A fertilizer that is not registered cannot be sold, and a selling window that closes does not reopen until next season. VAN has been taking products through Pakistani registration for two decades and now runs that work for partners as a service in its own right.
You want the product on the market under your name. VAN selects the standard, prepares the dossier, manages the testing and takes the application through PSQCA — with the manufacturing evidence already in hand, because the product is made here.
You want to sell an existing VAN product rather than create one. The registration already exists; what you need is the licensing arrangement and the territory. Faster, and with no regulatory risk to carry.
The strongest argument for handing registration to a manufacturer is the file they already have. A sample of live PSQCA standards and licences across the VAN catalogue:
| Product | Standard | Manufacturing licence |
|---|---|---|
| Vital Urea (sulfur-coated urea) | PS 217-2023 | CM/L-4126/2025 |
| Vital Potash | PS 933-2026 | CM/L-4124/2025 |
| V-Phosphate | PS 933-2026 | CM/L-4297/2026 |
| Green Phosphate | PS 933-2026 | CM/L-2719/2023 |
| Fusion Phosphate | PS 216-2009 (TSP) | CM/L-2942/2023 |
| Fusion Potash | PS 933-2026 | CM/L-2674/2028 |
| Crop Force | PS 933-2026 | CM/L-4298/2026 |
| V-Potash Plus | PS 933-2026 | CM/L-2944/2023 |
| Green Sulfur | PS 5449-2020 | CM/L-2962/2023 |
| Humi Grow | PS 5610-2023 | CM/L-3281/2024 |
| Humi Grow Plus | PS 5610-2023 | CM/L-3274/2024 |
| Tornado | PS 5606-2023 | CM/L-4125/2025 |
| V-Transform | PS 1539-1982 (Zinc Sulphate) | CM/L-3132/2024 |
| V-Zinc 10% | PS 5469-2020 | CM/L-3130/2024 |
| VL-NPK | PS 5469-2020 | CM/L-3131/2024 |
| VL-Micromix | PS 5469-2020 | CM/L-3129/2024 |
| VL-Boron | PS 5469-2020 | CM/L-3159/2024 |
| VL-Potash Liquid | PS 5469-2020 | CM/L-2943/2023 |
| Cala-Mag V | PS 5469-2020 | CM/L-4299/2026 |
| V-Germinator Pro | PS 5469-2020 | CM/L-4300/2026 |
| V-Mag Essential | — | under registration |
| V-Compost | Soil Fertility Research Institute | SFRI-2025-07 |
From VAN's trademark and PSQCA master record, July 2026. Twenty of the twenty-three brands hold a live PSQCA manufacturing licence. The other three each have a reason: V-Mag Essential is under registration, V-Compost is registered with the Soil Fertility Research Institute, and SOP is a traded commodity to which no VAN licence applies. Twenty plus three is the whole catalogue — nothing on this page is left out of the count. This is registration VAN obtained for its own products, and the same team does the work for partners.
When the licences for the Vital line were running late, VAN filed a second set under the earlier V- names rather than wait and lose a season. VAN holds both sets. V-Urea carries CM/L-2564/2022 and V-Potash carries CM/L-2565/2022 alongside the 2025 Vital licences the products trade under today.
That is not an administrative curiosity. It is what regulatory competence looks like in practice: a fallback filed before it is needed, so that a delay at the authority does not become a delay in the market. The same thinking is applied to partner registrations.
Which PS standard the product falls under, and whether the intended analysis fits inside it. Getting this wrong is the most expensive mistake in the process.
under 1 weekAnalysis against the standard, with VAN's own laboratory data and certificates supporting the file.
1–2 weeksPreparation and filing with PSQCA, including the manufacturing evidence that an importer or a trader cannot supply.
with step 4: 1–3 monthsThe certificate lands and the product can legally be sold anywhere in Pakistan.
regulator-dependentVAN controls the first two steps and completes them inside three weeks. The last two sit with the regulator; one to three months is typical, and no manufacturer can promise more precisely than that.
Every VAN product carries a complete technical file, and a partner product is built to the same standard from the start.
One page: guaranteed analysis, dosage, physical properties, packaging and storage. Twenty-three currently maintained across the catalogue.
Sixteen-section GHS format with a per-product hazard classification rather than a blanket template. Twenty-three currently maintained.
Issued per production lot from VAN's own QC laboratory, with specification, result and method for every assay.
Whether it is a VAN formulation, your own, or something you currently import — the first conversation is about which standard it belongs under.
