technology Route 5.3 Naming by Material/Additive 5.3.1 Use the method of "Containing + Material/Additive + Fertilizer Name" (or "Material/Additive + Fertilizer Name") for naming. Example: Humic Acid-containing Urea. 5.3.2 The naming rules and explanations are shown in Figure 3: Figure