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NPTA thanks its sponsors for supporting PestTech 2026

Simon KingBy Simon King21 October 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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As PestTech 2026 approaches, the National Pest Technicians Association (NPTA) is taking the opportunity to recognise and thank the businesses and organisations whose generosity and continued support help make the event possible.

Kevin Lawrenson, NPTA chief executive, said: “PestTech has continued to grow year-on-year, bringing together pest management professionals, manufacturers, distributors and service providers from across the industry.

“With 2026 set to be our largest event yet in terms of exhibition stands, we are incredibly grateful to the businesses that have chosen to go one step further by sponsoring the event. Their support plays an important role in helping us develop PestTech, introduce new features and create an event that offers much more than a traditional trade exhibition.”

Recognising PestTech 2026’s five main sponsors
This year, NPTA has  the support of five main event sponsors:

  • Barrettine Environmental Health
  • Killgerm Chemicals
  • Lodi UK
  • Opti-Catch
  • Pelsis

Mr Lawrenson said: “Each of these businesses makes a valuable contribution to the pest management industry, and we are extremely grateful for their commitment to supporting PestTech 2026.

“Their sponsorship is helping us introduce new attractions, enhance existing features and provide those little extras that make the event experience even better for visitors.”

Barrettine Environmental Health is sponsoring the brand-new PestTech Gallery, showcasing the fascinating world of insects through stunning photography.

Killgerm Chemicals is supporting the popular In the Mix networking sessions, helping bring industry professionals together to share experiences and build relationships.

Lodi UK is sponsoring not only the new Rage Room, bringing something completely different to this year’s event, but also the official PestTech visitor bags.

Opti-Catch is sponsoring the official PestTech name badges, helping visitors identify and connect with fellow professionals throughout the day.

Pelsis is sponsoring the official PestTech lanyards, another important part of the visitor experience.

“While each sponsor contributes in different ways, they share something important: a willingness to invest in an event that brings the pest management community together,” Mr Lawrenson said.

“To Barrettine Environmental Health, Killgerm Chemicals, Lodi UK, Opti-Catch and Pelsis – thank you for your support, commitment and generosity.”

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