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News from Bá¡bolna Bio

Pest WritersBy Pest Writers15 July 2015No Comments2 Mins Read
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Since the very first Eurocido exhibition in the early 1990s, it has become a tradition for Bábolna Bio to be present and to be the only exhibitor from the Central European region.

Bá¡bolna Bio was founded in Budapest, Hungary more than 40 years ago as a pest control servicing company. In addition to this, it is now involved in a number of other activities such as the manufacturer of rodenticides, insecticides, insecticide-free products, the synthesis of insect growth regulators and the distribution of products.

One of the most important areas is the large-scale manufacture of rodenticides covering all kinds of formulations, including grain and loose bait, pellets, wax and extruded blocks as well as fresh bait. To support these products on the market and to serve their customers in the long-term, Bá¡bolna Bio supports bromadiolone under the EU Biocidal Products Directive (BPD). The inclusion of the Bá¡bolna Bio source on Annex 1 is expected by the second half of this year.

The other active ingredient supported under the BPD is S-methoprene. Bá¡bolna Bio is the only company in the European Union who has invested to support this compound. With their S-methoprene based products, Bá¡bolna Bio can offer solutions to a variety of different applications, such as ant and flea control, bedbugs and vector control.

  

Babolna at Eurocido Bá¡bolna Bio is a regular exhibitor at Eurocido.
Left to right: Mariann Csorba, international business manager, Dr Daniel Bajomi, managing director and Erika Erdeistaff, Western Europe area manager

What must not be overlooked, is the attractive range of Biostop sticky traps. These are very popular with the amateur market, not only in Hungary but also in Austria, Germany and in other countries. Of course, these traps, more simply designed, are also used by the pest control industry for monitoring purposes. The annual production of traps for stored product moths, for cloth moths and the latest trap for fruit flies now exceeds two million pieces. The requirements and expectations for an insect-free environment without the use of toxic materials is predicted by Bá¡bolna Bio to be a growth market.

As was also evident at Eurocido, Bá¡bolna Bio is very active outside of Hungary with products sold in over 35 countries around the world.

To find out more about the company and its products, visit the updated website – click here.

Babolna rodenticides

The Babolna Bio range of rodenticides 

 
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