On 11 May the Center for Disease Control and Prevention in the USA published the results of a peer-reviewed study that suggests bedbugs may be involved…
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On 8 September the Chemicals Regulation Directorate (CRD) published a document outlining the procedure which pest control companies and local authorities would need to follow when…
Wayne Davis and his Harris hawk have certainly hit the headlines this year for their pigeon prevention work at the All England Lawn Tennis Club at…
Scientists at the California Academy of Science are hard at work taking digital 3D pictures of all the worlds 12,000 ant species known to man. The…
The rats at the centre of an infestation in a Reading suburb are likely to have the Hampshire/Berkshire resistant gene (L120Q) and there is every chance…
The new European Code of Practice for bedbug management was launched at the ConExPest/Europest event in Krakow in May. The production of the new code has…
As if a decade of drought and a spate of natural disasters is not enough, Australian farmers are now facing what many call a mouse plague.…
Make no mistake, vector-borne diseases are on the rise both in terms of the distribution of outbreaks and the seriousness of harm caused. So says medical…
Whilst at PestEx, the Chemicals Regulation Directorate (CRD) released (on 6 April) for consultation with approval holders its proposals for the usage of rodenticide bait products.…
A family in Somerset got more than they bargained for when eating a bag of ready-to-eat salad bought at Tesco a dead bird. Bought from…