What is another term for the manufacturer's name for a pesticide?

The term "Trade Name" refers to the manufacturer's name for a pesticide. This label serves as a way for companies to market their products and differentiate them from others in the same category. The Trade Name is usually recognizable and is used for branding, helping consumers identify specific products associated with a particular manufacturer.

In contrast, a Brand Name is a broader term that can encompass the overall identity of a product line, and may not necessarily be the specific name given to an individual pesticide. The Common Name refers to a name widely used to identify a pesticide's active ingredient across different manufacturers, whereas the Active Ingredient is the component of the pesticide that is responsible for its pesticidal effects. These distinctions clarify why "Trade Name" is the most accurate term in the context of identifying the manufacturer's designation for a pesticide.