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BASF Monitoring Paste help pest controllers detect early signs of rodent activity

Simon KingBy Simon King14 March 2023No Comments1 Min Read
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BASF has launched a non-toxic Monitoring Paste to enable pest controllers to detect early rodent activity.

Monitoring Paste is a non- toxic soft block formulation, developed by BASF, based on the highly palatable, award-winning rodenticide Selontra, but without the active cholecalciferol.

The 14g block feature a pre-made hole for quick and easy securing and is complete with a perforated wrap to allow the aromas to escape. It is formulated not to contain any of the eight big food allergens: milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat and soybean.

An essential tool for early- stage rodent detection, BASF said Monitoring Paste helps prevent an infestation establishing, so that pest controllers can be assured that premises are monitored, which will improve their response time to rodent activity and also help in the planning of an effective treatment programme.

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