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…
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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…
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…
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…
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.…
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 pensioner living in London whilst sunbathing in his garden awoke to find a fox gnawing at his hand. A recent article which appeared in the…
The long-awaited announcement of a controlled cull of badges to tackle the spread of bovine tuberculosis in cattle was finally made on 14 December. Environment Secretary…
An elderly pigeon-fancier who killed a falcon owned and flown by the Edinburgh branch of NBC Bird & Pest Solutions has been found guilty of shooting…
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…